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This is no doubt a daft question but I have to ask it...
I have Apple AirPod Pro's and other similar type of in-ear headphones. Is it correct that you're meant to push in the earbuds so it creates like a vacuum type fit? Or is it meant to be lose?
I never know as my first use, the AirPod Pro's fell out of my ear and got scratched on the pavement. Bad times.
No matter how I've tried, none of the replacement buds seem to fit. I only wear them for ease as tend to wear one rather than both when in the office/working.
So, question is, what is the correct method/way of wearing them? Should they be suction tight, snug, lose? Yes they fall out as soon as I turn my head let alone walk. This is the default buds, I've tried the larger ones and its the same. Maybe its the AirPod style ones that simply don't work for my ears.
I have Apple AirPod Pro's and other similar type of in-ear headphones. Is it correct that you're meant to push in the earbuds so it creates like a vacuum type fit? Or is it meant to be lose?
I never know as my first use, the AirPod Pro's fell out of my ear and got scratched on the pavement. Bad times.
No matter how I've tried, none of the replacement buds seem to fit. I only wear them for ease as tend to wear one rather than both when in the office/working.
So, question is, what is the correct method/way of wearing them? Should they be suction tight, snug, lose? Yes they fall out as soon as I turn my head let alone walk. This is the default buds, I've tried the larger ones and its the same. Maybe its the AirPod style ones that simply don't work for my ears.
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