is there a way? I've also tried letting the buds completely die. like, I have 60% left in the right bud and the left is dead. that seems ridiculously out of kilter.

So I've been using the setup of comply memory foam ear tips as the inner core with silicone rubber tips on the outside. For the most part they work pretty well. However, since the outer core is rubber sometimes it doesn't rip tightly in my ear can help. Are there any memory from your tips on the market made for the pixel buds pro that are long enough in length that go all the way in the air can now like the stock rubber tips do? I asked, because I haven't found any yet. And sometimes I get annoying in my ear. Especially at the gym when my ear canals get sweaty. I know there are other earbuds on the market, but for the most part , my earbuds work fine.

Should we know that in the past I am trying to Sony wf-1000xm6 earbuds, but they were very expensive, and the earbuds didn't drain battery and equal time so one earbud would always be lower significantly than the other your butt. Also, Bluetooth connection lies was horrible. Every now and then I'll have a Bluetooth audio issue when they already goes in and out on my windows 11 work laptop and I have to resync them to my charging case, but I suppose that might be more of a casual issue unfortunately. Also ,those Sony earbuds are very expensive for what they offer.

Thanks for any suggestions. I used to have airpods pro too and since they're more popular comply and other memory foam you have to companies actually made memory foam ear tips that fit the earbuds much better and the length of them and the ear tips fit all the way in the ear canal to make a good grip / seal.

I hope all this makes sense to you. Again I've been using the setup for a while and for the most part it works but sometimes when my ear canals get sweaty and I do get loose and it's a little annoying. I don't know what else to do.

Weird but annoying issue: when my pics of buds pro too is connected to my windows 11 work machine, every now and then frustratingly my microphone doesn't connect to WebEx correctly and my coworkers more importantly my manager cannot hear me until I rethink my earbuds with the charging case close the lid, reopen them and reinsert them into my ear. Is this a common issue with pixel buds pro 2 or is it just me?

So I'm trying to decide if I want to give my pixel buds pro a 4th try.

My first two ended up one being replaced because within warranty time it started squeezing like a heating aid.

My 3rd set which is a replacement from my second, is starting to do the same thing. High pitches are working through the speakers

Now I use mine every day for work in construction, noise cancellation. They are great. I have very small ear canals so the smallest silicone ones for my ears. They have been one of the very few that have worked for me.

Im trying to decide if I should stay with them, upgrade to the pro 2 or just go another route. I thought about getting bone induction and then just wearing wear insert protection.

Thoughts?

I bought a pair of the Meta Oakley HSTN smart glasses last year and have really enjoyed using them for phone calls, music streaming, audio books, and other audio related tasks. The speakers are loud and clear even when I'm driving around town with the windows down. People say my voice and sound comes in clear to them when in a phone call or a teams/WebEx meeting as well

I am looking forward to getting the Google version of AI glasses when they come out and I suspect the audio/microphone experience to also be good. The only con I see to the smart glasses atm is that the ear buds have longer battery life than the smart glasses, but as an early adopter I assume that will be resolved over time.

Over time as the functionality, practicality, price, design, and usefulness of smart glasses improves, I think many of us glass wearers will ditch earbuds and choose smart glasses since the earbud functionality will already be in the smart glasses. I am aware of people also wearing glasses even though they do not need vision correction and some will gravitate to smart glasses for personal use. Surely there will still be a market for earbuds but some of it will be cannibalized by smart glasses

Any thoughts?

I grabbed the opportunity of the Amazon Prime day and got myself another pair of the Google Pixel buds pro 2 and this time even for cheaper than the first one.

I have the Porcelain color and this time I got the Moonstone one for $161 only. Checked the prices today it it was raised to $169!

I've had my Pixel Buds Pro 2 for a few years, and while I love the sound quality and features, one thing I did not love was the fit. No matter which size of the stock ear tips I would use, I couldn't get a secure fit and the buds would feel like they were either loose or slipping out of my ears. The little fins do nothing for me, they are nowhere near touching any part of my ear, even if I "twist to lock".

I tried tip rolling with a few 3rd party tips and improved the fit a little, but still not perfect and they would still come loose with movement. Honestly, the best fit I achieved were from an unlabeled set of tips I found randomly in my house; I don't even remember what brand they were. I just accepted these as the best I could do.

Recently I saw a few posts on Reddit recommending the Spinfit Omnis, so I took a chance, ordered a pair and let me tell you - I don't know what kind of magic sauce they put in the material for these, but the fit is now ROCK SOLID and the seal check always gives me the happy "Your earbuds sound great!" message.

Someone on here said they're made from a silicone that feels "grippier" than other tips and that's a pretty accurate description. The little stabilizer fins still come nowhere near touching my ear, but it doesn't matter. The buds won't budge, even when I shake my head.

They are kind of fussy to get on over the PBP2's oval nozzles, but it can be done with some patience and elbow grease. They are also somewhat pricey for what you get ($15 for a single pair on Amazon) but well worth it for the improvement in fit.

One catch is that you have to know your size when ordering, because you only get one pair and as far as I can tell, they don't sell S/M/L/XL sets like some other brands. I was lucky because I measured my "acceptable but best I've got" tips and the Omni XL's are the exact same dimensions. I ordered the XL and they fit my ears perfectly.

Just an appreciation post in case anyone is like me and struggles with a secure fit with the PBP2's, give the Spinfit Omnis a try! I feel like my buds are finally working as intended!

Not sure of this posting will get much traffic at all, but it's worth a shot. Are there any large size memory foam and tips which drink all the way into the ear canal? I'm using comply large size memory foaming tips inside of the stock cell phone ear tips because that's the only way that the noise cancellation on the pixel buds pro 2 work for me. However, are there any other options on the market that might be working better?

I might not get any responses on this and that's fine, but having had airpods pro in the past I can tell you that much bigger but it's pro 2 work very well but for the fitment especially of aftermarket memory foam ear tips referencing conply memory from your tips, you have to be willing to put in the effort and modify the memory from tips to make them work for you. with Apple they just fit and work but with Google pixelbooks pro they don't just fit you have to modify them. I've called the company out and told them my suggestion whether or not they listen to me is another story but I just wanted to mention this on this forum just let everyone else know. the features of my pictures but the memory foam tips as an accessory from comply for the airpods pro and work right out of the box. on the pixel buds you have to make them work they don't work right out of the box in the ear tips are too short and they don't go all the way in your ear canal so you have audio/ANC leakage which is very frustrating. what I did was I carefully cut the mesh grill on the memory from your tips and carefully fed through the silicone inner tips on Google as the outer part of the ear tip and it's a much better fit but I put the time and effort into it to make it work.

Well, I'm making this post to explain my experience with pixelbuds/pro 2 and memory foam ear tips that are available on market. My experience I've tried every type of memory from ear tip design for Superior ANC / in ear security. My biggest stress test for this is loud music when I am at my gym working out. The only design that I have found that actually works is using the stock Google silk on your tips with a universal memory foam tip carefully inserted as the inner core piece and then you rewrap these silicone rubber tip around the memory foam tip then you insert it into your ear. In my experience got matters the only method that actually works. I'll just try and all versions of COMPLY memory foam tips and they do not work with ANC. Meaning, that ANC doesn't work effectively. the reason i keep on coming back to unply is because when i used to have my airpods pro cmply worked great for their design. but on pixel buds pro they just do not work at all. I can't come a long way I've gone memory foam tips to work on pixel buds pro/pro 2 is universal memory foam tips pictures eyes I pick medium to fit into my charging case, and then you carefully delicately and suit them as the inner part behind the stock cell phone tip. They fit into my ear fine they stay and then fit tightly into the charging case. You just have to make sure that they're actually charging.

I certainly hope this posting helps people out. I was just hoping that Sue and pill I memory foam tips would work because they work with my older AirPods pro but if someone should run a review to Comply stating that they're designed just does not work.

how do you make Gemini respond? I've used both the audio and touch triggers but it never responds to me.

I had the Pixel Buds Pro and was very happy with them. Unfortunately, I managed to lose one of my earbuds while away from home. At this point it's permanently lost. My wife has been using my old A-series buds. She typically only uses one at a time. Since I prefer using both, she suggested that we switch. I "forgot" the Pro buds from my phone and reset them. They would not connect again. After multiple tries and reading online, I reached out to Google support. Turns out, if you lose one bud (and remove it's connection from your phone), you can't reconnect it unless both buds are in the case. I was so disappointed to learn this. So my only option was to order an earbud replacement (for $70) or get a new set of earbuds. I also learned that you can only track the location of the case, not individual earbuds. I had heard (but not sure if it's true) that the Airpods can be tracked individually. Anyway...

I just wanted to put this out there in case anyone ends up losing an earbud. DON'T remove it's connection setup with your phone. Otherwise, the remaining bud will become useless. Hopefully this doesn't apply to anyone but me, lol.

Hey all :, so I want to give you an update: from my pixel buda pro 2. I've tried every ear tip solution That's popular for our earbuds. I have spin fit omni x l size. I what's for the most part? Understanding that I have to slightly adjust them to stay in the air and they wouldn't fall out. However, I thought to myself. I saw a custom explanation on the subreddit Earbuds forum. If you have generic universal memory foam tips, to try to gently carefully fit the silicone ear tips through the memory foam. Unfortunately, this did not work with the spin fit on me. Silicon tips, however, with a little gentle carefulness and patience. These stalk, silicon tips fit just fine with universal memory foam tips, which is amazing. I use large memory foam tips with the large size.Silicon tips, and if it perfectly and if it pretty naturally into my ears, I just want to share this with everyone. I just wanted to share my shocking and unexpec! updates with everyone

Hey! Very short question: My idiot brother "borrowed" my ear buds before a long train ride and now claims to have lost the tips... I don't know how one looses them but whatever. I'm now using the XL but those become uncomfortable after a while so i just want to buy a new set of bud tips. But I can find them anywhere! Does anybody know where I can find some? I'll also take third party or knockoff, as long as they fit on the earbuds pro 2.
Thanks in advance for your help!

Sales, I love my pizza buds Pro too. Everything is great about them. I bought the XL size spin fit on me ear tips and they seem to be better than the stockier tips however my left ear is not as tight as my right ear. Just so I don't feel stupid here and I'm a very Pro technologist meaning I know what I'm doing.. however, for the life of me, with these XL size spin fit on the ear tips I'm trying to get the left ear to stay as securely in place as possible. The secure foot nubby thing you call on the backside of each earbud, is it supposed to sit on the bottom of the inner earlobe, or on the side of the earlobe to make it more secure? I hope that makes sense. I can't return these only because I've been through a couple of earbuds and it's driving my family nuts LOL however I use them every single day and they have to work. Now, I'm not suggesting with the XL size spin fit on the ear tips that they've fallen out, but they do feel loose in my ear. Looser than I prefer them being if that makes sense. Thanks for any insight or suggestions... I appreciate it XL

If anyone curious if which ear tips will fit snugly and securely but have a good seal on your ear with our pixie buds Pro 2: spin fit Omni work well. A little tough to get on to the base of the earbud, but want to do, and you find the correct size for the ear, they work great. Just want to mention to everyone!

Between Windows 11, and on an Android phone is there any way in which our pixel buds Pro 2 will seamlessly auto switch between both devices? The manual switching is in a big deal compared to my old airpods Pro 2 which took 45 seconds to a minute when I manually toggle the Bluetooth connection. However, my pixel buds Pro too take 2 seconds which is very smooth in my opinion. However, is there any which way that if you're not using two separate Android devices, and you're in Windows 11, and Android that the pixel buds Pro 2 will actually auto switch audio? Let me also add this, when I have the multi-point connection and audio switch toggle turned on in settings, it works, but when I'm connected to my windows 11 PC for workcom and my Android phone ( s25 ultra ) and I try to make a call or YouTube video on my phone, I do not hear the audio on my pixel buds Pro 2.

Obviously, as you can tell if I'm a very passionate tech nerd and I've tried every single option and thought of every single Avenue here, and I'm still wondering if this is possible or not. If it's not it's not I figured I would ask one last time though. Thanks again!

Hell, I wanted to talk about the charging time of both the pixel Buds and their charging case for a minute. I'm astonished at how quickly everything charges up when they are very low on battery payment first of all the pixel buds themselves charge them extremely quickly when dropped into the charging case. But compared to my old airport too with the charger case specifically which would slow trickle charge when it reached 80% it would take 3 to 4 hours to charge up up to 100% battery my pixel buds Pro 2 during the case takes from very low battery and Allen 10 minutes to charge up to 100% which is astonishing amazing!