Why do my AirPods fall out?

Wrong fit. The first and most apparent reason why AirPods keep falling out of your ears is due to a poor fit. Naturally, if your AirPods' earbuds are too big or too small for your ears, it'll be challenging to get them to stay put.
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Why do AirPods not stay in my ears?

Many people probably just hook the AirPods in their ears with the stem pointing down. But that keeps them loose, virtually guaranteeing that they'll slip out. After placing the AirPods in your ears, twist them up around 30 degrees so the stem is more horizontal and is sticking out away from your ears.
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Do AirPods fall out easily?

Like the regular EarPods, the AirPods will feel loose but never fell out of an ear. They didn't feel so loose that Aaron was compelled to keep the devices back into his ears. For running, the AirPods might fare a bit better as you don't have the weight of the cord pulling on the earbuds.
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Why are my AirPod pros falling out?

If the AirPods Pro keeps falling then the first thing you should do is to attach the proper ear tip according to your ear size. The medium size is always attached to the AirPods when unboxed. So you can try the Small or Large size of ear tips on the AirPods Pro.
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How do I get my AirPod case to stay on?

It is important to fix it, as you need to protect your AirPods just in case drop your AirPod case on the ground. Fixing it is as simple as preparing a pot of pasta. All it takes is a pot of boiling water and some ice cubes or ice water to shrink the silicone case so it fits snugly again.
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What do I do if my AirPods Pro keeps falling out?

Flip and swap. Another method that may feel a bit odd is to flip the AirPods Pro upside down. This is a way that some runners have discovered as a viable way to keep the AirPods from falling out. If that still doesn't work, you can flip them upside down and then swap ears (put left in the right ear, and vice-versa).
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Do AirPods fall off while running?

They Sometimes Fall Out

When the main question is, “Can you run with Airpods,” the answer is there's no absolute guarantee that they won't fall out during your run. Most people do find they fall out less frequently than other wireless headphones, but when your ears get sweaty, they get slippery.
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How do I keep my earbuds from falling out?

Ear hooks or over-the-ear/around-the-ear designs actually clutch around your ears to prevent them from falling out. These are best if you intend to use the earbuds while doing activities that require a lot of movement as it offers a better and more secured hold than other forms of earbuds.
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Which AirPods stay in your ears better?

Apple Airpods Pro

They also stay in our ears much better if we're doing something active like going on a run. Bonus: they still fit in the charging case even with non-Apple tips.
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Are my ears too small for AirPods?

If you're not sure about the fit, try the Ear Tip Fit Test. You can use the Ear Tip Fit Test if you're not sure that you're getting the best possible sound quality and noise cancellation. Choose a comfortable fit with a good seal. With your AirPods Pro in your ears, go to Settings > Bluetooth on your iOS device.
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Can I return AirPods if they don't fit?

Answer: A: Generally, you can make returns within 14 days for any reason.
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How do you comfortably wear AirPods?

To avoid hurting your ears, it's recommended that you wear AirPods for only up to a maximum of 90 minutes. While they're off, gently massage your ears and let them rest for about 10-15 minutes before resuming your listening activity.
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Are AirPod 2 better than 1?

AirPods with Charging Case

Apple's second-generation AirPods are a slight improvement over the first-gen with better audio and voice quality, longer talk time, and support for voice-activated Siri.
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Why do earbuds always fall out of my ears?

If your ears are close to your temporomandibular joint (the bit where your jaw connects to your skull, allowing you to chew and talk) then simply moving your mouth might alter the size and shape of your ear canal. In this case, your earbuds are more likely to dislodge and fall out.
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Why do earbuds not fit in my ears?

If the earbuds do not fit your ears

If the earbud tips tend to come off or you feel that there is insufficient low frequency sound and a difference in volume between the left and right units, change the earbud tips to another size to comfortably and snugly fit your left and right ears.
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Do I need bigger or smaller earbuds?

For example, if you have medium sized ear canals, a small ear tip will allow the earphone to fit deeper, which may give a better result. Or, a larger ear tip may sit further out for better comfort, and with the size of your ear or an over-the-ear wear style, still stay put.
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Can I wear AirPods in the shower?

Don't place your AirPods under running water, such as a shower or faucet. Don't swim with or otherwise submerge your AirPods. Don't put AirPods in the washing machine or dryer. Don't wear AirPods in a sauna or steam room.
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Does sweat ruin AirPods?

One word: sweat. After all, AirPods are neither sweat nor water-resistant. "Simply put, sweat—and any kind of water—will damage headphones permanently if it gets inside," our executive editor, TJ Donegan, explains.
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Can you sleep with AirPods in?

Sleeping with AirPods could cause hearing loss

Falling asleep with levels above that isn't recommended at all. If you want to listen at a safe volume level, set it around 50% or less. You won't be having noise issues at night, so that the lower volume will be fine for your ears.
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Do AirPods 3 hurt your ears?

Apple's AirPods 2 and ‌AirPods 3‌ models are not adjustable and do not have removable tips, which leaves little you can do if they cause ear pain. If you had trouble with AirPods or AirPods 2, though, it's worth checking out ‌AirPods 3‌.
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Are AirPods 3 Too Big?

We've heard from many users who have said the AirPods 3 are exceptionally comfortable and sit well in their ears. For us, while we found them very comfy, they didn't stay put all that well. They seemed too large for our ears and took only some light jostling for them to shift free.
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Do AirPods cause pimples in ear?

A pimple will form in your ear if the oil is unable to escape or bacteria grows in a clogged pore. A buildup in bacteria can be caused by a few things, such as sticking your finger in your ear or using earbuds or headphones that aren't cleaned often. Other causes of acne include stress and a hormonal imbalance.
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Can I return AirPods to Apple?

You have 14 calendar days to return an item from the date you received it. Only items that have been purchased directly from Apple, either online or at an Apple Retail Store, can be returned to Apple.
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