AZLASednaEarfit MAX for Galaxy Buds 2 Pro (S/MS/M), Earbud Tips for Wireless Headphones, Noise Canceling Earbuds Replacement Tips, Samsung-Certified Eartips for Galaxy Buds 2 Pro

These are very nice. They are made well and stay in my ear better than the OEM. They are a little more firm as compared to the OEM and come with more sizes for that perfect fit. What got me is that they are expensive. If you are right on the middle of medium to medium small, you have to spend some money to get the sizes you need. In my opinion, I think they are great and worth the price if you know what size eartips you need.

Look Ive tried everything, I most earbuds if to small let too much noise out and fall from my ears. The others that are bigger flop out as well. These are a GAME CHANGER. Not only do they fit well (unlike the branded ones that come with) they're super comfy! Pro tip, one of your ears is bigger/smaller on the inside usually. So don't be afraid to try different size tips on each! These have made it now where listening isn't a pain where I have to adjust every 5 minute and push them back in my ear so they don't fall out.

These are better than the stock tips that come with the buds pro 2. They are too pricey for what they are though. I finally bought them because I kept feeling like my buds pro 2 were going to fall out of my ears. With these on, they no longer feel that way.

The media could not be loaded. I had issues with the buds falling out and not sealing properly. I wish I would have had these earlier and I would have not needed to orders a strap for running. This is the best buy I could have ever done. One review said they don't fit in the case. I am using the largest one possible and they fit and charge just fine.

I had such high hopes, but I'm pretty disappointed, especially given the cost. These didn't do much to improve the seal, sound, or slippage of my earbuds. They feel fairly identical to the tips that come standard with the earbuds, themselves. Definitely not worth the price in my opinion.

When buying eartips, you want the tip that will rest snuggly in the deepest possible part of your ear. This provides the best sound fidelity and ensures functional noise cancelling.For most people I'm confident you cannot go wrong if you buy the S/MS/M pack. If you're certain you have very large ears, then definitely spring for the M/ML/L.

Did not work they are worse than the original ones. Expensive waste of money

I love these ear bud tips for my buds2 pro. They finally stay in my ears, and don't feel like they are going to fall out. Before i found these, i had purchased two different brands of earbud tips. They didnt work, these do. They don't slip at all! 3rd times the charm! I highly recommend them. This is an honest and unsolicited review from a loyal Samusung user.

Bought these to replace the flimsy default ones Samsung included with the Buds2 Pros. I can't make a sound quality comparison because I never got a good seal with the original tips. If you don't have a proper seal you can't judge the sound period.I actually bought the Comply tips first because I've been using them for years on my Shure IEMs and know that they work for me. I saw a lot of folks raving about Azla online so I figured I'd give them a try.I originally bought the S/MS/M packs for both the Sedna Ear Max and the Crystal tips direct from Azla and got hit with $21 customs charge according to my FedEx receipt. The total after conversion from USD for both packages of tips came to $86.51 CAD. So that's $107.51 after customs and shipping if you buy direct from Azla. They showed up on Amazon a week later which worked out for me because it turns out I needed a larger size than I initially thought.The first thing I noticed was how comfortable they are. This goes for both the Sedna Max and the Crystals. The Crystals are grippier but the Max was also a very noticeable improvement from the default Samsung tips. Comply was by far and away the most secure feeling but foam can also feel itchy at times. I should note that all three stayed secure when I did a very unscientific headbanging test and opened my mouth to see if they would stay in my ears. The default Samsung tips caused my Buds2 to fall out if i tilted my head, opened my mouth to talk or yawn, etc. I don't jog so I can't comment on how they are for runners but I'd say the Comply or Crystals would be your best bet for that. For everyday use the Max has been secure though.In terms of easiest to clean the Max wins hands down. The Crystals are the worst by a long shot. Ear wax loves the grippy surface of the Crystals and is a pain to clean off. Maybe my ears are just gross but the Max tips will look like new after a quick wipe with a microfiber cloth and the Crystals look like a high school biology experiment in the hands of students who spend more time looking at their phones than their project. The Comply are harder to clean than the Maxes but you can get them clean with a little more effort. They are a LOT easier to clean than the Crystals.Both the Max and the Comply tips come with a built in ear wax guard while the Crystals do not. The Comply guard looks more practical as it uses a finer mesh. I'm not convinced the Max guard is actually all that effective but it's probably better than nothing. Both seem sturdier than the original Samsung tips as those ripped as soon as I carefully pulled them off when I was testing out different sizes. Neither the Max nor the Comply guard tore when I was testing them multiple times.In terms of sound I would say the Comply were the best overall. Everything was fuller and my spouse could not hear any sound leakage whereas before they could hear everything I heard with the original Samsung tips. I would say the Max gives you about 95% of the same fullness though and my spouse confirmed they could not hear my music with the Maxes either. I can't comment on the Crystals in this regard because I opted not to order the larger size for them.Surprisingly, ANC effectiveness is about the same for the Maxes and the Comply. I fully expected Comply to be the winner here because their foam tips for my Shure IEMs passively block out almost everything however I couldn't hear much of a difference between the two. Having said that everyone's ears are different and this should be taken with a grain of salt. My spouse said the Buds2 sounded amazing with the default tips and when ANC was on they couldn't hear me talking to them at all whereas I was able to have a full on conversation with them at normal speaking volumes when ANC was on (default tips in all sizes). Big YMMV here.One last consideration would be Spinfit's ear tips. They are also medical grade silicone and cheaper. I had a set of 360s for my Shures so I pulled the adapter out and surprisingly they fit. I never got a good seal with those as the size I ordered was too small so I can't comment on the sound. They seem thinner (width) than the Max and Crystals but you may like that. They are definitely not as grippy as the Crystals but are also much easier to clean.If you like silicone tips I think the Azla Sedna Max are deserving of their reputation. They are on the pricey side but I've been buying Comply tips for years and as a general rule foam does not last as long as silicone. The Max tips are comfortable, easy to clean, and provide an excellent seal provided you get the right size. Go with the variety pack if you're not sure. At the time of writing, buying through Amazon was about equal pricewise to buying direct from Azla however you're at the mercy of customs when buying direct.All three tips I tried prevented the Buds2 from falling out even when the size I ordered was too small so for that alone I'd say it's worth upgrading.HOWEVER the best tips for you are the ones that provide the best seal. My spouse is lucky and can get away with the default tips in all categories. I spend a small fortune on the damn things so consider yourself lucky if you're happy with stock.

Habe beim laufen immer ein Problem mit den original Stöpseln von Samsung gehabt, die großen waren zu locker, die kleinen verursachten Schmerzen, mit den AZLA SednaEarfit Max gibt es keine Probleme mehr.

They improve the Buds2 Pro massively in my experience. I came from very secure fitting Sony WF-1000XM4s (that I also bought third party silicone tips for - SpinFits) - as the XM4 developed some issues with the battery and other 'ringing' noises I returned them and started using the the Buds2 Pro. I was disappointed at first by the not-as-good noise cancelling and the fit - which felt 'loose' and I'm sure they would fall out unless you adjusted them from time to time.Fitting these Azla tips on made a massive difference to the security of the fit and also created a much tighter seal so sound quality is improved as well as noise cancelling. If you prefer silicone tips to foam - these are a must have for the Buds2 Pro. Expense for silicone tips but when you have an expensive set of earbuds anyway, what's an extra £20 or so to get the best out of them!

Con cualquiera de las almohadillas de serie de los Galaxy Buds 2 Pro se me acababan cayendo de los oidos los auriculares al correr con ellos o hacer determinados movimientos. Vengo de unos Buds 2 donde no me pasaba esto, pero la calidad de sonido y funciones de los Buds 2 Pro me gustaron tanto que empecé a buscar soluciones para el problema. Despues de leer sobre diversos modelos de almohadillas acabe comprando este pack. A pesar de que era bastante contrario a gastar unos 28 euros en unas almohadillas despues de haber gastado 140 euros en los auriculares, tengo que decir que actualmente no me arrepiento para nada.Estas almohadillas tienen una pared interior (la parte que se encaja en los auriculares y donde se apoyan las paredes que estan en contacto con el tunel de nuestro oido) mas gruesa que las de serie. Esto hace que se ajuste mas al tunel del oido, generando un mejor sellado que evita la entrada de sonido exterior y ademas ejercen mas presión pero sin molestar, lo que permite que no se muevan de las orejas ni corriendo.Por lo tanto su diseño hace que los auriculares se fijen a los oidos de forma firme y sin provocar molestias en mi caso. Todo un acierto de compra, a pesar de su precio.Encajan perfectamente en la caja de los auriculares y pasan el test de la aplicación de Galaxy Wearable.

I've finally found bud tips that work for my ears. No more pain, no longer too loose or too tight.