Dekoni Audio Premium Memory Foam Earphone Tips for Apple Airpods Pro, Medium

Out of the package they looked about the same size as the largest tips that came with the Apple AirPods, but in the ear they molded to my ears and fit more snugly. How snugly they fit depends one's ears. If they were any larger in diameter, they might not allow the lid on the charger to shut completely. In noise canceling mode, they fit snugly enough to block out ambient sound (such as my wife's playing the piano....loud) as well as my old-but-yet-serviceable over-the-ear Bose noise-canceling headphones. I have read that some people had trouble popping off the ear tips from the AirPods, but there is a tiny hole at the base. Find that and stick something like a jeweler’s flat screwdriver in that hole, and the ear tip will pop off easily. These replacement tips have that same hole for removal.

I’ve been using the Apple AirPods Pro for a while now, and while I love their sound quality and features, the stock silicone tips never quite worked for me. They’d slip out during workouts or long listening sessions, and I often found them uncomfortable after a couple of hours. Enter the Dekoni Bulletz memory foam ear tips in large, gray—and honestly, they’ve been a game-changer.First off, the comfort is phenomenal. Unlike the silicone tips, which sometimes left my ears feeling sore, these memory foam tips mold perfectly to the shape of my ear canal. They’re soft yet supportive, and the large size (which matches the biggest stock option) gives me a snug, secure fit without feeling overly tight. I’ve worn them for hours—whether commuting, working out, or just chilling with a podcast—and they stay comfortable the whole time.The fit is where these tips really shine. The memory foam expands slowly to fill any gaps, creating a seal that keeps the AirPods Pro locked in place. I’ve done everything from jogging to jumping jacks, and they haven’t budged once. That alone makes them worth it for anyone who’s struggled with the stock tips slipping out. Plus, the improved seal boosts the noise isolation significantly. I’ve noticed less background noise creeping in, which makes the AirPods’ active noise cancellation even more effective.Sound-wise, there’s a noticeable difference too. The tighter seal enhances the bass response, giving music a richer, fuller feel compared to the stock tips. Mids and highs still come through clearly, though I’d say the soundstage feels a bit more intimate—likely due to the foam’s isolating properties. It’s not a drastic change, but it’s enough to make my favorite tracks sound fresh again. For calls and podcasts, everything remains crisp and clear, no complaints there.Installation was a breeze. The plastic mounting ring snaps onto the AirPods Pro just like the originals, and while Dekoni recommends watching their installation video (smart advice!), it’s pretty intuitive once you get the hang of it. They feel sturdy, and I haven’t had any issues with the tips detaching or wearing out after a few weeks of daily use. Another bonus: they’re washable with soap and water, which is a huge plus for keeping them clean and extending their lifespan.There are a couple of minor downsides. The gray color looks sleek, but it does show dirt more than I expected—nothing a quick wash can’t fix, though. Also, while the foam is durable, I’ve read some reviews mentioning the mesh filter breaking over time, so I’m keeping an eye on that. So far, mine are holding up fine.Overall, the Dekoni Bulletz in large, gray have transformed my AirPods Pro experience. They’re comfier, stay in place better, and even improve the sound a bit. If you’re on the fence about upgrading your ear tips, these are absolutely worth a shot—especially if the stock ones aren’t cutting it for you. I’d give them a solid 4.5 out of 5 stars.

These were oversized XL. I ordered them because I lost one of my EarPods and I did not want to lose another.These fit perfect. I really like them!

I could never use AirPods before because they would always fall out of my ear. Now with the new AirPod Pro 2 Airpods I can finally have Air Pods that do not fall out of my ear because of these Airpod 2 foam device coverings. Awesome product!

These are the only eartips I've tried that fit my ears without falling out during my commute. That on its own is enough for me to keep buying them, but there are some drawbacks that make me keep looking for alternatives.These tips sound *okay*. The Pros sound pretty darn good with the silicone tips, and these just lose a lot of the magic. That said, I don't ever use these things in anything you could remotely describe as a critical listening environment, so I'm willing to look past the sound quality for convenience.The plastic bracket that clips the tips onto the AirPods is incredibly fragile. I've cracked so many of these things just squeezing the foam like they tell you to when you're putting the headphones in and honestly it's a little frustrating considering how much these things cost. Not to mention the fact that I don't have this issue with other aftermarket tips for the Pros.The coating on the outside of the tips wears out pretty quickly. For the first couple weeks they're pretty easy to clean but over time they start holding on to more and more earwax, and eventually they get unusably gross before the foam loses its density. Don't try submerging these things in hydrogen peroxide—they'll get nice and clean but won't have the same fit or isolation anymore.These tips are close to being perfect, but there's still a lot of room for improvement. You're probably going to have to try them out for yourself to see if you're cool with the tradeoffs they make.

Although I purchased the XL tips, they do not appear to be any bigger than Apple's L tips. Moreover, they were more prone to casue my AirPods to fall out of my ears than Apple's L, as they fell out three times on the first use. The seal was also substandard, as it made the AirPods sound tinny. Decided to return.

These worked well at first, but after about six months, they started to degrade. This is beyond what a simple cleaning can fix; the foam stains and looks gross, and it doesn't hold shape as well anymore. It's just too much effort for a simple product. I chose to stick with silicone tips, even though these were more comfortable at first. It's just not worth the hassle.

These are a very nice alternative to the originals...after several months of almost daily use no signs of wear. Just a little expensive for what they are.