Perhaps that’s a feature that Apple’s saving for AirPods 3. There were rumors that Apple was exploring the possibility of applying a specialized grip coating to buds to provide more friction in the ear canal, helping them stay in the ear. It’s not the most ideal solution from a looks perspective, but they can be a big help. If you have lingering problems with fit, you may want to try a set of ear hook attachments. It’s unfortunate, but there will remain a sizable contingent of users that still won’t be able to use the AirPods due to lack of fit. If the original version didn’t fit your ears well, then neither will the new version. If the original AirPods fit your ears well, and you were happy with the feeling of them in your ears, then you’ll be happy with the AirPods 2.
Subscribe to 9to5Mac on YouTube now for more videos The only way I was able to tell the difference between the earbuds was by, and this is disgusting, identifying small traces of lingering dirt on the mesh that goes into your ears, along with scuffs on the outside shell. I clean my AirPods regularly, so I almost couldn’t tell the difference between the two. When comparing the individual ear buds, the exterior design is, as far as my eyes can tell, 100% identical to the last generation. If you hated the original AirPods then I have some bad news to share with you - the new AirPods are indiscernible from the originals. Watch our hands-on AirPods 2 review video as we explore top features, make comparisons with the original AirPods, and share our hands-on impressions. The second-generation AirPods are more like AirPods version 1.5 than they are AirPods 2, but that’s primarily a testament to how right Apple got the product on its first at bat. At first glance it’s immediately evident that it’s not a radical change from the original design, even the box is more or less the same outside of a few changes. The second generation AirPods landed on my desk today, and as a big fan of the originals, I was excited to review the AirPods 2 (2019) edition.
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