I ended up returning the Pros and going back to the basic AirPods. The Pros would not stay in my ears no matter which size tip I tried. Also the way the sensor works on the side of each caused me to drop calls often. I was contemplating never using these outside and realized that is ridiculous. These may work for others whose ears can take that type of tip. The audio quality was excellent and the noise canceling worked well, but wasn't worth the frustration. Walmart made it very easy to return.

PROS: easy to use, connects quickly to devices, sound quality, noise cancellation. CONS: falls out of ears constantly despite using the smallest inserts, battery life sucks (4 hours), only comes in white, and hurts ears after wearing too long. I imagine these will be getting an update whenever Apple announces the next lineup. Hold off buying these for now, if you really must...go with the cheaper Airpods...the Pros are only worth it on sale, got mine for $160 as a Walmart Black Friday deal. Do not pay full price for these.

I'm pretty disappointed in the airpod pros. I have the first two generations of airpods and love them, but I have to wear them with silicone tips to stay in my ear. I was hoping the airpod pros tips would solve that problem, but they don't. They still want to slide out of my ear especially if you get a little sweaty. The sound is not any better, in fact I would say the bass is a bit lower than the old airpods. My biggest complaint is the charging time. From dead to fully charged takes over an hour. One thing I do like is the noise canceling. That seems to work pretty good, but not worth the $250 price tag just for noise cancelling.

I absolutely love these. I have a really hard time finding anything that fits and stays in my ears well, these come with interchangeable ear cups that actually work and they stay on! I do still have some issues with my left ear, its shaped a little funny, but these stay in longer and better than any other ear buds Ive tried. The noise canceling is amazing! The sound is very clear and the case is pretty sturdy as far as I can tell.

My husband is the one who has been shopping for AirPods for himself and weighing the features, so I wasnt sure what to think when he announced he would be getting me a pair, too. I did know that they had the rubber ear pieces I prefer, and that they had a noise cancelling feature (which I have not ever used on any earphones before). Set up turned out to be a breeze. As soon as I pulled them out of the box and opened the case they magically paired with my phone without me doing anything. It was pleasantly weird, like letting the genie out of the bottle. Lol! No opening your phone and searching for the device, to pair it, needed. A tutorial almost immediately popped up on my screen. It went a little quicker than Id like, but when it was done, the Tips feature on my iPhone came up and walked me through a lot of it slower, giving me time to experiment with the controls and the noise cancelling features, including a nifty feature in Bluetooth settings that plays sound to measure if the fit of your rubber earbud tips are too loose and not cancelling out sounds enough. I find these earphones easy to use and comfortable. While I can still hear things a little even with the noise cancelling feature, the amount it decreases even sharp sounds is a wonder to me. The only criticism I have for the AirPods is also a criticism I think applies to all Apple products this year. The charger cord that comes standard with all Apple products this year has a lightning cord end on the side that plugs into the device, but the end that used to plug into a USB adapter or outlet looks like maybe a mini C now (or some such thing). It does not come with an adapter of any kind. Thankfully, our house is well stocked with lightning-to-USB cords already, or else I wouldnt have anything to use to charge my new iPhone 12 or my new AirPod Pros. So, if youre new to Apple products, be forewarned and buy an adapter or a lighting-to-USB cord when you buy these, or you wont be able to charge them until you get one of those things.

Pods are great but Walmart needs to work on their packaging and delivery. The pods are only protected in the box by one bag of air which does not protect very well. The delivery person (not usps, ups, or fedex) TOSSED the air pods onto my porch, did not knock to alert us the package was here, and ran back to his car. Super disappointed with Walmart order fulfilling practices. Love the product and low prices.

So far, I haven't found a way to wear my left air pod comfortably. the hard plastic edge digs into my ear. Trying the largest cover now to see if that helps. If it doesn't I'm returning the pros and going back to my original pair. The right one of the original version falls out easily, but at least I don't have pain.

AirPod Pros will not disappoint. From their diminutive size to the ease of setup and use, these AirPods take the prize. I already owned the $199 AirPods. Walmart sold these $249 buds for $199 too. Using AirPod pros, for my money, is absolutely the way to go.

Okay these are the single best headphones I've ever had. They have the noise canceling of my 250$ Sony OVER EAR headphones but in...an earbud. I really am having a hard time fathoming it. They fit in my ears perfectly and I seriously can't hear a single thing outside of my headphones when audio is playing and when it isn't I can only hear small murmurs. It's quite amazing. I can't stress it enough, the best headphones ever.

The quality sound is amazing. I have an android, and it was easy to connect, just press the button in the back and you'll see airpods pro in your bluetooth list. the only thung i didnt like is that the charger is on size iPhone the other one is type C, so to charge the airpods pro you'll need a type C charging cube (idk how are thise call).