Two exciting updates for the AirPods Pro 3 focus on improving comfort and customization. Unlike past versions, these new features prioritize user experience rather than just technical advancements.
Foam-Infused Ear Tips and Extra Sizes
For years, many AirPods users turned to third-party foam tips for better comfort and noise cancellation. Now, Apple has stepped up. The AirPods Pro 3 will include foam-infused ear tips that enhance the already impressive two-times better active noise cancellation.
Apple claims these tips merge soft foam with silicone, aiming to deliver a snug and comfortable fit. They’ll provide five options—XXS, XS, S, M, and L—making it easier for users to find their perfect fit compared to the previous three sizes.
As articulated during their “Awe Dropping” event, Apple emphasized that these ear tips enhance acoustic performance. They said, “Using advanced computational audio to remove more noise around you than ever, AirPods Pro 3 let you zone in (or out) when you need to.”
The foam tips are not compatible with older models, but Apple is selling a five-pack for $14.99. Additionally, two sets of the XXS tips go for $9.99.
Expert Insight
According to audio engineer Dr. James Johnson, “Comfort and fit play significant roles in a user’s listening experience. The new ear tips could transform how users interact with their devices, especially for long listening sessions.”
Recent Trends
User reactions on social media have been mostly positive, highlighting excitement over the new sizes and comfort features. Many are looking forward to testing the foam tips, comparing them to their favorite third-party options.
The Bigger Picture
These updates reflect a broader trend in tech, where companies increasingly prioritize user comfort alongside performance. Many companies, especially in audio, have recognized that a good fit leads to better sound experiences. As earbuds become an everyday tool, brands will continue to evolve in response to user feedback.
The AirPods Pro 3 highlights this shift, responding to years of user requests. It’s not just about better sound; it’s about creating a more comfortable listening experience for everyone.
For more details about Apple’s announcements, you can check their official news page here.

















