EAH-AZ100-K

No, they're simply not meant to be pushed deeply into your ears. It's the shape of the buds themselves that cause the issue. Cutting off the wings won't make a difference. If you want earbuds that go deep into your ear canals, try the Technics EAH-AZ100-K. Just get a refund for the PBP2.

I've had the Sony wf-1000xm4 and XM5, buds3 pro and 4 pro and now the technics. I really liked my xm4 because they sat nice in the ear but they felt a big too big for me. The xm5 had great audio but for some reason they change the customization of the touch buttons. They also had a terrible fit in m

I have both and also have technics EAH-AZ100 P. Bowers is definitely the best of 3, but I enjoy The AZ 100 better than AirPod 3. Fit is better also. If Apple comes out with a customizable EQ I might enjoy them more. Sony XM 5 are awesome also

There are some refurb Elite 10 Gen 2s about, it's kind of a sore point to most of us on this forum that Jabra have stopped producing earbuds as it is very hard to find an alternative. The most common second choice appears to be the Technics EAH-AZ100s but this might be slightly over budget. The main

Could never get them to fit and stay in my ears properly, despite several sets of aftermarket eartips. Also dealt with sound quality issues. I kept trying to get them right and unfortunately, it was after the return period when I finally gave up on them. l bought a set of Technics AZ100s which were

Currently using Technics EAH-AZ100. Pricy, but they stay in the ears when putting on and taking off the helmet. Very quiet on the road, and excellent sound quality.

the medium wingtips are a great fit for my ear type as well! Glad I saw your post before I went to go buy the Sennheiser's. So far, I've tried the Technics EAH-AZ100, those are simply earbuds with no securing wingtip, which is my preferred method. I'm currently trying out the Beats Fit Pro this week