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LifestyleIf you're asking yourself, "Why do my earbuds keep falling out?" The simple answer is that every ear is unique. The shape and size of our ear canals vary greatly, which means an earbud that stays put for one person might feel loose or uncomfortable for another.
Beyond our unique anatomy, external factors also play a part. Sweat from a high-intensity workout or the natural buildup of earwax can create a slippery surface, compromising your earbud's grip and causing it to slip just when you need it most.
So, how to keep your earbuds from falling out of your ears?
The right design is your first step to a reliable fit. For a secure experience, look for features that ensure your earbuds don't fall out:
Once you have the right gear, a simple method is all you need to keep your earbuds in place. Here's how to get earbuds to stay in:
Don’t overlook the importance of hygiene. Sweat and earwax can create a slippery layer that compromises your earbud's grip. For a good fit, make a habit of wiping them down with a dry cloth after each use and cleaning your ears regularly.
At JBL, we believe your audio should keep up with you. That's why we’ve engineered a range of earbuds that don't fall out no matter how active your lifestyle is.
An unshakeable fit is no mystery; it comes down to choosing the right earbuds, mastering the insertion method, and a little maintenance. JBL is committed to providing a variety of options to suit every ear and every adventure. Explore the best earbuds that stay in your ear at JBL New Zealand today.
The best way to stop earbuds from falling out is to choose a pair with a secure-fit design, such as ear hooks or wingtips. It's also important to use the correct ear tip size and practice a simple insertion technique to create a snug seal in your ear.
A good fit will feel snug but never cause discomfort or pain. The earbud should sit securely without feeling like it’s about to fall out. If you feel any pressure or if the sound lacks bass, try a different size ear tip.
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