Best wireless earphones for quite small ears that do not fall out when running?! Anyone know?

[louiseev]

Hi just wondering if anyone can help with this question.

Not sure where to post it but it relates to running and moving.

Does anyone know of really good (as in they fit snug) wireless ear phones that fit small ears and *do not fall out when running* I have tried two brands, and they both still fell out as the part that sits in the actual ear is too large, so it does not sit in the ear securely and falls out when I run. even when using the smallest size.

I use the smallest size and this is with different brands.

At the moment I am using hairclips to secure them but they are still loose but at least I can hear the music and it does not fall out. 

I don't think I have abnormally small ears but maybe I do given this. LOL

Someone suggested kids wireless ear phones but not really sure on that.

If anyone can recommend any please let me know.

thanks 

[RazvanClaudiu]

Maybe the Apple Airpods? They're quite small. 

Personally I use the Bose Soundsport Wireless. They do stay quite well in the ear (unless you hit them, in which case they fly off immediately, cause for major frustration) but the earphone itself is quite big. It sits outside the ear though, so it shouldn't make any difference for the ear size. 

[Bill_k]

Most of the sports ones i've seen have a hook that fits around your ear to hold them in place .The battery on the regular ones makes them heavy and prone to falling out without support. 

[louiseev]

Thanks for the replies.

Yeah the ones with the hook the hook is too large and If I let it sit around my ear then the middle part does not line up with my middle ear, it fits much lower (which I need to fit as that is where the sound comes from) so I end up placing the middle part in my ear and the hook I  use a clip to stick it to my hair as it does not sit on my ear as it rises above it if the middle part is in my ear. However the middle part is too large and heavy and with the weight  of it falls out of the middle of my ear where it is supposed to sit. However using clips to secure it helps it to a degree, it is the best I can do atm.

I may update the post as seem my question is quite niche and not many have this issue.

I appreciate the replies.

I am wanting to try airpods or similiar brand but worried for the price that they won't fit and it is money down the drain.

As my current wireless ones cost $20, the sound is great and they work, they just fall out and don't fit. But that is common with me and headphones in general.

has anyone tried these below  how do they compare in terms of while you are running - do they stay in? especially if you choose size small

Thanks so much

Headband style

https://www.catch.com.au/product/blueant-pump-soul-on-ear-wireless-headphones-black-rose-gold-413919...

Tiny ear plug style

https://www.kogan.com/au/buy/blueant-pump-air-blackrose-gold-blueant/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=p...

Airpod style

https://www.mydeal.com.au/apple-airpods-pro-white-1739759?source=igodigital

[louiseev]

Bill - when you say 'battery on the regular ones make them heavy etc

what do you mean by regular ones? What style are you referring to?

this is what im using at the moment, does the battery sit in the middle part, as if so that makes sense re heaviness

https://www.catch.com.au/product/moki-octane-grey-wireless-bluetooth-earphones-ear-hooks-sports-head...

[louiseev]

Razvan - thanks for that, is this what you use?

 https://www.audiotrends.com.au/bose-soundsport-wireless-headphones-black.html?utm_source=google_shop...

[Bill_k]

Right now i use a brand named 1more  .They are the 'truly wireless' types which means the batteries are in the earpieces themselves which means no centre wire.

They came with several ear plug sizes and a portable charger case. The more expensive earbuds come with a selection of ear size tips to try out .

You can also go to amazon and they sell replacement tips for earbuds in different sizes so you don't have to buy new earbuds every time you trash the tips.

As far as i've seen from experience the tips are all compatible for all brands as i've tried different ones myself.

In fact the off brand ones i've bought tended to be better quality than the ones that came with my earbuds.