Review on Airpods Earpods Anti Slip Silicone Accessories Accessories & Supplies by Amy Hernandez

You:- Don't want to admit your Airpods are a LITTLE too slippery for your liking- You've watched a YouTube video OR heard that there is such a thing as thin rubber that that can skim your AirPods to offer more grip (and maybe even the extra ambient noise cancellation that comes with it). and break - I have heard that they are difficult to put on - I have heard that they can affect the sound quality after putting them on - I have heard that AirPods do not fit in the case once they are put on THAT'S THAT: - I have admitted that my AirPods are A LITTLE TOO slippery for my liking - I saw the video on YouTube and heard that there is something called thin rubber that fits over your AirPods to provide more grip (and maybe even extra noise cancellation, what goes with) - Have looked through many reviews and bought them - They are thin but strong and will likely just break with unnecessary force - I spent a total of 20 seconds putting them on and I didn't even see the video . Simply put on the cone/speaker first, then grasp the back edge and put on. Then use your fingerprints/nails to constantly rub them in place. It's not as difficult as it sounds - the sound quality is exactly the same. Why? Because the rubber doesn't actually block any of the speakers. Surrounding noise tends to be blocked out by the suppleness and thickness of the rubber - the Airpods fit perfectly in the case. In fact, I can close the lid by simply holding the base and snapping my wrist to make the lid slam without even touching the lid. It stays closed and is not difficult to open. Yes, the lid scratches the rubber a bit, but there is actually enough space, as can be seen in my photos. Probably not enough to wear at all. This is an honest review from an engineering student, I'll edit if my opinion changes.