Comply TW-200-A Memory Foam Replacement Ear Tips, Black (S/M/L) (3 Pairs)

I bought these for the Devialet Gemini II’s as recommended by the Devialet. I work in loud data centers and these comply foam tips do a great job of blocking out noise when combined with the noise cancellation feature. The fit is comfortable and the sound quality is still top notch. Worth the money here!

I love them, and they do exactly as advertised. I have them paired with a pair of Anker Soundcore Lifenote 3 XRs from Best Buy. The stock Anker tips feel slick and don't have any grip to them. These are the opposite. They sound great and feel solid in my ears. I only really have 2 complaints: 1. They get dirty really easily. The wax builds up and sticks on them really easily, and while I'm sure there is a way to clean them, the fact is that they get dirty super quickly. 2. Replacements are hard to get. I originally had these on a pair of Anker Soundcore Lifenote Es, and I unfortunately lost them. The medium sized tips were also lost. Instead of being able to just replace the pair of medium tips, from what I could tell I would've had to either buy the variety pack again, or buy a 3 pack of the medium tips. There's not really a point in getting another variety pack if I only need one size, and there's no point in buying a three pack if I only have one set of earbuds and again, only need on pair of tips. TLDR: Apart from them being a wax magnet, and the inability to replace individual tip sizes, these are amazing and very worthwhile.

Make sure to follow directions from online (roll in fingers first, using opposite hand reach over head to pull top of ear, insert bud and hold for 15 seconds to let foam expand) . And they will likely fit as well as any earbud you've ever tried. That said, in a - b testing for sound I personally feel that they will boost bass but at cost of some space and detail. Ended up sticking with original tips included with my jbl reflect flow pros for this reason ... But if you are having trouble with fit, or want more bass and passive isolation these are the way to go. For me, they also offer slightly more comfort than factory included tips for longer listening sessions/ great on the plane. Just spend time with them to determine best size and make sure to roll them down in fingers before inserting in ear, a little patience will be rewarded.

They're comfortable and do a good job of blocking out noise, but it's only been a few weeks and I've already gone through 2 eartips. The filter is not securely attached to the tip itself, which means over time it separates and the actual tip falls off. Additionally, the filter is foam rather than the industry standard metal/plastic mesh which means it gets gummed up really easily and is tough to clean.

I purchased these based on a recommendation from a friend, so this is a personal thing. Obviously others love the fit and feel of these. Although they do say they have to replace them around 3 times a year. I have Cambridge Audio Melomania Touch ear buds and selected the correct size based on the COMPLY website selection tool not just guessing. The fit of the tip onto the unit was poor as there is no space for the tip to really sit in the correct location. So again, your mileage will vary depending on what you are fitting them to. Ended up using the largest size of the 3 and still could not get a good fit. The audio was thin and tinny compared to the standard tips. Maybe it's my ears, maybe it is just a poor fit on the Melomania Touch units but if you happen to have this particular setup I would avoid. If you have a friend with an unused pair give them a try before you buy..

I wasn’t exactly sure how to rate these, but the gist of it is that the “small” ear tips aren’t that small. In the picture I have included I have Comply’s small-size ear tip in between a Soundcore Life Note 3 XR medium-size ear tip on the left and a small-size on the right. From the image, I think that it is quite clear that Comply’s small is closer to Soundcore’s medium. As such, I would like to see Comply offer a wider range of sizes so that those of us with small ear canals can achieve a proper fit.

My wife is using one pair with her Samsung Galaxy Buds, and I'm using another with my Anker Soundcore Sport X10 earbuds. We both love the comfort and feel, how well they seal the ear canals, etc. They can be a bit finicky to put onto the earbuds, but once they're on, they stay put very well.

These are fantastic! Comfortable and stay put. I wear them running so they hold up to lots of sweat and movement. Great product especially if you love your earbuds but need higher quality tips.

Had to mess with the sound settings of my earbuds for them to sound normal with these (Soundcore Life P3) but I managed and my earbuds haven’t fallen out of my ears since, which includes being active and out for a majority of the day, except for when I was in bed. For those that might be looking for a solution to the P3s crappy in the box set, switching these to noise cancel mode made them sound normal with these , which for me is on acoustic EQ setting in the app.

None of the Liberty Air 2 original tips fit properly and the earbuds were always falling out anywhere in between a few seconds to a few minutes. These TrueGrip tips are comfortable and fit great. Note for sizing, the Liberty Air 2 come with 5 tip sizes. The TrueGrip tips come in small, medium, and large but they don't quite cover the range of the original size spectrum (i.e. 1-5) in the way you might think. I purchased the mixed pack and small here is more like 2.5, medium like 3.5, and large is about the same as the largest original tip (5). Either way small are a good fit for me, they are comfortable and finally stay in place like they should! No more falling out every time I move, talk, chew, or breathe. Now for the bad news. They are a bit on the pricey side and like others say, these completely remove any bass. It's not an exaggeration like I was hoping when I read reviews before purchasing. It's just totally gone... but I guess listening to the earbuds with no bass is better than not being able to listen to them at all.