Comply 600 Core Series Memory Foam Replacement IEM Ear Tips, Black (S/M/L)

I went wireless in 2005 while I was in the gym on my second deployment to Iraq and never looked back. I couldn't see getting a "wireless" set of ear buds that were connected with a wire so my last upgrade was to the Rowkin Truly Wireless Ear Buds. I ware them in the gym and while I am mowing with hearing protection over them because blaring music over the sound of a mower is just not smart. Well it doesn't take much sweat or movement to get these guys to fall out. In the gym I have to re adjust them about every 15 minutes while lifting. Even sitting at my desk at work they would need some re-seating after a while. After ordering these I compressed them and stuck them in my ear and after they expanded back out I couldn't even hear the little fan above my head running. It cancels out so much noise on the lowest volume level of which my phone is capable I could not hear any conversations around me whatsoever. I ordered the multi-size pack because I was unsure which I needed but the middle size seemed to do the trick. I have not tried the smallest one yet. I have read reviews that the memory foam dips start to fall apart after a while but at this price and the level of increased sound quality and noise cancellation I would gladly buy a set every year. I did not expect that much of a difference from the stock tips. I definitely recommend them for people with truly wireless ear buds with falling out issues.

These foam tips give better seal improvement to the 1More 1001 earphones. They are comfortable to wear even for long hours. I bought a pack of three different sizes and they all seem to work. The true test will come when I use them on a flight next week. I have not been using the 1More for business trips, I do about 30 trips a year, due to the poor seal issue. I could hear the plane engine noise even with volume raised all the way up. I love the sound of the 1More but the poor seal have kept me from using it for flying. I hope these tips are the solution. I will continue to buy if they work good. As far as built quality, I agree with other reviewers, they appear to be the disposal kind. I don't expect they will last long. If I could get 3-4 months out of each pair, I would be satisfied. Afterall, these coast to coast flights are very painful, if I don't have music and movies to kill time, I will go nuts! I deducted one star for the high price. $5 would be more appropriate priced.

I bought these for use with a pair of KZ ZS10's, they feel great and fit perfectly. They are foam so you can actually squeeze it down, then put them in your ears, and they will fill your ear socket! They actually sometimes got stuck in my ear, and they would slip of the ZS10s. I ended up putting a little bit of super glue on the inside of them to attach them a little better to my ZS10s. Other than that they are absolutely wonderful!!!

Other for the fact that it is pricey, this earbuds are good and worth every penny spent. Most people use M earbud size. If you don't mind the risk, just go for the M size. I went for all three sizes and found out that M fits the best, so don't bother. To add on, the foam they use for this earbud is simply the best in fitting your ear canal. Squeeze the front of the earbud and put it in your ear, it will fit once the foam expands. Totally idiot proof.

My only real complaint about my 1More 3-driver in-ear phones is comfort, isolation, and stability. The Comply Memory Foam tips solve a lot of that. Not only is the isolation from outside noises dramatically improved over the rubber tips that came with the phones, but bass is much more clear and prominent because the phones seal up so tightly. I don't have to drill the tips as far into my ear to keep them in place, either. That dramatically improves comfort. I've had both the 1More in-ears and the Comply tips for a year now and they are sliding into 1st place in my collection of earphone "tools." That is saying something, too. The competition in my collection includes Shure E3's and E4's, Ultrasone over-ear studio phones, and Bose noise cancelers. I am on my 2nd set of Comply tips, though. They really don't last long.

I have the Rowkin Micro Touch and it performs well for my needs, but the earbud tips were somewhat lacking, one side would start to come out and after a period of time they became uncomfortable, so I looked for other replacements, but it's hard to find ones to fit the Rowkin. So I saw these and thought I would give them a chance and I'm glad that I did, they stay in and are comfortable and the sound isolation is great. Now as I indicated that these Comply Isolation T-600 Memory Foam earphone tips (medium for me) works well on the Micro Touch, as for the other Rowkin products I don't know.

Update: Tried them again due to needing more tips and I had an even worse experience. I had a few tips begin to fall apart within a week of occasional use. If only more brands made tips that fit the 1more quad drivers... Every foam ear tip that I have used will eventually degrade and fail, however, these have been the absolute worst, lasting me only a month each even with careful use. I didn't notice any sound improvement with my 1more triple and quad drivers, maybe a bit more bass (for a week) until the foam degraded. However these were good for increasing sound isolation, but the foam tips that came with it were just as good at this. I used them on 1more quads and triple drivers and even though it states they fit, which they just bearly do. It results in the opening getting stretched and not being compatible than with any other earbuds. I only had them come off a few times, but I suspect that even if they lasted longer than a month, this stretching would result in them becoming to loose to fit properly. I think it's reasonable to assume that the stretching to get them to fit could result in them falling apart faster, but after looking at other reviews I doubt it affects it too much.

If you find a pair that fits your ear correctly these offer incredible comfort, I could wear these for hours at a time compared to the stock silicone tips included with my IE 80's without much discomfort besides slight pressure (still less pressure than silicone tips). Sound isolation is improved as well. Only downside is that soundstage seems to be decreased a tad due to the sound deadening nature of the foam that extends past the point of the mesh where sound comes out of the IEM. Bass also seems to be increased, that can be a plus or a minus depending on what IEM you have and your preferences, but in my case with the already bass heavy IE80's it is a minus for me. Still a great product, would recommend you give these a try, I didn't like or use them at first but then I gave them a second chance and I love these.