JLab Cloud Foam Mnemonic Earbud Tips, 4 Pairs of Custom Fit Universal Tips, Memory Cloud Foam, Black/Blue

⁃ I purchased these so that I would use them on my Jlab Bluetooth earbuds. So far, I have used them on my Jlab Epic Air Elite Sport earbuds and my Jlab Jbubs Air True Wireless earbuds. ⁃ I have a couple of Jlab earbuds as I love their ‘signature’ sound with decent bass and treble and good mids. It’s a sound setting that a lot of people like that requires no EQ tweaking. ⁃ Jlab earbuds basically have a similar earbud tip size, so, buying these tips will basically fit whichever Jlab earbuds you buy/have. ⁃ They are paired and come in 3 sizes; small, medium (with black and blue ear tips) and large. ⁃ I used the medium on my Jlab JBuds Air earbuds and I used the large on my JLab Epic Elite Sport earbuds. ⁃ They lock into the ear tip of my Jlab Epic Air Sport and Jbuds Air earbuds perfectly, just like the original silicone tips that come with the earbuds, since they are made by the same manufacturer. ⁃ To use them, just squeeze them a bit and insert them into your ear canal so that, once inside your ear, they will expand and/so as to provide excellent sound isolation. ⁃ They provide excellent sound isolation. You will hear very little of the outside world, way less than when using the silicone earbuds. Remember, even when using the original silicone earbuds, the sound isolation is still decent. This takes it to the next level; excellent! ⁃ Another advantage is that they provide more comfort and eliminate ear fatigue than the original Jlab silicone ear tips especially if you are using the earbuds continuously for a long time, say a couple of hours. ⁃ When the ear tips have been installed, the earbuds fit perfectly into the charging cases. I have owned Comply ear tips for some earbuds called Rowkin and the large sized Comply foam ear tips didn’t allow the earbuds to fit properly into the charging case and this would prevent the earbuds from charging and would also mean that the earbuds would frequently connect to your phone via Bluetooth. I had to switch to the medium sized Comply foam ear tips so that the Rowkin earbuds would fit into the charging case. No such mishaps here. ⁃ I used the large ear tips for the Jlab Epic Elite earbuds and they fit into the charging case perfectly, enabling the earbuds to charge and most importantly, disconnecting the earbuds from the phone Bluetooth. ⁃ When I used the foam tips for my running earbuds, the Jlab Epic Elite Sport earbuds, they felt comfortable, gave me excellent sound isolation and more importantly, didn’t soak up the sweat as I thought they would. ⁃ Remember that, these are foam ear tips and they will not last infinitely like the silicone earbuds. They do deteriorate over time and you will need to keep buying new foam tips when the old ones finally crumble.

I've had lots of earbuds in the last 15 years and they come with sets of silicone earplugs, but they never seem to fit me. I've always had to use different sizes for left and right ear, but still nothing fit well. A poor seal means ANC works poorly and bass is mostly missing when listening to music. These buds are memory foam and conform much better to your ear w/o having to stuff them in which can be painful. There are 4 sets of different sizes. I take a bigger than average bud. These fit on the stalk easily and just fit so much better and more comfortably. I hear more detail and much more bass. ANC is improved but not much, but that's my headphones. I used them in the gym and never needed to adjust the headphones once in an hour workout. If you have trouble finding earbuds that fit, try these! They are inexpensive so almost no risk in trying them.

A few weeks ago, I purchased a pair of the Jlab Go Air earbuds at a local store. And of course, that is pretty much the lowest end product on their wireless earbuds. And of course, the entire reason I bought them instead of a higher model was because I had limited funds. And of course (like most basic earbuds) they came with nothing but 3 pairs of silicone tips (small, medium and large). And of course, if none of these fit right, you're done until you can both find new tips that fit you better (tolerances are so tight with earbuds that you pretty much have to find a pair that fit you perfectly or you're going to be some way or another uncomfortable or unhappy or in pain or all of the above). So I basically could not use them until I got some tips that fit me perfectly. And it seems that Jlab doesn't go out of their way to light your way to buying compaitible tips from any other company. They have compatible foam tips for sale that they make but you are on your own if you want to buy anything else. And you have to know exactly what you're looking for because you not only have to find tips that will fit your ears but you also have to find tips that will fit in the charging case (and most tips that are selling here on Amazon do not give all the measurements that you need). So OK. Buying the ones that Jlab sells for their own products is a safe purchase. And the price isn't terrible. 10 bucks (US$). But bear in mind, you're pretty much paying for one pair of tips (maybe 2 if you get lucky and the medium blue ones fit). So you might be paying 10 bucks for one pair (essentially). And they don't last forever. Obviously. They're made of foam so they will definitely wear out long before you want them to. And if they don't wear out, they will become saturated with your ear wax and any and all forms of nasty stuff contained within it. The good news is the blue ones work for me. I am not sure I'm completely satisfied with them but they will do and if I could just buy 20 pairs of the blue ones for a reasonable price, I'd be good with that. But no. If I want more of the blue ones, I have to pay 10 bucks for each and every pair. Unless there's something I don't know, that's the deal. You get a great pair of bluetooth headphones that will last a long time for a great price but you have to buy these things over and over in order to use them. The kicker is I know this is intentional. It has to be. I did find a few other foam tips by other manufacturers that I was pretty sure would fit but since I don't know my way around the earbud landscape very well and I am not willing to gamble and burn 10 bucks here and there on pieces of foam, I will likely be purchasing these again....and again....and again. So, when I get them in my ears just right and the seal is perfect and so forth, they are reasonably comfortable (definitely more comfortable than the blasted silicone ones) and the sound is much better. But frankly, earbuds are still a compromise and they lack the simplicity of just plopping your headphones on and listening to music without any finagling. I feel like I've won a prize when I get everything just right. So these tips are what you get if you look here on Amazon.

I am so happy these popped up as an item I might like for my ear buds. Holy moly so happy I got these. They are so much more comfortable than the flimsy silicon ones that come with ear buds. Since I had a pair of shure ear buds with memory foam tips nothing else compared. It helps with the noise canceling aspect but if i remember correctly they may not be the best for very sweaty workouts.

Ordered 2 packs. Arrived quickly. High quality with options for different sizes. Easy to fit.

The Large size fits onto the bud but doesn't fit properly into the charging case with them on which stops the passive charging altogether when using the buds one at a time having one in your ear and one in the case, while the other two sizes do fit into the charging case when using them individually. All are equally a small hassle to snap onto my JLab JBuds the version I have is the Air Icon True Wireless Signature Bluetooth Earbuds Charging Case Black & Gold. I have had them for possibly 5 years now and had to replace the earbud tips since one of the gels broke. Unfortunately Jlab doesn't have the gel tips to buy separately that come with them the first time you buy them, but these will do fine as a replacement. The foam tips do fill your ear well and aren't easy to fall out when you are moving fast or doing chores or work. I prefer the lighter gel tips though as a preference with their lighter feel in my ear. For 12 dollars its a good price for an earbud that feels like its more sturdy and wont tear or rip. I don't think the bright blue color would looks good on black and gold, so ill pass on the medium size ones and use the black color. As well as the large being not capable of use with the case. 6/10 for being a replacement for the gel tips, functions better for grip in the ear with a slight downside of feeling that extra cushion pushing in your ear as well.

These foam tips are *wonderful* if you are an audio snob like me. Let me preface this by saying I'm particularly fond of JLab earbuds - they sound *excellent* - detailed and neutral with generous servings of accurate bass throughout the bottom couple hundred hz. They really impress me and are genuinely superior to several multi-hundred dollar pairs of over-ear headsets I've purchased from Urbanears, Sony, and JBL. JLab sound is really nice and is my go-to brand for bluetooth audio equipment. Sealing the ear canal against the earbud will *greatly* improve the response of any earbud and these foam tips do this really, really well. Also - the surrounding enviroment is virtually *silent* with these properly placed. IMO, a better job at sonic isolation than multi-hundred dollar noise cancellation headsets (including JLab's own over-ear noise cancellation headset, which is the weakest product JLab makes, IMHO). Be aware, they are difficult to put in - you have to roll them quickly between your fingers and slide them in your ears when they are deformed so they can expand against your ear canal. This snug feeling also might annoy some listeners, but I would assume those listeners are likely using over-ear headsets anyway. Also - the foam is very effective sonically - but very delicate physically. I've torn several pairs in half with my fingernails (and I have short, cropped nails) when trying to remove them from my ears - they can fit so snugly that the tip pops off the earbud when you try to remove them. This isn't really a negative in my view - soft closed cell foam is why they perform so well sonically - and at $10 I can replace them once in awhile no problem - but certainly something to be aware of. But if you care about sound-quality - these tips absolutely improve earbud quality + midbass response over any rubber tip by an order of magnitude.

The blue foam variant option works well and has really an amazing seal, fit and are super comfortable for long duration of wear time when doing any movement/activity like walking and jogging. They are really easy to clean as well ... relatively quick to clean ... does take some time to dry, but very easy. The only drawback i see is with longevity depending on how frequent the buds are removed to be cleaned the inner rubber layer may rip away from the foam (I'll say in a few years). That being said with a good value for money,