FinalAudio Black Silicone Eartips Compatible with 1More, AKG, Audio-Technica, Beats by Dre, Campfire Audio, Empire Ears, Sony (5-Pairs, Multi)

Nozzle tips are quite smallI guess they are good

These are the tips that I was looking for, wish I’d tried them sooner, would have shortened my tip rolling trials considerably if I had (speaking silicone tips). Great quality, sizing is right (I don’t fall between sizes as with some others..). Am able to get a decent seal with problematic sets (Blon BL 03 and Tin HiFi P1 among others) and a great seal with non-problematic sets. Goes without saying that these beat the pants off stock tips - you pay a little more for what you get. YMMV but these work best for me.

I recently purchased the Moondrop Starfield, and while I absolutely love them, I found the stock tips pretty uncomfortable. The included Moondrop tips sealed my ear canals well, but they felt a little stiff and scratchy.These are much better.The silicone is higher quality, just softer and smoother to the touch. I'm not 100% sold on the grooves on the inside piece really adding to the sound quality or not, but I will say that they are very comfortable and seal very well.Going even beyond that, the packaging is actually the nicest I've come across for ear tips. You can easily just bend the plastic flaps on the packaging open with your finger nails and remove everything with no scissors, knives, or tearing needed.My criticisms are very slight. First, it can be difficult to stretch the tips over the models of wider earbuds. I found it easiest to fold the tips inside out to stretch them over the nozzles. Took a bit of finagling but nothing too major.Also, the product recieved wasn't identical to the picture displayed on the Amazon listing. The packaging is similar looking, and they're still labeled as the "Type E". However, the inside of the tips I recieved are red/pink on one side, and grey on the other. Honestly, this is a nice thing, as it makes it easy to differentiate between the left and right IEM. It also came with a pair of rubber adapters that you can slide into the tips for use with IEMs with smaller nozzles. Again, not shown in the picture, but a welcome surprise. And finally, it came with a clear plastic case to keep the unused tips in. The case wasn't advertised, and is actually much nicer than it really has a right to be.The $20 asking price is still a bit steep for a set of earbuds when you'll typically use one pair of them. That being said, these are the nicest silicone tips I've come across, and I could easily see myself getting a few more for some of my other IEMS.

Whoever used this and returned it... The leftmost eartip was right side up, the rest were upside down and dude... Have some decency and clean the stuff you're returning. Got your earhair all over the left one and some bits of maybe wax and hair on some of the others.bruh.How to Clean Silicone tips: Soak and stir em/work em a bit in mild soapy water in a CUP or CONTAINER for like 20 seconds, drain or scoop em up and rinse em under the tap WITH YOUR DRAIN CLOSED because you don't wanna drop one down the drain. It's that easy 😤These 𝘸𝘪𝘭𝘭 fit Crinacle Zero: Red's (IEM). The sound isn't AS bassy as foam tips, but they're decently close. If you've got an iem that has good bass that reverberates (using foam tips), that'll be lost with these. You'll get like 20-30% of that reverberating bass and a tad bit softer bass punch.The fit in my ear was surprising solid, maybe on par with foam tips. Unfortunately, one ear of mine is weird and I now know I need foam tips for it to hear that reverberating bass better. I mentioned that these'll fit Zero: Red's, but prepare to struggle for a lil bit. Zero: Red's Nozzle lip is 7mm and the nozzle is 6mm, so getting it over that lip actually took some sweat, then you gotta twist a bit hard and work it in too. After that, they fit comfortably and don't slide much or at all when wearing. 👌I'd give these a 5 star - 1 star for used and uncleaned tips. For my specific iem, I can definitely recommend them. If not these, I've heard good reviews for Spinfit's CP155. I'm returning these and just going to go for some foam tips because of my one ear... :( Would have loved to have kept em if my earhole were the same as my otherIt's really a 5 star for the product. I'm just annoyed I got a used and dirty one. 😑

These are actually pretty good. It is really hard for me to find tips that really fit comfortably in my ear. These are the closest and it is nice that you get a bunch of sizes. If you find that a tip does not slip easily over the speaker stem, you may have to kind of apply some force and maybe from an angle. The speaker stem on my AKG's are a little wider than other brands. I got frustrated that they "didn't fit" until I realized that with some force and a bit of wiggling they slid on just fine and I doubt I will have a problem with them falling off. (Which is the reason I bought these. The tips that came with them loosened and fell off)

These are a must-have for the IE600. Tamed the hot treble without sacrificing any detail or leaving me wanting for more treble. Excellent synergy. Highly recommend if you are looking to tame a bit of treble on your IEM. Much better seal as well than the stock tips. The stock tips and cable Sennheiser provides are quite disappointing. While I prefer silicone tips, the ones Sennheiser provides wobbled and would not fit, they were smaller than a standard medium. Many have reported this issue. I had to use the IE600’s provided foam tips just to get a semi-seal before upgrading to these. A moment of silence for the few who gave up on the IE600 before matching them to solid tips like these. These made me fall in love with that IEM. Do yourself a favor get these and keep them in your arsenal. You never know when and where they will come in handy.