Comply TW-200-A | Memory Foam Replacement Earbud Tips for Anker Soundcore, JBL, Skullcandy, EarFun & More | Ultimate Comfort, Secure Fit, Superior Noise Isolation | Black (S/M/L) (3 Pairs)

I always had a problem with buds as for the most part, even the largest size is always too small to have them fit snug in my right ear, while my left is fine or even fits a medium cover. My buds now are Anker Liberty Soundcores II After about of on and off use of my ankers with the right always feeling loose this needing adjustment and falling it I finally gave in when these were on a small sale cause I didn't see how it would be worth spending so much for covers alone. They are definitely worth it. They have a comfy tight fit with a good seal, don't move at all with a lot of moving around and though I bought only large, it's still comfortable in my left ear. Only con is they are gonna get particularly dirty faster than usual silicone so either expect to clean them often an easy task or try to wipe your ear before putting them in. It's an extra second to squish to put them in but you really need to for the best proper fit. When putting them on push past the initial resistance, it's significant feel, there is something like a 'click' when they are on fully, if they pull off with little effort, they aren't down all the way you should need some force to pull them off.

Comfortable and snaps onto Soundcore Life P2i earbuds to stay on earbuds

Bought these for my Soundcore X10 headphones even though it was not listed as compatible on the Comply website. They fit perfectly and have made the sound so much better than the silicon ear tips. The only downside to these is they are less durable and more expensive. For me the better fit and sound is worth it.

These are a perfect fit for my Anker Life A2 NC earbuds. The silicon tips never fit right in my ear canal right; they don't seal and slip right out. They don't sound seal either. The Comply TW-200-A True Grips are a perfect replacement. They fit in the case with no difficulty even with ear wings attached. They fit perfectly on the speaker stem of the bud the same as the OEMs. These expand and fill to fit the ear canal, firmly sealing off outside noise and holding onto the skin. If your Anker silicon buds don't work for you, I would strongly recommend you try these.

Purchased this product, and two months later finally got around to installing as the weather is now nice enough for my earbuds to be used for what I purchased them for. I was surprised to find out that these are not compatible with the Skullcandy Indy ANC, not even close. I checked the manufacturer website to make sure I was installing them correctly, and they said to simply press firmly. Tried with a bit more force, and these simply WILL NOT go on - they even tore the speaker protection mesh off the earbud itself from the deformation of the insert while trying. Such a shame! Now I'm left with a damaged earbud and tips that don't fit to boot. Hard $150 lesson learned...

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.

Be very wary and warned that with regular usage (anything >1hr per day or with sweat) these break down very quickly. I have gotten maybe 4 weeks out of a pair before memory foam tears or rips from the plastic that holds it to the earbud. They are very comfortable and only get more so as you wear them and add a good bit of noise cancelation but at $12-14 dollars for 3 pairs and only getting 3 months out of that...it adds up quickly.

Soundcore P30i wasn't listed on their compatibility sheet but looked close enough to the older P3 to take the risk. Very happy to say that they fit great. Makes sure a much better seal and more comfortable compared to the silicone tips that come with them. Kind of feel like foam tips are an "if you know you know" sort of product, but if you're on the fence about them, they're worth trying if you want better noise isolation or if you find the silicone ones uncomfortable.