COMPLYTW-200-C | Memory Foam Replacement Earbud Tips for Anker Soundcore, Sennheiser, JBL, SoundPEATS & More | Ultimate Comfort, Secure Fit, Superior Noise Isolation | Black, Large (3 Pairs)

Bought for Beats Fit Pro. I've always hated earbuds and I always felt like the BFP would fall out my ears while running. One day I finally lost one while working on the car. Leaned over the engine to tighten a screw and down it went behind the intake manifold to an unrecoverable location. Bought a replacement BFP right bud on ebay and i was back in action. The tip it came with was too big so i bought the Comply TW-200. These things have changed my bad opinion on earbuds. I have been on several runs and they haven't felt like they were going to fall out once. The sound quality is noticeably better. Just know you have to replace them every few months if you use a lot, but IMO, its worth every penny.-Thing to note for the Beats Fit Pro charging case, the small earbuds will fit in the case but you need to force them a little but they fit fine and the foam will re-expand. Anything larger might be an issue fitting in the case, but they work so good I would still consider them.

I bought these to fit Soundpeats Capsule 3 Pro true wireless earbuds. They fit perfectly! And they made the isolation and ANC much better. Music is clearer, background noise is quieter, and the foam fits my ears better than the rubber tips that came with them

Very good with sound isolation and comfort, but At $10-15 for a few ear tips that probably cost 25 cents to manufacture, they are a mark up rip off.😒

I had a lot of trouble getting my new Sennheiser ear buds to both fit properly and sound good. These ear tips fixed my problem.

I bought these because they (1) seem to fit the Space A40, and my daughter just got a pair of those and wasn't impressed with the fit with the factory eartips, and (2) they seem to fit Sony earbuds, and we have a couple of pairs of those in the house.- Easy to install- They fit comfortably in my ears, creating a good seal and a secure fit without much effortHowever, I tried these with a pair of Soundpeats Air4 Pro (the factory eartips with those don't seal in my ears as well as I think they should) and I had a couple of issues:- The minor issue: while the bass is as good or better than the factory eartips, the Comply seemed to muffle the treble a little, definitely dropping the brightness, maybe reducing the clarity a little. With an EQ, I don't think this is such a big deal.- The major issue: when removing the earbuds from my ears, one of the Comply eartips slipped off and stayed in my ear canal. It was easy enough to remove, but I then looked at the Comply and there is no "ring" inside the Comply to catch and hold on the earbuds, the inner aperture is just one smooth cylinder, so I expect this to happen often.YMMV, but this is a deal-breaker for me, so I won't be using the Comply.

I’ve had my Beats Pro for a couple of years and, although the audio quality exceeded my expectations, I never could really use them. I’m not exaggerating when I say that even while sitting still and reading, the right earbud would, in pretty short order, fall out.Exercising or walking with them was out of the question.I tried probably two other ear tip kits, in various sizes, to try to make them work. For some reason, my right ear just doesn’t work to hold them in. Additionally, I could never arrange my ear buds to pass the Apple “ear fit” test; not once.It seems I may have solved my issue with these. The key is to learn how to roll these tips without detaching them from the ear buds. Once you master that, I think you’ll be ok. And I passed the tip fit test.While I’ll never buy another set of “in ear only” ear buds, I wasn’t ready to retire my Beats and now think they have new lease on life.I purchased the medium size, by the way. And they still fit into may case just fine.

I bought the Soundcore Space A40 earbuds as backups for my Jabra buds. I like them, but I had the same problem as a lot of other people (judging by the reviews) that they would sometimes pop out of my ears. These Comply tips seem to have solved the problem, and also seem to provide a bit better seal for noise cancellation. I still think the Soundcore earbuds are not as comfortable as the Jabra ones, but that seems to be due to the shape of the body of the buds, which can't really be fixed by new tips, but at least now they stay in my ears.I really like that Comply offers a pack with assorted sizes, since I wasn't sure about my size. I'm currently using the small size, but I think one ear is between small and medium so I've been trying both. Both small and medium will fit in the charging case with no issues.

For the Space A40s, due to how tight the case is, it you're limited as to which foam tips you can use. These tips fit, work well for noise cancellation, and fit well. Unfortunately, they're also incredibly non-durable and last maybe ~2 months per pair before the foam rips. At $20 for 6 of them, that's ordering another set every ~6 months. I've purchased it twice, because they're the only thing that makes my earbuds comfy, but with how much they fall apart, I could probably just buy nicer earbuds that don't need these.