LINSOUL TIN HiFi T2/T2 Pro Orginal Memory Foam Eartips, 3 Pairs

Good quality for what they are. Very comfortable and increase the passive noise cancellation

Bought these to put on some of my kiwi IEM headphones and they feel pretty good. I don’t mind the silicone ones but was on Reddit and people said try memory foam because they are a god send. I feel like noise reduction is a lot better and they are build pretty good and dense. They return to the normal shape after some time. Overall solid for the price.

These are an exact replacement for the foam earpieces that came with my Linsoul earbuds. They work fine, but the price is ridiculously out of proportion for what you're getting. And if these last as long (or short?) as the originals, I'll be replacing each set after less than a year.Don't get me wrong...they work pretty well at blocking ambient noise and stay in ok, too. But they're almost a little too squishy...almost sticky. If you're not careful putting them in, they can squish over the opening of the speaker and close off the sound. I'd have no complaints if they were $5 for a 3-pack.

I'll explain why these are the BEST and only foam tips you will ever need. There are two general types of foam tips IMO, dense ones that seal great and accentuate bass and warmth, but make everything feel a touch narrow; and then there are lighter ones that provide more "air" and top end, but at the expense of slightly less seal and warmth/detail. Tin Hifi tips do both at the same time. Theyre unusually grippy and squishy, so they seal totally, providing great isolation and that warm/detail boost. But they also keep enough of that air and lightness that the lighter foams do. Plus theyre blue so they look dope and unlike black, dont get all nasty. These are the only foam tips I ever need.As for comments regarding not being the same as the Tin T2, I have the T2 and notice no difference. The sound features and tackiness that make the T2 tips so good are identical here.

it's a good thing you get a few sets of tips because these fall apart in just a few weeks of heavy use

I don't care that they're more expensive than a ton of other options. I fell in love with them when I got my first Linsoul IEM. They do feel different than the generic, firmer black tips you find in bulk. I don't think they sound different, though. And the color is just catchy on whatever you put them on.

For me personally they didn’t form any kind of seal and felt like they were constantly going to fall out.Without a proper seal I can’t really judge the sound quality as it’s that poor. But hey that’s how they fit my ears maybe you will have better luck.

Well-made type of ear tips that is for folks looking for something other than silicone tips for a good ear seal.