Brand Replacement Earbuds for in-Ear Headphones

I haven't had success finding earbud tips that fit snugly until now. I've tried the OEM options with my Sony, JBL and other brands, plus a few Amazon purchases of other brands that claimed to be XL.This product gives a perfect, snug fit. My buds now don't slide out of my ears and the bass tones of music and voice are much better than before. I placed a follow up order immediately to ensure I have a supply on hand. This product greatly exceeded my expectations.

I give 5 stars mostly because they sell them in XL, which I need. They fit my TOZO earbuds, which aren't currently listed as compatible. I think even larger (XXL) would be even better. These are barely bigger (almost indistinguishable) from the Large ones that come with the TOZOs, but they are slightly more snug. I am returning them though because I also wanted the foam version. This listing is confusing because the title says "Earphone Cushions & Earbuds". Two types, right? Wrong. Unlike the version they sell for Mee Audio that come with both, these are all the same. I realize the details say they are all silicone. I also got the Mee Audio version and the silicone ones appear to be exactly the same, side by side, in front of me. Even the size specs are listed the same, and they fit the same. I don't understand why they are selling them as two separate products, when the only difference is that the Mee Audio version includes the foam type as well, which fit much better than the silicone, in XL ears. If you want the foam, order the Mee Audio version. The silicone is identical in both packages. I think there is a fundamental flaw in trying to make the silicone simply bigger at the XL size. The silicone needs to get thicker/stiffer or have ribs also, because it simply compresses too easily away from the core. Anyway, both versions fit in the TOZO charging case.

Recently received JBL Everest Elite 150 wireless headphones. It came with three different headphone sizes. The smallest size was slightly too big and would always fall out after a few minutes. I ordered the XS size in hopes that it would be compatible for me and my headphones. They are a perfect fit for me! It does take a good bit of effort to get them on to the headphones but once they're on they stay put. Works great for me!

I've never thought of myself as having particularly cavernous ear holes but I have always had trouble finding earbud cushions that fit properly and are comfortable. I usually have to settle for one or the other. When I read a majority of positive reviews for these in the XL size I knew I had to try them. They're perfect. Proper insertion is key, and when you've got it just right the noise cancellation is superb and I'm finally able to enjoy the great pair of wireless headphones I recently purchased. The hooks shown in the photo did not come with the cushions but I really didn't want to pry them off and back on to snap the photo. You get 12 of them (six pairs) so if you're prone to losing them like I am (my headphones are around my neck and/or in my ears nearly 24/7) that's reassuring, and they come in a little reclosable bag for storage. I most definitely recommend this product and wouldn't hesitate to buy them again.

As a sound engineer I thought musicians that didn't want to wear headphones mainly didn't like how they looked.So in ear monitors you would think to be the perfect solution right? WRONG!. Having tried a couple of different brands Shure, KZ. What I found may have more to do with how they both fit. They both have multiple sizes to fit your ear canals but to my surprise the largest tips on both the Shure SE215s and the KZ AS10s would not seal orfit properly. Allowing the bass frequencies to practically not be heard at all. Kick Drums would disappear in themix and Bass Guitar and Organ Pedals were right behind them. So I took a look on Amazon and found anotherbrand of Replacement Earphone Tips. As before. Again the largest tips wouldn't seal. And again no bass. So mythought was perhaps this is what musicians experience and then tag IEMs as not what they prefer. But the rightfit with the proper tips may very well change that thought. Amazon has tips with the brand name EarphonesPlus EP-XL. They are slightly bigger than the standard large and they fit my KZ AS10 IEMs very well with a snug fit in my ears. Of course the bass is back and very clear, but that's another review. By the way in case you mightbe considering these for your Shure SE215s they won't fit. The center diameter hole of the earphone tip is biggerthen the receiving post of the SE215. Now I'll have a few resolutions when it comes to In Ear Monitors.

Bought these to replace worn tips on a couple of Panasonic earbuds that I use with Ipad, ipod, and iphone. When I get new earbuds, I always end up taking the tips off that come with the earbuds and change to largest set that Panasonic includes in the package, the others are just too small, won't give a good seal with the ear canal and will keep slipping out. These XL replacements are as good as the largest ones that come from Panasonic, give a great seal and stay in easily with just minor tugs and shear forces (at least at first).The downside is that like the original tips from Panasonic they will start to fall off the earbud with time if you have too many times where they are popped off by some mechanical force (repeatedly putting them in and taking them out of your jeans pocket, accidentally hitting the earbud cord and popping them out of the ear, constantly taking the earbuds on and off, etc.). But whereas the Panasonic tips would last a year or more before becoming "stripped out" and start popping off with hardly any force, these usually only last about 3 months before they have to be replaced.Would like to find some better quality ones that would last longer but these are a perfect fit for my ears and I don't want to spend the money on ones that would be better quality but I have to buy an entire set of different sizes just to get a single set of XL.