Comply 500 Core Series | Memory Foam Replacement IEM Ear Tips for KZ, Moondro...

I have used the medium size foam plugs on my Sennheiser IE8 earphones and they fit just right as I had expected. Sennheiser for some ridiculous reason, does NOT make MEDIUM size foam ear buds for their earphones which come with their IE series. I even confirmed this with Sennheiser and the customer service agent agreed that, for such an expensive pair of earphones, it is not logical not to have a medium size earbud in foam. Foam insulates the best against ambient (outside) noise so it was a pleasant surprise that the T-500's were very effective, as effective as the Sennheiser foams, in blocking out the sound of the metro (subway), even when I listened to classical music. You don't hear people speaking and they are as effective as the Sennheiser HD-25 series closed headphones in noise suppression. As for the sound quality that some mention regarding the dullness, I don't feel it at all. You may need to increase the high frequencies using an equalizer but the bass is great and the brightness of the sound, mids and highs is very good - just as good as the Sennheiser foam. The material being softer, makes it much more comfortable while still giving an excellent seal around your ear to block out noise. The differences in the hardness of this Comply foam and that of the Sennheiser stock ones can explain the little adjustment required in increasing the highs a bit, but after this, the sound quality is great. I have a pair of Paradigm Studio 20 high-definition speakers and so my listening is quite well trained and attuned to hearing different frequencies. The most important thing is the excellent noise isolation and the comfort, which the Comply T-500s do an excellent job of providing. I would highly recommend the Comply T-500s.

Genuinely required if you want the best audio profile you can get. Coming from an audiophile, if you want to get your money's worth out of the IEMs these attach to, you'll need these. The foam is super comfortable and comes in a variety of sizes to fit your ears best. I ended up using a medium and a large size tip and they fit great. Best way to use them was to crush down the foam then insert them into my ears where they'd fill up, almost like earplugs. The tips' foam quality must be premium because they seal super well in my ears. They also don't degrade easy so they should last you as long as your IEMs do. Highly worth the money, definitely purchase it if you want the best IEM experience.

I got these tips for my Soundcore x20 earbuds. I'm using the smallest size provided and overall I am very satisfied. The stock silicone tips constantly fell out of my ears, but the Comply foam tips fit snugly and the noise canceling works fantastic. My only issue is that due to the size and firmness of the foam tips, the earbuds do not always sit properly in the charging case. My solution has been to pinch the tips smaller before putting them away, and double-checking that the charging contacts are touching. This product does not explicitly support the Soundcore x20 so it is understandable that they do not fit perfectly in the case.

My earbuds don't fall out anymore! I had silicone tips previously, and no matter what size I wore, eventually I'd sweat the earbuds out while running. This earplug style foam tip actually gives pushback against my ear canal, and after about a month of sweating into them, the what I assume is rubber coated foam has shown no signs of wear.

The KZ (XYZ) stock silicones were buggin my ears... Not comfy and I didn't get that great of sound. Others mentioned that the replacement foams (these ones) help to significantly adjust the presented tone and wearing comfort of the IEMs. They were correct. A little extra they were, but glad I got them. They make the IEM's sound great. Only problem is the goo in my brain that affects the lows when I have these jammed into my ear. It's like the closed ear effect. If you find the right balance of "wedged in" then you might mitigate this effect and get a decent monitor. I might want an open ear IEM in the future, and these buds I'm sure would be excellent. These are great little "memory foams". Firm for the most part. 3 different sizes included. Nothing crazy but it's the little things that count! I'm inclined to remove a star for installation ease, only because of the nature. The others were hard to install as well. BUT DON'T GET ME WRONG This should probably be a 5 star because you WANT these things to be STUCK in place and not come out when removing from your ear (leaving it in your ear!)... That being said in hindsight... These are a 5. If they melt a hole in my head I will update the review and consider dropping them down a star.

they work okay, fit decent, memory foam did feel comfortable but had had one ripped.

Purchased the Jaybird Bluebuds X for exercise + running, and was ready to return them because the tips and ear supports they include are HORRIBLE. I did some research and found the perfect combo that make the Bluebuds the best wireless earbuds on the market. Make sure to purchase the "Generic ear supports" listed below along with the Comply T-500 for the ultimate fit. The T-500s fit nicely and create the perfect seal that elimates most outside noise, as well as prevent the earbuds from moving around which, when using the original tips, created a weird feedback sound from the cord moving around. Just make sure to squeeze them with your fingers and thumb to fully compress the foam evenly before inserting in your ear. I found playing with the angle or insertion, and pulling down on my earlobe while fitting helped me achieve a solid fit. The T-500's were much easier to install than the other reviews would lead you to believe. I found that starting with one side, while angling the tip at a 45 degree angle, then "rocking" onto the other side with firm pressure worked for me. Once over the earbud don't be afraid to push hard enough for it to fully seat itself. I found it helped to use a Quarter to apply even pressure and to give more surface area to seat the tip once I got the tip over the top of the earbud. Below are the ear supports I ordered that are mandatory for the perfect fit. They are very similar in fit (just the ear flange part) to the Bose earbud tips, which are the best factory design I've found for my personal tastes. Generic "Ear Stabilizers Helper Eartips for Jaybird Bluebuds X Premium Bluetooth In Ear Earphones" ( https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00OKO6DQC/ref=cm_sw_r_awd_njrxvb0HAQEDT )

I upgraded to these from the stock tips that came on some budget level CCA C12 IEMs. I had found the IEMs to be rather lifeless and shallow and about on par with my wired Apple earbuds. I read that mempry foam tips can really help however. That is an understatement! The added fullness and especially the added bass brought the IEMs to a whole different level. It's like a different set of much better IEMs. Very pleased.