[6 Pairs] Earphone Tips New Bee 12pcs Replacement Earbud Tips Blocking Out Ambient Noise Memory Foam Earbuds Inner 4.9mm for in-Ear Headphones with 5mm-7mm Tips (Black, S/M/L)

In re: "[6 Pairs] Earphone Tips New Bee 12pcs Premium Replacement Earbud Tips Blocking Out Ambient..." [https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B071Z6J3XL/ref=ppx_od_dt_b_asin_title_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1]ASIN: B071Z6J3XLTwo pairs of SMALL, two pairs of MEDIUM, and two pairs of LARGE of the softest, yet firm, form-fitting foam tips, in a little, tiny case that kind of looks like a sewing kit -- that kind that has pegs where you keep your spools of thread -- except instead of spools or bobbins on the pegs, you can keep your tips neat and tidy. The lid has six pegs, situated in pairs, and the bottom also has six pegs (with a total of 12 pegs), enough for the case to carry six pairs.This particular purchase has 2 sets of each size: sm, med, and lg. I read somewhere that, when sizing foam tips, one should go up a size from your usual size in silicone tips. So I took off my medium silicone tips, and slipped the LARGE New Bee foams onto the in-ear-monitors. At first, I thought they were to big for my ear canals. But then, as if they were alive and took a breath, they seemed to expand to seal any gaps between the foam and my ear canal. They didn't feel "too big," but "just right." They completely filled the promise of being noise-cancelling. No rustling sound even though I happened to have a fan blowing in my direction. And for a minute, while the music drifted in my ears, I forgot I was wearing IEMs; that's how comfortably the New Bees fit.They're more supple than Comply foams. They just feel different. Better. And the quality of the music seems as good, if not better, than the Comply foams. I chanced upon the New Bee foams because I wanted a case to keep my tips in. I recommend trying them out.

I received a pair of JLabs Air Sport True Wireless earbuds for Christmas and was really excited about them.Unfortunately, they hurt. I couldn't get them to feel good no matter what I tried. The best I could do was have them sitting gently and loosely just at my ear canal. This worked while at my desk at work, but that was about it and it made me loose all of the bass and depth of the audio. After messing around some more with them, I realized that the pain was coming from the plastic of the earbuds pressing against the cartilage areas around my ear canal.I started searching for a solution and found extended replacement ear tips for earbuds. These particular ones had pretty decent reviews and a good price, so I went for it.I just got them this evening and, after trying each, found the size that feels most comfortable.Whew! These tips make my earbuds not just tolerable, but confortable.That was a pleasant relief, but I turned on some music (streaming) and was hit by the totally unexpected deep bass rumble, crisp highs and overall depth that I had no idea that these earbuds were capable of!I'm listening to music with them as I write this review and I honestly think that I have encountered a new love of sound previously undiscovered.I'll update my review as time goes on, but from first impression, if you're trying to improve the comfort or sound of your earbuds, give these tips a try. I'm really glad I did.

They work really great with my galaxy buds 2 and 3 pros, also yes it does keep the case from closing all the time usually, but it's enough to where they'll still charge (most of the time at least).Only problem is after awhile the buds will dry out or something because they stop being moldable, probably like in 1 or 2 months, depends how often you wipe them, but ya they stop keeping their shape and will instead prop back into it's normal shape in an instant, making it harder to keep your earbuds in as they'll fall out easier.

My IEMs now stay in my ears without falling out, are now quite comfortable to wear, have an improved sound signature (perfect for bassheads), and the noise cancellation is great (can barely hear anything outside of my music). 5/5 would buy again.

I tried these replacement tips because I was lured by the promise of enhanced comfort and superior sound isolation. I've been using these for a while now, and while they're not terrible, they're also not the best I've ever used.The set offers three pairs in different sizes, which is a plus, and they do fit most earphone tips, as advertised. No issues there.Where they shine is in comfort. The slow rebound feature of the earphone tips does improve the overall wearing experience, offering a snug yet soft fit. There was no ear swelling, even after prolonged use, which is a big thumbs up.However, where they claim to deliver a 'seal' that isolates external noise and reverberates music within the ear canal, I found them to be just okay. They do provide some degree of isolation, but the change in audio experience is fairly minimal. Certainly, they don't transform your listening experience as dramatically as promised. Also, after a couple hours of use, my ears begin to itch.The inclusion of a storage box is a nice addition, but again, not a game-changer. It's a functional accessory for protecting the earbud tips and storing original tips.All in all, these are an average set of earphone tips. If you're looking for a comfort upgrade, these are a reasonable choice. But if you're hoping for a significant boost in sound quality or noise isolation, you might want to keep looking.

So much better that the standard ear cushions that come with headphones. I got these for my inears and love them

needed some better-holding earbuds to replace the ones that came with my IEMs. these are way better quality and hold compared to the cheap-feeling ones that came on the expensive IEM earbuds. now the IEMs fit snug in my ear and don't slide out.