Comply 500 Core Series Memory Foam Replacement IEM Ear Tips, Black (S/M/L)

Read the review on here by the engineer with the drawer of headphones and thought I'd give these a shot - but at £15 for some tips I was very hesitant. I purchased a paid of jaybird bluebird X (first generation) last week and they wouldn't fit into my ears! I do have very small ears and even the small tips wouldn't fit inside my ear. This added to my concern as if the tips didn't fit either that would be another £15 down the drain! Happy to say that these do fit, and the sound quality has gone through the roof, quite incredible. The isolation effect is quite odd to begin with as they block out almost all sound, exactly like wearing ear plugs. These are also very comfortable to wear, I'm so relieved as I thought it was money wasted on the earphones. Also agree with the reviews saying that these should as standard, they are phenomenal. I won't be able to use anything else now... I went for the small pack and it contained three pairs. Whilst I do think these are overpriced for what they are (even taking into account the design, engineering and development of the product) it's money well spent. Enjoy.

Great seal, and does exactly what I expected. However, due to the nature of the material, they will eventually disintegrate with prolonged use. I typically get six months to a year from one pair, which is why I buy packs of three.

The amount of markup Comply must make for selling 6 little pieces of foam for £13 is sickening to think about but yet the sound quality you get out of headphones from these is a game changer and worth the money in my opinion. I've been buying these tips for about 7 years now. They do wear out and you will probably need 2 packs of these to last you a year if you're a heavy music listener but it's understandable why these wear out as the material moulds to the shape of your inner ear. I listen to music the entire time when I'm out the house and I'll keep coming back and buying these because the music experience I get from the addition of these is incredible and just not possible with plastic tips. I have tried the whole range of their tips over the years and these ones are by far the most comfortable.

I had originally bought a cheap set of memory foam ear tips assuming there can’t be that much different. On recommendation. From a band mate I bought these and WHOA not only are they a million times more comfortable but they made the sound so much fully and the isolation is genuinely as good as proper ear plugs. Safe to say these have made me a very happy vocalist I fully recommend them

I've used these for quite a while now, so here's my impressions on them. At first they were weird to get used to. Compared to the stock earbuds on my Sennheiser CX 400 II, they're more comfortable and firm. They're also isolate outside noise more, but not totally. A while later and I've just gotten used to them. I can listen to music at lower volumes to totally block out outside noise, but I like to listen to my music loud anyway so that doesn't matter. I'll admit when I spent £15 on these I was expecting a lot more from them. Sure they're more comfortable for longer times compared to stock earbuds, but they attract dirt more, and aren't as much as an improvement as I'd hoped they'd be. Spending £15 on these in my opinion is too much. £5-£10 maybe, but £15? It's not justified for me.

I see from amazon that I first bought comply tips in Nov 2008; if you have (high quality) in-ear phones and aren't going to splash out for bespoke/molded models then I think that these are the best you can get. I've owned UE 5pro, 5pro xB (my favourites which I've lost) and am currently on tri-fi 10s. Here's my original review from 2008 when I gave 4 starts, I've up it to 5*'s because it's now a no-brainer for to re-order when I use up the last pair. :o) ******************** ******************** I've found that these perform significantly better than the UE foam tips in terms of (in no particular order); 1) ease of deployment 2) speed of completing a seal in the ear 3) noise isolation 4) comfort 5) durability 6) ability to stay in the ear when exercising hard or chewing gum Plus these do not appear to have been deliberately designed to fall apart after a few uses like the UE ones so, although expensive, they do not leave that sour feeling of being ripped off. I've got a pair of Super fi 5's for the gym and Triple fi 10's for when out and about. I had previously found the 5's a better fit but that's changed now; C Burham (see other review) suggests trimming them which I may try but I find that simply squashing them length ways as well as laterally makes for a good fit. Why not the full 5 stars?... after about 45 mins of hard aerobic exercise the right ear tends to work itself out and since it's then hot and sweaty will then continually slip out for the rest of the session but that's it - buy some; you know you want to :o)

Perfect fit for Noble Kaiser 10. Good isolation. Reliable audio product.

Over hyped for general listening. Tricky to fit and you have to shape them every time you put them in so no good unless the buds are left in the ear for some time. One you found the correct size the standard buds from the Beyer Soul buds were just as good at sound insulation and musicality. Getting the correct fit is so important to the sound quality