ZNARI Earphone Earbud Foam Tips - T500 - MEDIUM SIZE (10 Black, 1 Red, 1 Blue - 6 Pairs)

***This is my second batch of foam earbuds for purchase. I initially purchased a batch that were 3 different sizes. After realizing that the medium sizes were the batch I needed, I bought these. Here is the link for the 3 pair of small, medium, and large I originally purchased from ZNARI: https://smile.amazon.com/ZNARI-Earbud-Foam-Tips-Medium/dp/B015K33ZYE/ref=cm_rdp_productHere is my original review, which still stands true for these.**UPDATE** A pair of foam earbud tips last around 2 months of casual use as opposed to 3 months as the description states. I know that they're foam and aren't meant to last nearly as long as silicone tips, but they do not last as long as advertised. I have subtracted one star for this, but otherwise wonderful earbud tips that do their job! Still recommend these!Original Review: I was having a very hard time keeping any of my earphones in my ears...the rubber buds would not keep the correct seal in my ear canal to totally enjoy music. After doing a bit or research, I found that there were foam tips that may work for me. I decided to go with the ZNARI earbud foam tips with different sizes. I wanted to see what size would best fit for my in-ear earphones (Bluetooth and wired), and this has been an amazing purchase for me so far. They actually show the potential to my two sets of earphones.These foam tips work EXACTLY as I need them, creating a seal in my ear canal and keeping that seal because of them being soft foam molding to the ear canal. I no longer have to constantly adjust my earphones when I'm working out, jogging, or doing any activity that requires constant movement. They actually made me rewrite reviews of the earphones I bought on Amazon! I've only had these buds in for a couple of days, but they are well worth the money. If anything changes, I will definitely update this review.I highly recommend these for anyone having issues with the rubber buds on their earphones!

These are pretty nice, plus you get 5 pairs. They work well and are much cheaper than the Comply foam tips. The only thing I don't like about them is that after a couple uses they won't hold their shape for very long when you squish them to get them in your ear. I use them on a pair of Panasonic HJE120s and they fit perfectly and work great for riding my motorcycle since they cut the road noise like regular ear plugs and I can listen to music. I will be ordering another set once these wear out, but they seem to be holding up nicely. I also used them on my Powerbeats, but since those don't go fully in my ear they don't make much difference when it comes to sound. On the HJE120s though they really improve the sound of the ear buds. I have used the Comply tips before and these are better in some respects, they last longer and are cheaper, but the Comply tips have them beat in their ability to keep their shape for a second so you can stuff them in your ear. Overall though I would buy these over the Comply tips.Pros: - Improve sound - Comfortable - Last longer that Comply - Cheaper than alternative, plus the seller backs the product - Great for ridingCons: - Don't hold shape for stuffing in ear

ZNARI Earbud Foam tips - T500 (Mediums) were purchased to provide more isolated sound seal for 2 Jaybird BlueBud X bluetooth headsets that my wife & I use for the gym. First of all, these do fit much better than the stock rubber buds that come with the BlueBuds. They provide a more secure seal when actively moving, running & lifting at the gym. I don't think I have had them fall out when working out.I do wish they were more compressible, but I believe that the plastic/rubber to connect to the earphones have to be larger causing the foam to not compress significantly. It just takes an extra 1-2 seconds to push all around the tip to make it narrow as possible; however, once finagled into your ear, they expanded and do isolate the sound coming from the Bluebuds which provides a richer sound.I decided to purchase these over the Comply brand as it was cheaper & I got a few extra pairs incase they were inconsistent quality. As for longevity, my wife & I have been using our first set for the past 3 months & they are still going strong. I do tend to clean my ears before going to the gym with Q-tips to make sure excessive wax doesn't build up on the foam tips. I would buy them again, but also would consider Comply tips if I could find them for the similar purchased price.I purchased from Savings Buy for $12.50, item arrives quickly & in secure packaging.

My (now discontinued) JayBird BBX1MB BlueBuds X Sport Bluetooth earbuds were compromised from day one by their plastic tips. They were constantly sliding out of my ears, and they failed to screen out the surrounding sounds of everyday life that conflicted with what I was trying to listen to, whether it be an audiobook, a podcast, music, or the voice at the other end of a phone call.With reluctance I took the advice of other reviewers and shelled out $20 for three pairs of Comply Tx-500 Isolation PLUS Foam Earphone Tips. They isolated the outside noises and for the first time enabled me to appreciate the excellent sound quality of the JayBirds. And, they tended to stay put in my ear canals.But . . . at $20 for three pairs of the Complys I expected a lot more durability. The foam they use is fragile and, in my case anyway, a set would fall apart in about three weeks. Since they made my JayBirds usable, I bit the bullet and kept ordering them from Amazon.By lucky coincidence I came across these ZNARI foam tips. They transmit sound and stay in the ear as well as the Comply tips, and what's more, their more durable foam greatly enhances their lifespan. In fact, I'm still on my first pair and though they are wearing, they are not falling apart.And then there's the value. ZNARI give you five sets of foam tips for $12.47. That sounds a lot more appealing than Comply's $20 price for only three sets of their less durable product.For me it's a no-brainer. Foam tips are the way to go and ZNARI are the brand to buy.