ZNARI Earbud Foam Tips - T500 - 5 Pairs - Small

I bought these mainly as replacement foam tips for my multiple pairs of JVC Marshmallows. I love the foam tips on my marshmallows especially when running. Overtime these foam tips become hard, lose its foaminess and grab on the earbuds. I have lost quite a few of these foam tips due to their age overtime. Some I still have the rubber sleeve inside the foam tip on the earbuds, and some don't. For those I still have the rubber sleeves, these ZNARI earbuds work great. They hold onto the earbud and fit very well for regular use and running. Though these tips are not quite as substantial and firm as the original marshmallows, they are comfortable, provide adequate noise cancelling capability and are commendable replacement choices. For those that I do not have the rubber sleeves anymore, these replacement tips fits very loosely, fall right off and are pretty much useless. I took off a star because of this.After a few days, the seller followed up with me about my experience with the product. I pretty much stated what I said in this review about the rubber sleeves. The seller confirmed that the problem exists and that they are coming out with a new version of the product where no rubber sleeves are required. Since customer satisfaction is very important to the seller, the seller willingly offered me a full refund when I least expected. Because of this, I am more likely to try out the new version of these tips when they come out.

I bought these for my Jabra 65t and 75t and they're a pretty good fit but be warned these are not advertised for them. These are about 10mm tall, Jabra tips are meant to be 5mm tall, which I easily cut down with a razor blade. I bought these because they have a range of 4.5-5.5mm for the headphone opening and Jabras are about 5-5.2mm. From reviews for tips meant for the Jabras I kept reading that the tips got stuck in people's ears when removed which probably meant that the tips were not a tight fit because they're manufactured for 5mm. 0.5mm might not seem like a lot but for interference fits its everything.Edit: Not so great for Jabra. They started coming off in my ear. Been using them daily for a week. Also the foam is a little on the tougher side so you have to squish it before inserting to get a nice seal. Still not a bad price for the number of pairs. If I would've paid double for a third of the pairs like comply's I would've been more upset.

I use these with the Panasonic Ergo Fit earbuds for commuting on my motorcycle. They work great. I have tried a few brands including the Comply form earbud tips and these are just as good at a much lower cost. They last just as long and are a fraction of the cost. They work really well for using under a motorcycle helmet since they dampen sound a lot better than regular rubber earbud tips. They are also a lot more comfortable and they also seal better improve the sound quality of the earbuds.Pros: - Comfortable - Improve sound quality - Last as long as much more expensive foam earbud tips - Block sound better than regular rubber earbud tipsCons: - Will wear out over time and must be replaced (one pair usually lasts me about 3-6 months with use 5 days a week)On a side note, the Panasonic Ergo Fit earbuds are great if you are looking for a cheap pair of earbuds. They sound decent and will take a beating. I have been using the same pair for over 5 years and I am not gently on them. I want to upgrade to the ones with the mic, but these just keep going. They are probably the best bang for your buck you will find in a pair of wired earbuds.

I've got a bunch of earbuds: the plug-in variety, and both versions of Bluetooth: wireless and "truly wireless". My collection numbers around a dozen. They all have one thing in common: the rubber ear tips included with them in various sizes are uncomfortable and tend to fall out of my ears.A few years ago I decided to try foam ear tips as an alternative to the rubbery ones. I bought some Comply foam ear tips and they worked well. But all foam ear tips age and fall apart over time, and the Complys were expensive.Next I tried this brand, ZNARI. First I bought the Mediums, but they were a bit too tight and tended to work their way out of my ears. I then tried the Smalls and they were just right. Now every set of earbuds I own is fitted with a pair of these ZNARI tips, and because they are comfortable and filter outside noise much better than rubber ear tips, my listening experience is much improved. Highly recommended.

I bought a package of these earbud foam tips in a size small to try and make a bluetooth headset I purchased comfortable enough to keep using. The earbuds helped relieve some of the weight from the headset and made the fit of the earbuds on the headset more comfortable in my ear canal, although they were pointed at an angle that ultimately these tips could not solve. I installed a second pair of tips on compatible Samsung wired earbuds and they fit it well. They definitely increase my comfort level when wearing earbuds in my ears.In hindsight, I probably should have ordered these earbud foam tips in a size medium, since my ear canals are in between sizes. I can clearly hear ambient noise around me while wearing them, although, for the purpose of running in the mornings, perhaps that's not such a bad thing. Still, for noise reduction and overall comfort, it is important to make sure you get the correct size. If your ear canal is in between sizes, go with the larger size up. The memory foam will conform to the shape and size of your ear canal for a better and more comfortable fit. If you go smaller, you will not get that same benefit.IMO, if earbuds cause your ears physical discomfort they way they do mine, you'll find these little tips are a great investment. And, the price is reasonable.