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

They worked with my Jaybird X3s, sound great, and are comfortable. That's really all you need to know.

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.

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

I bought these Earphone tips to use with a pair of Monoprice Bluetooth earbuds I purchased to use while riding my bike trainer. The earphone tips that came with the earbuds were the soft silicone type. I know from past experiences that the foam type tips make a better seal and isolates noise much better. These Znari tips seem to run a bit large so I went with the medium size and they fit well. I don't yet know how durable they will be but so far, so good.

I bought these for my KZ ZSNs and they fit perfectly. I've used Comply foam tips in the past, but they aren't durable enough for the expensive price and would start falling apart within a week. I've tried several other brands that are cheaper, but none of them were the type of foam I was looking for. The material of these is like regular earplugs, so they stay squished long enough to put them in and then expand in your ears for a better seal.The biggest con for me is noise cancellation. These don't provide the noise cancellation that I need. I am hoping I just bought the wrong size. I ordered a pack with one pair of S/M/L tips to see if a different size would provide better noise cancellation.In terms of comfort, these are great. I have a daith and tragus piercing, so it can be difficult to find comfortable tips. Even after prolonged use, these don't hurt my ears or piercings.

This is probably the most inexpensive upgrade to you earbuds that you can make. The memory foam molds to your ear canal blocking out unwanted outside sounds leaving you to enjoy focused sound direct from your earbuds. I use them for my in ear monitors on stage and they work so well that I can't hear the acoustic drum set. I have to pull one out, but it's a worthy sacrifice. I replaced the rubber on all my ear buds also with these. It results in improved bass response, smooth mids, and defined highs. I gave a pair to a friend at work for his Blue Tooth beats and they blew him away. For the money, you can't go wrong with these.

I have had these tips for about 2 months now, and they have done everything I needed them to do. They Isolate noise very well, fit nicely, and have faired well under sweat from everyday runs. They also as a bonus make my already fantastic RHA 750s sound even better in my opinion, they tighten up the bass and overall help the sound signature have more control and detail. Be advised as these are still foam tips so they will rip and tear if you abuse them enough, though as I previously stated, I am still wearing in my first pair without problems. I would highly recommend these to anyone who wants to find a cheap solution to bring better sound and isolation to their in ears.

I’ve ordered these from another company and those practically dissolved after minimal use. I pulled bits of foam out of my ears. These ZNARI buds are well constructed, and long lasting. They hold up much better than those of my previous experience. And they taper a little more and are easier to slide into my ear. The sound isolation is perfect for my needs. I play both guitar and drums on stage at church and I have no complaints. I’m a fan.