🎧 Comply SmartCore Variety Pack - Premium Memory Foam Earphone Tips, Universally Fits Earphones, Noise Cancelling Soft Earbud Tips for Comfortable Secure Fit (Size: Medium, 3 Pairs) Review

Will not work with Jabra Elite 65t housing. The lid does not open with the tips. Even if they are compressed. Still good advice.

They fit well but the only problem is if you have a Jabra EA 65t they won't fit in the charging case when you want to charge them. You have to take them off and over time I don't think they fit anymore.

These headphones are amazing. True noise canceling headphones. The absolute best. You squeeze them into tiny buds, put them in your ear, and then wait 10-15 seconds for them to expand. When it's fully extended, you won't hear your granny slide in the shower anymore, even if you wanted to. That's how good they are.

I expect a lot more durability when I spend more than $15 for six foam ear tips. I've only been using these earbuds for about three weeks. A tip already falls apart with a piece already torn off. The other tip broke. So you get three pairs of tips per pack. Let's say each pair lasts a month. That's only three months of use for a $15 package. That means you need to buy four packs of Comply tips. $60 per year. What's the value?

First of all I love these earplugs. I've had Comfort earbuds before and they just keep on holding (although they tend to tear). Some specs: I use size 100 ear tips for my LG Tone Free wireless headphones. I have a terrible problem with earwax and sweat. when I wear headphones at work. Because mine are wireless. More importantly, I have tips to help them STAY in my ears. These tips fit well, have a filter that covers the headphone speaker, and have a memory foam-like consistency. I usually have…

They do exactly what I wanted/needed: they fit the headphones better and more firmly, offer enhanced sound clarity and block out ambient noise. They hold the earbud low in my ear and prevent it from eventually slipping off (a common problem for me with silicone earbuds), allowing me to hear more detail in my music. In fact, they turn ordinary headphones into pseudo-noise headphones. For me, the tighter fit also eliminates the need for earhooks or other stabilizers needed to keep the headphones…

Purchased for the new Jabra Elite Active 65t. I'm not too good with silicone earcups and have been using Comply foam eartips with Jaybirds for about 4 years. I contacted the company about developing TrueGrip Pro for Jabra and they emailed me about SmartCore. I ordered a pack for a change and used the Sport-Style for the 90 minutes of walking/running. For the first time since I've had my Jabra headphones, they stay in my ear for the duration of my workout. My best time before that was 45 minutes

I recently bought the Jabra Elite Active 65t ear pads and have found that the headphones in the make my ears tire quickly kit. I've looked online and seen mixed results with them, but heard a reviewer say they match the headphones and can be used in a charging cradle/holder. I bought them and tried them on. They match the headphones perfectly and I noticed an improvement in music quality and a reduction in background noise, which was a big plus. However, when I put them in the stand/carrier…

So I'm starting to realize that buying headphones is like buying a printer. I've done all the research on the main subject (honestly, the Galaxy Buds that I got for free with my new Note 10+, but you get the point) and while the ORIGINAL ITEM may be great, it's the necessary accessory that REALLY should be be my first consideration. Like my amazing Canon printer with crappy, expensive, and fickle ink, liners can be great, but the tips required to wear them often suck. in your ears all day?) and