Enhance Your Music Experience: 12 Premium Memory Foam Ear Tips for Powerbeats 2 and Most 5-6.3mm In-Ear Earphones - Noise Reduction, Dustproof, and Long Lasting Review

Thank goodness. I have a pair of wireless headphones, these silicone tips don't stay in the ear. Especially at work (dog groomer) when I try to block my co-workers country radio station which only plays top 20 hits. -_-You will definitely stay! The only downside is that my charging case can't close with it. I need to use the largest set so downsizing to medium or small doesn't work for me. Still, I love these tips! The kit is missing from the photos because they are on my headphones.

These foam ear tips fit my ears much better than the original silicone ear tips that come with most wireless headphones. They fit most wireless headphones on the market, including the Soundcore Liberty 2 Pro, Revain Echo in-ears (though I personally wouldn't recommend them), various Treblab models, and more, of an order of magnitude) than some better-advertised competitors like Got but doesn't feel inferior in any way. Highly recommended, especially as foam tips need to be replaced regularly.

Update: One of these got stuck in my right ear after a quick cut (they didn't fit my Anker Liberty Air 2 case). Luckily he got out, but he went straight to the trash can. Luckily there are others inside and they are cheap. I would consider that when buying. First review: They were bought to keep the buds in my ears and I heard the memory foam tips would help. They absolutely did, but not without cutting off a small piece. Without these, they will not fit the Anker Liberty Air 2 headphones as…

Used them for 2 hours at the gym yesterday so far it's a complete experience but perfectly comfortable for 2 hours on an elliptical. I have Bluetooth headphones, no active noise cancellation. Loud gym, background music, bike zone where leaders use microphones flying out of the bike zone, cinema zone where they turn on movies at 15 volume out of a 10 scale, people yell their way from all over the gym and upstairs to lower level and so on. With the original device's standard flexible white…

Wow! They are amazing and worth the little money. I've spent a lot of money and time buying and trying different types of headphones. Tried different silicone headphones. My wife suggested foam headphones and a lightbulb lit up over my head, great idea! Immediately ordered the cheapest foam inserts. I mean, I thought all foam was foam. What is the difference between cheap and cheap foam? Well, quite. But I found out. The cheapest foam insoles were crap. Brought them back after they literally…

I recently bought a Powerbeats Pro and have tried many different headphones, which usually start to hurt my ears after a few minutes. I've had wireless JBLs (don't remember the exact model) but they kept falling out of my ears and hurting. These are my first wireless headphones and I really liked them but unfortunately the standard ear cups are very thin silicone so I went to Revain to find some memory foam ear tips as they add some cushioning. I was about to buy much more expensive ones but…

I bought a pair of Sony WF-1000XM3 noise canceling headphones a while ago and I think I should start by saying that I work in radio and was a HUGE fan and am Sony products. Their headphones (MDR-7506) are the industry standard for the broadcast and recording industries. You will see them EVERYWHERE in the industry. Some people choose other brands, some are incredibly expensive, some just for their name and a few other reasons, but they remain the standard for a reason. Your headphones are…