MOONDROP Spring Tips Silicone Eartips for Nozzle Diameter from 4.8mm-6.4mm Acoustic waveguide + Double Support Structure Silicone Earphone Ear-Tips 3pairs (M-3pairs)

Wow, these eartips are fantastic. I have very small ear canals and these helped my Tea Pro's fit like a glove. I have tried the Spinfit W1's, Divinus Velvet's, some foam tips, and stock Xenn eartips. Out of those four, the velvet's were the best, but the stems are kind of long and it hurts in my ears and often slides out after some minutes. These spring tips have very short stems and sit basically at the edge of your IEM tips or whatever you call it. The grip on them feel a lot better than the Spinfit's. The Spinfit's always slid out if you had even a tiny bit of sweat buildup. I've had the spring tips in my ears for about 30 minutes now. Shaking my head there is zero budge and no pain. I'm no sound expert, so I'm not going to pretend that these improved or worsened anything. The IEMs (Mangird Tea Pro) still sounds amazing. Soundstage is there, bass still kicks, quality is crystal clear. Same as all the other tips I've tried.

Bought these for my moondrop arias as I had damaged the original ones included. The spring tips were somewhat difficult to put on. However once they were put on, they fit really well, and were quite comfortable compared to the prior ones I used.

These tips are really comfortable and soft. I’d recommend sizing up though. I usually use medium tips on the SpinFit W1 and other tips, but large fit me better with these. The silicone feels really nice and high quality, kind of like SpinFits, but thinner. Because of that, the seal is a bit weaker. It’s super comfy and pressure-free, but not the most secure fit if you like that “locked-in” feeling. Sound-wise, they do smooth out the upper frequencies like the package says, but since the silicone is thin and the seal isn’t super tight, the bass also takes a small hit. That can actually sound great if your IEMs are bright or shouty, it makes them more balanced and chill to listen to. But if your set is already balanced or on the warm side, these might make it sound a bit dull or flat. Personally, I think they work best on bassier V-shaped IEMs since they tame the highs without making everything sound too thin. Overall, really comfy and worth trying if you like tip rolling or want something that smooths out the sound while staying easy on the ears.

If you're using Moondrop IEMS these are pretty great. They create an excellent seal and are supremely comfortable, no complaints here. They fit pretty well, they don't go too deep into your ear but they still seal great. These trap more bass and warmth than foam tips, and they're easier to clean too. They feel pretty durable, the silicone polymer they're using is really nice. Super easy to install too, it's a really good pair of tips.

I didn't get a great seal on my kiwi Astrals because it's very short. My Divinus Wide Bore is still the king of comfort wide bore tips

These are a classic eartip and work pretty well with my MEST MkII. I’d say that the have a petty even sound profile and a wide soundstage, the highs are a bit elevated and it takes out a U shape a bit, but otherwise it’s pretty good. I’d say these tips are smaller than average though, so maybe keep that in mind when determine your ear tip size or fit.

Quality is great, however these tips just don't feel great for me.

I've had my Moondrop Blessing 2's for a few years and have rolled a couple tips, but was never totally satisfied. The wide bore was difficult to find the right answer for. These fit over the nozzle and have been holding on tightly for a few weeks now with zero issues. A lot of the other tips I had on hand came with an inner lip that would partly block the ports on the nozzle if you moved them the wrong way- but these are open and clear. The material is a grippy rubber, which is comfortable in the ear and does help the IEM stay in place, but not so grippy that other stuff sticks to it. I do wish they came in a multi size pack, but the largest size was good for me. I do generally like bigger tips, and these fit and feel right.

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Top comfort with sticky flexible thin silicone. Shallow insert for small ear canal well. This is on par with the Spinfit W1 at 1/3 the cost. Will not replace my W1 but will now be my goto due to value price. -------- After a week going back and forth vs Spinfit W1 (med), I find the slightly smaller Medium Moondroop Spring to be more comfortable. This also affects the distance to my ear canal and gives a fuller bass. Testing was done with same source and S12 Pro on 4.4mm and FH3. Ordered a second set.

Most comfortable eartips ever. And the silicon really seals and grips. But with my Flare S Pro earphones, which already have great bass and overall accuracy, there was so much bass everything got muddy and I lost way too much treble. My workaround is to use my iPhone's equalizer. Having to use the equalizer sounds bad, right? The thing is, though, that it proves what a tremendous difference these eartips make. So if lack of bass is your problem, these are a likely solution.

Podana średnica tubusa jest średnicą zewnętrzną, Truthear red (+blue), z którymi miałem zamiar ich użyć, mają tubus 6 mm (to by się jeszcze udało, bo materiał jest elastyczny), ale kołnierz 6,7 mm. Nie odsyłam, bo mam w zapasie BD Soul Byrd - do tych pasują.