SpinFit Omni for True Wireless Earbuds & IEMs - M - Patented Silicone Eartips for Replacement (1 Pair) (3.7 mm Nozzle Dia.)

Got the SS size; I had the S size of these previously and was equally impressedby these. The ear tips are a tight fit on my Artti T10 IEMs, but at least once they're on they're nice and secure. A more comfortable fit for my small ears than the S without compromising on sound isolation or quality, and, as I previously remarked, there is a notable improvement in sound quality over the tips that come with my IEMs. The silicone is comfortable, grippy, and feels durable, I'm not afraid to be rough with the tips with my nails to get them on. Whilst pricey, I can easily recommend them nonetheless.

Bought these for my Anker Soundcore P40i as what the spinfit website recommended but spent about 20 minutes getting them to fit on them due to the oval design of the earpods, they did go on eventually though after a lot of stretching and my earpods are no longer slipping out my ears every 2 minutes

I bought these as replacements for my stock ear tips on my technics EAH-AZ100 earphones. My verdict is a positive one, they are more comfortable than the supplied tips, I used the small with the stock tips and bought the MS size in these spinfit Omni tips. Do they stay in better? Yes, for me they do,they don't feel perfect, but they're a definite improvement. I have a couple of different pairs on the way, including a pair of complys TWo. I've been wearing these today and doing jobs around the house and they're staying put, but I'm not yet confident enough to take them outside yet. My ears aren't the most convenient shape for this type of bud if I'm being honest, but they're holding well so far and sound quality, seems pretty much the same to me, still very good. Fitting them takes some perseverance, but it's a knack really and once on they feel very secure, despite them being round, not oval shaped.

Being new to proper tws earbuds i was unaware that my right ear canal was a little bit smaller than my left. So i originally bought the large pair of Omni and what a difference they made, thumping belly rumbling bass, clear but not a huge soundstage. But after 30 mins it kept hurting my right ear and jaw. So i decided to get these Omni medium sized ones. Incredibly fiddly to swap over, its not very easy to get the silicone nozzle of the eartip onto the earbud. Took me around 15 mins of swearing and hands shaking. Now wearing medium in my right ear and large in my left ear, the fit and comfort is perfect, they stay in place well, then the music sounds just great. Will be getting the Neo for another pair of earbuds to try them out and their W1 for a good pair of Noble Audio Prestige Encore iems. Have to make sure the earbud and tip together will fit inside the case.

Extremely comfortable, great seal and passive noise isolation. Using on Pixel Buds Pro 2, low profile enough to fit in the case, but the tip is a bit small for the nozzle so it takes some effort to get them on.

Unfortunately I found the item not true to description, the medium size I ordered and received compared with other tips are small, I compared several medium tips against the spinfit and the spintips are definitely smaller, so I’ll have to order a large, disappointed, and there packed in a way that you can’t open them without damaging the packaging, so a return is somewhat impossible, so if your looking to order these , order the larger size than you’d usually use.

Samsung's default sized bud tips which come with Galaxy Buds Pro are too small for my earholes. These are a perfect size for my ears. However it does feel extortionate to charge £12.50 for one pair of tips?? Especially since I had to guess the right size the first time. So I just lost one of my Galaxy Buds Pro (and therefore one of these tips) and had to order a replacement from eBay for £25, it's a bit mental that the cost of a replacement tip is half that of the replacement bud!! I beg you start charging normal amounts for this thing.

The quality of the eartips is great, the flexible nature of them does increase comfort, however I don't find they fit my ears as well as I was hoping. They are a good quality, durable silicone that's on the stickier side so they stay in your ears well! They are definitely on the pricey side though at £10 for a pair