SpinFit NEO for IEM - SS - Silicone Patented Eartips for Replacement, Better Fit and Supreme Comfort, Reduce Allergic Reaction, One Set Fits Normal and Thin Nozzles (1 Pair)(with Inserts)

I've used every single Spinfit offering and probably every other tip worth mentioning. The ADHD in me goes hard when sound and sustained comfort are involved!! I believe these are not just the best Spinfit, but the best tip on the market right now. Comfort is outstanding and the texture is PERFECT. Sticky as hell but not sticky as the w1/omni and not quite as Matte as something like the Divinus Velvet! They are not shaped like the Dunu S&S but absolutely seal as good. I also find them great for most V shaped sounding IEM's as they give a really nice sub bass nudge and and do a really good job of taming sibilance to a point where I don't feel the need to use any post EQ to fix, mids and soundstage are excellent! Fit is crucial though. Usual size for mid-deep fitting IEM or Size Up for a more shallow IEM. I Personally liked them them the most in more shallow IEM's (not sure they would fit in most TWS charging cases though!) The tip to beat for me, I will put these on all my IEM's!

I honestly tend not to review a product these days, but I had to share how amazingly these have transformed myy Nothing Ear 3 earbuds into the best wireless earbuds they can be. I had basically given up on ever having a 'good' fit (using the Nothing X app) which meant the noise cancellation and transparency modes were basically rendered 20% useful....or, in other words, useless. The problem was I could not get the ear tips that came with the Nothing Ear 3 to be at the the correct angle and length to seat properly. The SpinFit NEO is longer and swivels so I honestly now just pop in each ear and there is instantly a good fit. No having to struggle to try to get a good fit... it is so easy it makes you wonder why they don't ship with the Nothing Ear 3. I found I had been using a large with the ones from Nothing... and the large from these fit perfectly... so I would recommend if you can get the right size using the Nothing ear tips then buy the same size of these. For me, it was the large. Now... the noise cancellation works awesome and the sound is way better. I even have to be careful running on the street now as I can't hear the cars until they are nearly right onto my position. There is only one very very minor issue... as these eartips are longer than the ones that come from Nothing... they just squeeze in the carry case. However, don't worry...just a little tiny coaxing and they fit in there with the lid closed. Also... they DO properly pull onto the Nothing earbud...but it does take a slight bit of coaxing as well... but you will be glad as this means they dont' fall off into your ear like so many other brands (including the ones from Nothing themselves!). If you are struggling with getting the Nothing ear tips to seat properly or are having trouble with noise cancellation 'not working' with the Nothing Ear 3... I strongly suggest these should your replacement eartips.

Excellent comfort, great sound, but overpriced.

So first off, these aren't cheap. However you get what you pay for, these are by far the most comfortable tips I have bought having previously used westone star tips and comply foams (as well as stock tips). The Neo's adapter is great for thin nozzle iem and equally without it fits normal size iem nozzles. It took me a little while working out the conversion from my previous brand of tips to these. The only downside is you have to have an awareness of the eartip size you need to get a good seal... but then again if you are spending this much on a single set if set of eartips then you probably have tried different tips and have an awareness of what size you usually wear. I highly recommend, I suspect if you are already looking at them on amazon, then i suspect that you have spent time researching eartips. If you have just landed on them and aren't sure... take the plunge your ears are worth it.

Sound great and great fit, but lid to charging cases on 2 sets of Soundcore buds will no longer close. Rendering them useless

Bought these for my CMF Buds 2. They fit the earbuds perfectly, but they won't fit inside the charging case out of the box. I trimmed about 1 mm off the end that slides onto the earbud, and now they fit the case just fine. I only use my earbuds for about an hour a week, but even in that time the original tips would slip out several times. These stay securely in my ears and are much more comfortable. Definitely worth it.

Not so comfortable, I purchased these for my Sony XM4’s and they actually hurt my ears, instead I found the SpinFit Omni’s far more comfortable and sticking with them. They actually fit well, feel comfortably and don’t compromise too much of the sound quality and ANC! Win!

Very comfortable, be wary before purchasing the size.

Estás son las eartips más cómodo que he probado.

Ich muss sagen, nach meiner ersten Erfahrung mit SpinFit war ich schon so begeistert. Als ich jetzt meine neuen IEMs ausgepackt habe, habe ich direkt gemerkt, mit den Ohrstöpseln komme ich nicht klar und habe mir dann die zugegebenermaßen recht teuren SpinFit Neo gekauft. Die machen einen Wahnsinnsunterschied. Der Sitz der IEMs ist deutlich besser, die Geräuschisolierung nach außen ist deutlich besser einfach anzubringen. Tun genau das, was sie sollen. Perfekt.

Bought a few alternative ear buds to replace the standard tips that come with the Meze Alba IEMs, as I had slipping issues and a little bit of irritation with all the sized tips that came with it, so I got these in the size I felt was least irritating from the original tips (M) with the primary goal of finding something that had a good fit, lasted long listening sessions without discomfort, and stayed in a bit better - and man these immediately felt like the ones. I put these tips on very easily, good first impression - then then slipped into my ear using the forward and downward insert method and they glided in. Sealed without any pressure, just fit easily without any fiddling. The opening will be a bit small and odd looking, but this is by design as this allows the tip to pivot in your canal as needed. This greatly contrasts with other tips I tried, which had solid bores (steel/brass). Those tips were too rigid and lead to extreme discomfort, so I felt like scrapping the concept that a wide opening is necessary and giving these a go knowing about the difference between the two. Verdict, audio is not negatively impacted by the smaller bore opening to allow the pivot action. I have a 20 band IEM DAC and I'm attentive to audio changes, and if there is any hard to notice impact, it certainly is not negative enough to view as a deal breaker (and nothing a tweak can't fix). As a matter of fact, the audio sounded better, mostly because the tips actually fit my ear, so the seal and grip have been drastically improved over other options. As for long sessions, I'm currently on my 4th hour with them in and feel zero discomfort or wear/fatigue. There's no excessive pressure, moisture, or slippage - no need to readjust or check them. Only aspect I will not speak on is compatibility and durability, as I just got them earlier today. I did not need to use the adapters that come with them, as the Meze Audio are the standard they come out of the box supporting, so they just popped right on. Also based on feel, they seem sturdy to where I have minimal durability concerns on first impression. No different than I'd have with other tips. I took them out to check the shape, and no noticable deformity/changes from 4 hours in my ear. I'll update if this changes - but if you've been looking for a comfort focused replacement to your stock IEM buds, this is a high recommendation. I think size will matter, so figure out which would be best prior.

Ho comprato questi gommini assieme ai CP240 per paragonarli e a mio avviso sono nettamente migliori. Su Shure se215 stabilità, resa sonora e isolazione sono paragonabili a gommini in memory, i Comply per intenderci, ma a differenza di questi ultimi i Neo sono molto più comodi.

They are ok, but way too expensive, didn't understand why