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

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.

I have historically used Comply 500 tips on most or all of my IEMs, assuming they were “the best,” by popular opinion, for isolation on a loud stage. However, I recently found that I actually prefer the silicone tips that came with my KZ ZS10 Pros and ZS7s. They allow for deeper insertion into the ear and clearer sound. And they’re more comfortable to wear during long sets. After one of my stock silicone tips flew off when I pulled my IEMs out during a gig, never to be found again, I started doing some research on replacements. I didn’t realize that they needed to be replaced over time. These seem a little pricey for what they are, tiny silicone ear plugs. But they really do make a significant difference over the cheap, stock ones that came with my headphones/in-ear monitors. The sound is a tiny bit clearer and more focused, and better isolation due to the sturdier silicone means better bass response. As a bassist, that is huge. And speaking of huge, I am 6’6” and have a huge head. I tried both the L and XL size, and found that the XL work best. Both are fine, but the XL seals a little better in my gigantic ears and gives better isolation. Plus, the “shaft(?)” portion that goes over the earphone tip is so much sturdier than the cheap stock tips and holds well. I have no doubt these will last a while.

The NEO SpinFits are a great upgrade for Soundcore X20 Sport wireless bluetooth earbuds; they fit fairly comfortably and improve their sound quality overall. I like that they are a lower profile which keeps the earbuds closer/more stable to my ears. They also fit into the X20's charging case without issues. However, the NEO's bigger brother, the W1, exists. It is hands-down the tip to use for these IEMs based on my experience so far. Notoriously bass-heavy and boomy, the X20's bass output can only be turned down so far with the app EQ. With the W1's installed, the X20' sound is suddenly transformed. Nice, tight bass and crystal clear mids/highs, extremely comfortable, fantastic seal. The boominess is gone completely, music is transformed. I'd love to give the NEO's more stars, but the W1's exist and pretty much blow them out of the water when it comes to sound quality, fit, and best sound, at least for the X20 Sport earbuds.

I have used dozens of different tips to figure out the best fit for isolation and comfort, and these are by far my favorite for both. The nozzle being able to contort to fit my ear canal better, the grip of the material, and the bore size are all perfect for me and my preference, which is a wide sound stage and a tight fit. I am not sure about the longevity of the actual nozzle over time because it bends, but we will see over time how it all plays out.

These look fine but i was not able to test them. The bore size (green/black band) at the base of the tip should fit over the nozzle of your iem. I found the bore size to be too small and when compared with similar tips from the iem manufacturer they were almost 1mm smaller than other tips. I do not feel these are actually sized for standard iems. They also include additional sleeves to connect other devices that do not have sound nozzles. These sleeves are also much smaller than the standard iem nozzle size. While for their correct application they may be great, for my usage on iems they were not the correct solution at all.

If you happen to own Soundcore Liberty 4 NC and hate the stock tips due to the shallow fit, these may be it (with some caveats). I was growing tired of constantly adjusting my Liberty 4 NC’s due to their shallow fit. I found that the stock Medium tips seemed to fit the best, even though not a really good fit. After some research I found that people were using Spinfit CP100’s with an adapter to get them to fit to the Liberty 4 NC earbuds. Problem is, they don’t make the CP100 or the adapter anymore. Further research said that the CP100 would work, but you’d have to force the tips over the proprietary Soundcore earbud stem. Seeing that the NEO’s replaced the CP100, I went with these and did just that. You do stretch the tip a little to have them fit over the stem, but they seem relatively attached. I’d go to say probably a little better than the stock tips. The NEO’s are a little longer than stocks, so they make a better seal in my ear. The tip also sort of pivots to better fit my ear canal. I would still be cautious with them, but they do seem to work well. I wear Medium stock tips and ordered the Spinfit Mediums. They seem to fit the same. They also fit fine in the case.

Giving my experience fit-wise for these great tips! Sizing was not what I expected. I first bought the S and loved them but had discomfort after a long session. Thought maybe I needed to get SS because of this. But.. I've always thought I generally fit S sizes in eartips. I did notice that if i smiled or yawned, the seal would break, so I decided to risk sizing up to prevent this, and it worked--really well! still super comfortable, no pain/irritation/discomfort after long sessions. The Neo S fit me really well but i think maybe was being inserted too deep for long session comfort? Even though i thiink it's designed to be inserted deeper into the ear canal. Never thought I'd prefer sizing up until this experimenting with this. Worth it. I use these on my kiwi ears Astrals and have not switched back to any of my other tips, all of which i actually do like!! This one's a winner for sure. For reference with other tips i own: --Comply foam, the S fit me well, Mediums fit but felt like they were on the edge of being too snug. --Divinus velvet wide bore-- smalls fit, but had some discomfort after long sessions. SM fit well also but same with Comply, felt like it was on the edge to too much pressure ( "too" snug). --Tangzu sancai balanced tips--small fit me really well and medium was comfortable without too much pressure, but just didn't feel right (switched between s and m a lot, still can't decide which i prefer). love these tips though

If you want to turn your IEM into a $20 earbuds or your grandma air pads these are perfect. They will kill HF and LF too. So your sparkling treble and hitting bass will be gone, just muddy muffled mids will be there. Tried several different spin fits, looks like all have that problem. Most likely the internal bore shape and silicone softens everything beyond recognition.

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.

耳道に沿って動く機構と液体シリコンのフィット感が、バッチリでジャストフィットするので遮音性も高く音も逃げないのでイヤホンの特性をしっかり出してくれるようでとても気に入りました。いろんなイヤホンで使うためにいつも愛用している同社の、W1より、ワンサイズ下げたのですが正解だったようです。ノズルが透かし長めでイヤピで支える必要のあるイヤホンも奥に装着できるので安定して、装着できて良い感じです。通常使用のイヤピースと、してリピートしてストックしようと思います。

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