A DEFINITIVE Eartips Guide in 2024 

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Nice and informative video! Thank you for all the new info I can use.

Thiis video is what i have been asking for, thank you so much

I love your videos, your voice is very relaxing

Oh wow you're still small I absolutely adore your storytelling, and the comfy vibe of your videos. You're one I could easily watch hour long essays of- please continue making videos. You're gonna explode in popularity

Epro EP00 is my go to eartips, Ive rolled my eartips for awhile and finally landed on it as for comfort and stability, really nice tips

CP100s are still my go to. Maybe the shape of my ear cannel is messed up, but the bendable sound tube really helps with comfort and keeping a seal over a long period of time. Something I struggle with a lot of tips regardless of size. My favorite sounding are the Azla Crystals tho, really great treble extension without noticeable overemphasis.

So glad I bought a cheap fishing lure box for eartips at the start of this hobby! Currently fitting Dunu s/s style tips that came with a second hand CCA CRA set to Kefine Klanars

Wow sizing down the stock eartips did actually change the sound of my galileo noticably!

Nice video on eartips !. A must ave for iems/ tws Tried em all, final eset, spinfit cp 100s/ cp/ 800s, etc. I despize the sticky/ krinkly/ sound of those types Azla/ etc.. Eartips & working on your fit, will getta person the best sound out of there iems/ tws.

I recently bought Penon liqueur ear tips because they have XL sizes.

Vote for audiosense s400. Helped me with fit issues on the arrti t10 (though more bass on top of an already warm set is iffy) and with balancing the treble on Night Oblivion Butastur. Stock penon/isn green tips without treble switch, s400 with it on.

I can strongly recommend Eletech Baroque eartips, personally found them to be really good for wide nozzle IEMs like the 7Hz x Crinacle Zero: 2 (easily slid on, unlike the Omni, W1, or Velvet, which required a good couple minutes of struggling to get on, and near 10 minutes to take off). Personally, I found the Velvet eartips to feel quite dry, like they were stealing moisture from my skin while wearing them. They did round off the treble region so that it sounds softer, so got no real complaints there (as I know from experience that dry eartips do get better over time as you use them). Though, ranking-wise for the Zero 2, imo: the stock eartips and the DUNU Velvet come dead last (stock are alright sounding, nothing great - the Velvet was not enjoyable, but I could see what it was going for and that it did it pretty well), then the W1 and Omni sharing 2nd place, and the Baroque Eletech coming in first, in terms of overall experience and sound.

ah yes, my spring tips just starting to yellow a bit nice timing

Recycling tips from other sets has saved me in the past. Important to remember this. Thanks for covering this. Tip rolling is my least favorite part of this hobby.

Dunu s&s tips and divinus velvet tips tend to work for me. Though, the s&s are like perfect on all 3 sets I have and I’ve given up on others. People love the spring tips, I hate them. The xelastic for AirPods Pro are great, but suck otherwise for me

Beside memory foam tips (which I personally am not a fan either), are there suggestions for tips you use to curb the treble on an IEM just a bit? I have the Dunu Glaciers and out of the stock tips I prefer the candy tips sized small (for deeper insertion depth for confort and reduced treble peeks, tho I usually use medium sized tips for other iems), and some of the third party tips I tried (Like the Moondrop Springtips and Xelastec) only accentuated the problem.

Its a very good guide, but i still gotta ask because my moondrop spring tips which came with my Katos died. So ... i tried some random eartip (my friend has a cheap Fiio Jade audio) and well the comfort man. The spring tips are just so much more comfortable... but now i think the spring tips (L) , Xl is not available, are a little small for my left ear specifically. So.... should i just take a leap pf faith and get the Finals E? I just want to know in case of comfort how do they compare to spring tips ? Thanks in advance. Also good luck for Clorinde.

Thank u soo much Kata , could you makke. A. Top 3 of the best of this or your favvorites right now ❤❤❤ thannks i love. Your coontent

I'm here because my Zero Red tips stretched out and keeps falling off the IEMs.. It's disappointing, since I never had this problem with my Shure and Etymotic IEMs. I guess this is what we can expect from Chi-Fi... Tried some spin tips but not sure I'm a fan... I'll try others on your list. Great video thank you!

I'm still trying to find my definitive eartip for S12 Pro. I always get a peak on 4.5kHz that shouldn't be there.

Your previvous video title is a lie.It was not the only video we ever needed

Thanks for this video ! I'm currently having issues with my Blessing 2 and 3 eartips, I use spring tips and san cai tips for my Blessing 2 and 3, but after just 2 months, my sancai and spring tips started to get loose, they easily slip out of Blessing 2 and 3's nozzle and get stuck inside my ears lol. Unfortunately the regular Final type E tips does not work with any of the Blessings, it slips out on its own, same with Softears UC tips I'm planning to get either Spinfits CP100+ or Spinfits W1, hopefully they can grip the Blessing's chonky and smooth nozzles.

Hello! Nozzle size of truthear blue is 6mm, while the nozzle size of final audio type e is 3.5mm. Is it not getting stretched too much?

Hey I really liked this video, I was about to buy new tips for my truthear zero after it become loose and kept falling off. 4:45 does final e tips fit properly for truthear zero, I thought the stem size is wider in truthear zero than normal

Are there silicone eartips designed to reduce occlusion effect? It's when you hear yourself breathing, humming, or eating as loud as or louder than the music. I find foam tips help but it hurts after a while.

Thanks for the vid :)) I’m using my 7Hz Zero eartip with my Zero Red haha the stock Red ones don’t fit for me cuz the nozzle is too long or too large so it doesn’t go in deep enough.

So I usually use L eartips with about 13.8mm diameter. Divinus Velvet has ML at 13.2mm and L at 14.2, and the widest point is more to the front. Do you think I should get ML instead of L?

What do you think about the Final type E?

Would the divinus velvet tips be good for someone who experiences the occlusion effect with IEMs?

Do you prefer the Spinfit Omni's or Spinfit W1s? Thanks!

I just got the ea500lm today! do u have any recommendation for it :3

Also, why don't companies sell a "test set" so we can know what size to buy?!? 😓

What would be a good eartips for sets like the Yanyin Canon 2? It's a warm U-shaped tuning with smooth treble. I tried the Final E tips but it feels like the bass just got a tad bit too strong for me for an iem that is already bassy enough. I don't mind eartips that can make the treble more airy at the cost of less bass.

Till today I still haven't bought any custom eartips😅 Btw any recommendation specifically for Space Travel?

I have to caution against azla xelastec, it definitely isn't the most durable eartip if used daily probably 1-2 months lifespan. It mold against your ear canal shape after some time (not in a good way in long run). Tried the warm water reform method, it just went downhill from there.

3:03 EA500LM🤚

What eartips do you use on EM6L??

I see, so what is the best for Truthhear hexa then?

One thing I would like to add is for some eartips, you can just buy an IEM from the company and get the tips and and an IEM for essentially free (or vise versa). Some examples are: Moondrop Springtips + Chu Final Audio Type E + E1000/E500 Anyways, love the chill vibe and also super informative!

Thank you for this video again Do you have any recommendations for eartips for kiwi ears cadenza by chance?

I don't think IEMS are for me, my left and right ears just dont agree with sizing. I can never get the volume or seal to feel right no matter what I try. Bought around $100 dollars worth of eartips by now, and it just aint working out. My right ear gets a tighter seal because my right ear canal is literally smaller than my left side, and because of that bass is noticeably more present on my right ear, and the left side can't get the same sound no matter the sizing I try.