HiFiGo Divinus Velvet Silicone Earphones Ear Tips for Nozzle Size 3-5mm, Replaceable HiFi IEMs Earbuds Smoothly Deeply Eartips with 5 Size (M(3 Pairs))

I have tried over $100 in tips of numerous shapes and sizes including custom tips I made myself with putty and these are simply the most comfortable I have used period. My current IEM's are the Xenns Mangird Top which have a larger nozzle than most IEM on the market. I noticed my old Spinfit CP145 M causing me a lot of pain in my jaw and TMJ from prolonged use and set out to find better ones. LIST OF TIPS I HAVE TRIED: Dunu S&S all sizes - S size decent confort. Average performance Spinfit CP145 All sizes - S size decent confort. Good sound, my second favorite performance wise. Spinfit CP155 all sizes - Hurt ears Spinfit W1 all sizes - SS and S decent comfort. Amazing sound, probably my favorite performance wise. Radeon custom ear putty - Above average comfort. A little hard to make, seal issues if not made correctly. Mediocre performance. Several types or foam, strangely shaped, dual flanged, etc from AliExpress . Now the Divinus Velvet has amazing comfort. I got the all size kit and strangely I can use both the smallest and largest pair and still have great comfort though I haven't tested which one has a better seal and by extension a better sound. Seal is important because the bore of these tips is slightly larger than most meaning it tames the bass and a bad seal will only reduce the bass even more. This isint an issue on something like the Xenns Top, Fiio FA19, or Monarch MKIII because they already have a larger bass. That being said for pure listening performance and to be fully immersed in music or gaming I would rather use the Spinfit W1 SS or CP145 S to get better bass and seal, but since I can only use those for a couple hours without some kind of ear canal pain these while offering an average performance are the kinds of comfort. The material feels very nice against my ears. Ive seen some reviews complaining about the middle part having a slightly sharp edge where the seem is but honestly it doesn't bother me and I'm extremely sensitive. These have become my new favorite for long listening sessions or just for using on days when I don't feel like wearing my IEMs because these almost feel like I'm not wearing anything. They are slightly shorter and uniquely shaped compared to anything else I have used and my ears love them. I hope the manufacturer makes a smaller sized bore version similar to the W1 or CP145 so the bass hits a little harder and ai probably wouldn't swap them anymore. Hope this helps you make a decision. In my opinion if comfort is a concern and you've tried everything else these are worth the money. Dint neglect what your bodies telling you and settle for jaw pain.

These tips are absolutely fantastic. I purchased them because the foam tips that came with my Denon Perl Pro's fell apart, and the Denon's have an oval shape to them so it was next to impossible to fit any other kind of tip on them. I saw someone recommend these, so despite the price, I gave them a shot. I was absolutely blown away. They're insanely comfortable, they create a seal on par with foam tips, they fit on the Denon's perfectly and haven't fallen off at all, and they're extremely high quality. Honestly, I'm never going back to foam tips. I liked them mainly for the seal and the sound quality, but they get gross after a time, and cleaning them is a huge pain in the ass. These are similar to silicone in that you can just wipe them off and be good as new, but they have the same seal and quality that foams do. They're pricy, but its worth every penny!

I've pretty much stopped my search for "better" or "best" tips. These are the best I've tried yet based on sheer audio performance and comfort from an IEM tip. I've tried several popular ear tip options, these for me really set the bar high. I'm not sure about the science behind the 3-year texture design, but I can't ignore the immersive sound experience and the detail these tips also help to reproduce. The "velvety" fit and feel is perfect, at least for my ears. I can hear reverberations and nuances that I never noticed before with other highly regarded ear tips, soundstage presence is also very impressive. Vocals get locked in the center and are clear/not muddied, not mixed in with the rest of the audio spectrum. Bass is fairly clean and heavy, especially the sub-bass region. Comfort level is the best I have tried, right up there with Spinfit W1's. Which says a lot, because they have been the best for comfort and sound quality up until the Velvets. While they don't provide as good of a seal as the W1's, they more than compensate for the comfort and audio quality. These are very impressive, easy recommendation for anyone searching for the perfect ear tip. I also recommend purchasing the variety pack, as this is one of those tip designs that allow for some fitment flexibility. Tip tip: These are fantastic, and I have heard the wide bore version is even better. I've ordered a variety pack of the wide bore version; I will update this review once I get my ears on them. Update: wide bore version is just as comfortable, fits about the same. Cleaner bass and noticeably brighter and more forward upper frequencies. They are well worth trying if you like the originals.

There are two kinds of people - one takes IEMs out of the box, sticks them in their ears and, comfortable or not, continues on with their lives perfectly happy. The other, the "tip roller", is aware that comfort and sound are negotiable. This negotiation become almost as important as listening to the music. Comfort is real and tips DO make a difference in the sound of an IEM. So I started tip rolling, and the Divinus Velvet (regular) blew my mind. They don't work on everything, but they do work on 90% of the IEMs I've tried them on. They have a way of smoothing and balancing the sound that is utterly amazing. I mean it. From my cheapest set, all the way up to the ISN Audio EBC80, they make a huge and wonderful difference. The material is all-day comfortable. They aren't sticky, but they stay in your ears like they were. Buy these!!

great fit and sound based on my audio preference for vocals and comfortable treble. More than adequate bass with my needs for rock, blues, jazz, acoustic, and classical music in my playlists. I’m glad I purchased these ear tips…

Recently bought a pair of Thieaudio Hype 4 IEM's. Initially I had some trouble getting a seal with the included tips, which meant the bass response wasn't as good as I had hoped for. Got these tips based on a lot of online reviews and IMMEDIATELY noticed a marked difference in fit and sound. Now my Hype 4's deliver on bass and my larger ear canals get a solid fit. They also feel really nice in hand and the material seems durable.

My “go to” replacement tips for large horn in-ear monitors (IEM’s). The horn is the part where the tips attach to the IEM’s on wired buds like 7HZ Timeless, Ziigaat Odyssey and Moondrop Dusk. The large size tips fit me perfect, give me a great ear canal seal that improves audio quality all around and reduces outside noise which is important at the gym where annoyingly loud thump music is ubiquitous. These tips are not inexpensive but neither are the 3 IEM’s I previously mentioned and for max performance, great tips are required. These tips are durable and comfortable for long periods of time. Be sure to know or measure the horns on your ear buds to be sure these tips will fit. Hope this helps!

I bought these because I thought they would feel foam-like. However, they are made out of a denser material than foam, which makes them fit uncomfortably. They seem to be very durable, with a small gasket underneath each of the tips that prevents them from deforming. However, for $27 a pack these are not worth it. Besides the material being hard, dense and uncomfortable in the ear, they are fairly smooth and feel like OEM tips. I feel like some more texture would create a more secure hold in the ear, but I guess ‘Velvet’ was what they were going for. Functionally, I would purchase these only if you have the money to tip roll; products cheaper in price can offer a better fit (and better noise cancellation).