I love these ear tip rankings! Thank you so much for these! Happy that you still do them man I hope more people start watching you. The editing on your vids is always really good!
Yeah, the Sancai is S tier for me just for this one bit, it helps with my pressure issues, it might be just because they're the perfect size for my ear. Also they're very comfortable to wear
@@XeonX__ASMR__METAL-experiments They should, but I have azla crystal on mine. Ikko iplanet foams work fantastic on the oh10 as well. They are a coated foam, so they actually last longer, and it brings the oh10 flush with your ear. Those are a shallow fitting donut shaped tip that seals outside of your canal, so they are pretty comfortable. They also don’t have the negatives that a foam would typically have, there is no foam extended after the nozzle, just a narrow bore.
Commenting here to agree with the Sancai as well! They're really comfy in my ears that I don't feel them. But they feel really secure and has decent isolation. The Wide Bore ones are pretty good and comfy too, though definitely prefer Balance.
I’d agree with that. It doesn’t kill the bass, but if it reduces it it’s very little. Perfect tip for the 7hz legato if you don’t want to shell out for spiral dots.
@@matusjurcik6974 they destroy bass and subbass, pure garbage are tri clarions, you need to be really antitalent to dont understand or not hear how sound is bad with them, i mean, with some super bassy iems, maybe they would be good, but overall they are bad tips;(
We can enhance the performance of the original ear tips that come with the IEMs through a simple tweak, eliminating the need for expensive replacements. I utilized a small strip of Blu Tack, wrapping it around both bores/tubes of my IEMs behind the silicone ear tips' flaps. To ensure effectiveness, I straightened the flaps attached to the tubes before wrapping the Blu Tack strip and then covered the flaps back. This tweak imparted the IEM with a combined sonic character of both silicone tips and foam tips. The results were noticeable - passive noise isolation improved by nearly 70%, the bass and sub-bass became tighter and more controlled, the treble revealed more details, vocals gained a crisper quality, and the soundstage exhibited an extension. This tweak worked remarkably well for IEMs using only a single BA driver, such as FIIO FA1 and other budget IEMs like those from KZ, CCA, and TRN. You can experiment with different impacts by applying half or full-filled strips of Blu Tack on various shapes and sizes of ear tips' holes/bores. My favorite improvement is achieved by wrapping a half-filled Blu Tack on round-shaped and large hole/bore tips. Feel free to explore and innovate, as there's nothing to lose.
Spring tips are the only tips I can use. They work on all my iems :D I do have weird ears that push out non-ergonomic iem shells like Wan'Er, Galilo or HBB PR2. I also can't use deep inserting tips like spinfit w1. I need sticky tips, but azla xelastex don't seal at all for me.
@@Hijynx87 I've even tried shortening the W1 stem and it's not as good as Spring tips. Plus any kind of narrow bore tones down the highs way too much for me. Wide bores sound really open and detailed.
Tri clarion works great with legato, that’s what I use to balance it out. Doesn’t hurt the bass too much either. I suppose the depends on which size and insertion depth. I go flush as I can with most of my iems, I blame etymotic.
Oh yea you are right about w1. I paired it with EA500LM and supermix 4, though the stage is slightly bigger something was off and unpleasantly off. I switched back to stock tips and realized it's the treble. Simgot sets are all bright...
Spinfit w1 and divinus velvets are my go to now. Also spinfit Omni are realllllly good, but I’ve only tried them on my tws. It’s like a wider bore w1, but a little stickier and shorter.
Nice video, always nice to know what Ear Tips are out there. The music matched perfectly with this video. Great idea to have skin toned tips - that's what she said. For next time - maybe you can make the tier list full screen and shrink your avatar to the top right corner.
Personally I like my OG Moondrop Silicone tips. The grey ones, I have a worn in pair that's super soft and they melt inside your ear and barely feel like they are there. Then the Spring Tips in second, little finicky to get a fit but once you do they are awesome and do change the sound profile to my liking. After those the Dunu S&S in third but as good as they sound and seal they are slightly painful due to how thick the end is and how deep they can go. Spinfits are a pass for me, they tend to just slide right out of my ear, besides the W1 but I find that the gimmick behind Spinfit just isn't worth it and in most cases provides too much movement to the IEM shell in the ear.
I know tier lists are personal but I can't understand how you can possibly like the azla lights over the sns or the divinus. Have you tried the acoustune aex70s?
@@nexustanks81 I've got another good and cheap rec if you havn't tried them yet. They don't speak about them here but the DDhifi tips are also surprisingly good. Especially for the price. Think spinfits but a bit more firm.
I usually use medium ear tips but with my EM6L I need to use the large ones, it must be over 14 mm cause I bought 13.8 mm and it's too small, what do you suggest ? Everything seems to be too small for those...
hi , do you have some eartips recomendation for tws. i searching something that would help it tighter on ear so its not gonna easy loose when im doing workout
eartips cheap are you Joking when some eartips fits some IEMs but not others you need big selection of tips then you need several pairs of the ones you use most i've spend over $1000 for eartips and still haven't gotten all tips i want to try but that's how much i needed to spend just to find 1 good eartips for my 13 types of IEMs
So S tier is basically stuff nobody heard of. What is the purpose of the video when this is sonsubjective (comfortwise and soundwise)? You just told us ur experience. Good to know ...
What the fuck is a reviewer supposed to do?? There is no such thing as objective preferences, sure there's frequency curves that may appeal to "most" people and there's comfort features that might be more "universal" but a single can only give you their experience, this list was his If you want a different kind of list then get your money up and buy your own gear to test, rank and return or look at graphs all day and end up buying the one or two sets everyone will always recommend anyway
I love these ear tip rankings! Thank you so much for these! Happy that you still do them man I hope more people start watching you. The editing on your vids is always really good!
Thanks mate. Always appreciate this!
The sencai tips are excellent for ventless iems. Removes the pressure completely from the orchestra lite.
Yeah, the Sancai is S tier for me just for this one bit, it helps with my pressure issues, it might be just because they're the perfect size for my ear. Also they're very comfortable to wear
Hello Dudes! Do they works with Ikko oh10s ????
@@XeonX__ASMR__METAL-experiments
They should, but I have azla crystal on mine. Ikko iplanet foams work fantastic on the oh10 as well. They are a coated foam, so they actually last longer, and it brings the oh10 flush with your ear. Those are a shallow fitting donut shaped tip that seals outside of your canal, so they are pretty comfortable. They also don’t have the negatives that a foam would typically have, there is no foam extended after the nozzle, just a narrow bore.
Commenting here to agree with the Sancai as well! They're really comfy in my ears that I don't feel them. But they feel really secure and has decent isolation. The Wide Bore ones are pretty good and comfy too, though definitely prefer Balance.
Actually tri clarion doesnt sound like a typical widebore, they are also boosting bass definitelly (or atleast preserve them).
I’d agree with that. It doesn’t kill the bass, but if it reduces it it’s very little. Perfect tip for the 7hz legato if you don’t want to shell out for spiral dots.
@@Hijynx87yeah, its stiffer material and maybe the shape helps also
Tri clarions, kill bass, zero boost;)
@@bladecup no it doesnt kill the bass at all. If they do u dont have a good seal with them 😉
@@matusjurcik6974 they destroy bass and subbass, pure garbage are tri clarions, you need to be really antitalent to dont understand or not hear how sound is bad with them, i mean, with some super bassy iems, maybe they would be good, but overall they are bad tips;(
We can enhance the performance of the original ear tips that come with the IEMs through a simple tweak, eliminating the need for expensive replacements. I utilized a small strip of Blu Tack, wrapping it around both bores/tubes of my IEMs behind the silicone ear tips' flaps. To ensure effectiveness, I straightened the flaps attached to the tubes before wrapping the Blu Tack strip and then covered the flaps back. This tweak imparted the IEM with a combined sonic character of both silicone tips and foam tips.
The results were noticeable - passive noise isolation improved by nearly 70%, the bass and sub-bass became tighter and more controlled, the treble revealed more details, vocals gained a crisper quality, and the soundstage exhibited an extension. This tweak worked remarkably well for IEMs using only a single BA driver, such as FIIO FA1 and other budget IEMs like those from KZ, CCA, and TRN. You can experiment with different impacts by applying half or full-filled strips of Blu Tack on various shapes and sizes of ear tips' holes/bores. My favorite improvement is achieved by wrapping a half-filled Blu Tack on round-shaped and large hole/bore tips. Feel free to explore and innovate, as there's nothing to lose.
Spring tips are the only tips I can use. They work on all my iems :D I do have weird ears that push out non-ergonomic iem shells like Wan'Er, Galilo or HBB PR2. I also can't use deep inserting tips like spinfit w1. I need sticky tips, but azla xelastex don't seal at all for me.
Ah that’s a shame, w1 are amazing tips. Spring tips are nice for a flush fit without inserting too deep though.
You could try spinfit Omni, they are like a short w1 with a wider bore. Also grippy.
@@Hijynx87 I've even tried shortening the W1 stem and it's not as good as Spring tips. Plus any kind of narrow bore tones down the highs way too much for me. Wide bores sound really open and detailed.
@@Hijynx87 I use them on my b3s because they are the best I've tried on those items they are really good
I’ve been waiting for this one. Thank you.
Thanks for coming back!
Tri clarion works great with legato, that’s what I use to balance it out. Doesn’t hurt the bass too much either. I suppose the depends on which size and insertion depth. I go flush as I can with most of my iems, I blame etymotic.
Absolutely agree. The Legato becomes more balanced with them!
@@SuperChonkI’ve got spiral dots++ on them now. Those also work great and make them more comfortable.
Hello guys!
Which is better eartips for Ikko oh10s ??????❤
Oh yea you are right about w1. I paired it with EA500LM and supermix 4, though the stage is slightly bigger something was off and unpleasantly off. I switched back to stock tips and realized it's the treble. Simgot sets are all bright...
Always love a good tip list.
any foam tip recommendations for the moondrop space travel? new to this, thanks
Spinfit w1 and divinus velvets are my go to now. Also spinfit Omni are realllllly good, but I’ve only tried them on my tws. It’s like a wider bore w1, but a little stickier and shorter.
Do you think the Tri Clarion would go well with the Truthear Red?
Thanks for the video btw!
@@DurvalLacerda tri clarion leans bright. It should work quite well
Nice video, always nice to know what Ear Tips are out there. The music matched perfectly with this video. Great idea to have skin toned tips - that's what she said.
For next time - maybe you can make the tier list full screen and shrink your avatar to the top right corner.
Thanks for the suggestion! I will keep it in mind the next time. haha
Personally I like my OG Moondrop Silicone tips. The grey ones, I have a worn in pair that's super soft and they melt inside your ear and barely feel like they are there.
Then the Spring Tips in second, little finicky to get a fit but once you do they are awesome and do change the sound profile to my liking.
After those the Dunu S&S in third but as good as they sound and seal they are slightly painful due to how thick the end is and how deep they can go.
Spinfits are a pass for me, they tend to just slide right out of my ear, besides the W1 but I find that the gimmick behind Spinfit just isn't worth it and in most cases provides too much movement to the IEM shell in the ear.
What tips would you recommend for bright sounding IEMs?
To tame bright iem. I’d go for the final type e is you want to tame it a little.
If you want to tame it a lot then go for the azla sednafit max
@@SuperChonk thanks dude! I'll give these a try. I got some EM6Ls and I like them but they're a little harsh for my ears sometimes.
@@ConjureIsMe try the final type e first. The earfit max takes away quite a bit of treble.
Where'd you place the Final Type E? Curious.
Did I for get them? I use them all the time. They are S for sure
@@SuperChonk in this video, yeah. I found the video where you put them on S, tho. 😁
Btw, if you have the ew200, which do you prefer to use? The Type E or s&s? And why?
@@qinotinai6856if u wants to enchance the bass u can go with final audio type e, but if u wants to enchance soundstage u can go with dunu s&s
Where are Feaulle H570 ??? these are the best discovery of 2023; latex not silicone and sounds really great
Yeah!
The Coreir Brass are amazing if you get the right size. I only use these & have zero pain issues, even with all day 8+ hour wearing.
I want to try those on my fh9 or unique melody mext.
For the 7hz Sonus, which would you recommend for sealing and improving the bass?
My ears are small and I use size SS.
Do you have any recommendation budget friendly eartips for simgot ew200?
I have always like the final type e with the EW200 :)
Are the Azla Crystals the one for TWS?
Great rating list 🎉
Thank you, If you rating only by comfort, which one is the most soft and comfortable to wear?
In my experience, spinfit w1 or azla crystal.
@@Hijynx87 are they softer than velvet tips ?
Compared to the final audio type e?
I know tier lists are personal but I can't understand how you can possibly like the azla lights over the sns or the divinus. Have you tried the acoustune aex70s?
I like how airy it sounds. Haha. But the Sns and divinus are pretty good too!
Dunu SS and Final audio E type are my go to
Great video. I would like your opinion on JVC Spiral Dot. I use them, they are comfortable and they seal pretty well.
They are! But They are just a little expensive where I am from.
Which of your tested eartips are kinda like dunu ss tips just shorter if it goes about sound?
I personally like Tangzu Sancai tips most out of all the tips I own.
same here, tried both Dunu S&S and Tangzu Sancai, actually i quite like both them. Gonna try the Divinus Velvet next!
@@nexustanks81 I've got another good and cheap rec if you havn't tried them yet. They don't speak about them here but the DDhifi tips are also surprisingly good. Especially for the price. Think spinfits but a bit more firm.
Yeah one of my favorit to also KBear 07 Tips. Butbit really depends on the shape and sice of the IEM'S nozzle. Sometimes a springtip is very handy...
Got the Baroques on this recommendation. I'm not disappointed. Very comfortable indeed.
Glad you liked them!
I love my whizzer et100 tips. Hilarious about the skin tone cracks too 😂😂
What eartip do you recommend for Kz zs10 pro X? Audiosense S400 is good option or another?
i have the whizzer et100 on black color from my HE10
I wonder what can I for LinkBuds S for cheap. The stocks ones aren't good for the fit it seems!
wish you gave the price, great video still
I usually use medium ear tips but with my EM6L I need to use the large ones, it must be over 14 mm cause I bought 13.8 mm and it's too small, what do you suggest ? Everything seems to be too small for those...
Agree with most of your rankings except for the TANGZU Sancai Wide. I would place it at C tier.
I agree, I was contemplating between B and C but ended up with it being the last of the B.
are there any variations of these that fit the airpods pro that you would recommend?
Some of them exist. Such as the Azla Crystal for TWS.
@@SuperChonk yeah I’m mostly going to try some azla tips now. thanks man!
hi , do you have some eartips recomendation for tws. i searching something that would help it tighter on ear so its not gonna easy loose when im doing workout
What are you using? If it’s the AirPods Pro. Try the azla sednafit crystal for tws or AirPods Pro. It’s great!
@@SuperChonk im using soundcore liberty 3 pro
Feaulle H570 is great thing!
You should try it!
One of the best as said some reviewers!!!!!
Ear tips is how I found your channel
Thanks man. More power to eartips.
softears UC?
eartips cheap are you Joking when some eartips fits some IEMs but not others you need big selection of tips then you need several pairs of the ones you use most i've spend over $1000 for eartips and still haven't gotten all tips i want to try but that's how much i needed to spend just to find 1 good eartips for my 13 types of IEMs
so in your experience, what did you find to be the best eartips?
So S tier is basically stuff nobody heard of. What is the purpose of the video when this is sonsubjective (comfortwise and soundwise)? You just told us ur experience. Good to know ...
What the fuck did you honestly expect? For him to rank stuff he hasn’t heard? Lmao
What the fuck is a reviewer supposed to do?? There is no such thing as objective preferences, sure there's frequency curves that may appeal to "most" people and there's comfort features that might be more "universal" but a single can only give you their experience, this list was his
If you want a different kind of list then get your money up and buy your own gear to test, rank and return or look at graphs all day and end up buying the one or two sets everyone will always recommend anyway
@@rappersorbee calm down, you didnt get my point
@@matusjurcik6974 okay, that's possible, can you elaborate on what you wanted to say if you think I didn't understand?
This hobby is very subjective I don't get what you expected him to do really. They are ear tips.