SpinFit Omni for True Wireless Earbuds & IEMs - XL - Patented Silicone Eartips for Replacement (1 Pair) (3.7 mm Nozzle Dia.)

With these ear tips on my Powerbeats Pro2, I finally have noise canceling that is even better than the AirPods Pro2. The bass is also excellent. I was wearing the size XL Beats ear tips and the noise canceling was about equal to the Beats Fit Pro (which has the older H1 chip). I ordered the size XL of the Omni and they fit in the case and provide a great seal. I first tried to Spitfit Neo and the earbuds had trouble charging because they didn’t fit properly in the case and the bass was also not as good as the Beats ear tips.

I have tried almost a hundred different eartips for my iems. I think spinfits are my best fit. Bass but not too much...treble, but not too much. They stay in the ear and are comfortable.

I'm sorry to say these solved my problems. I have an inexpensive pair of sport ear buds that have remarkably good sound, but I have been having so much trouble with the ear tips/ear gels. I have no idea what happened to the original ears tips (probably my preschooler happened to them) but I got some cheap replacements thinking they are all the same. The replacements fall off, I lose them, it's obnoxious. I was recently traveling and opened my ear buds case to find only one of my ear buds had an ear tip on it. Womp Womp. That is what spurred me to find a better solution and I was led to these. They have a smaller diameter than your average cheap bulk ear gels. They come in more sizes! Exciting! They cost so much more money for a single pair. Sheesh.Anyway, I go back and forth between small and medium ear gels so I ordered the SM of these and they fit perfectly. They also make the sound coming out of my ear buds unreal. I have no idea how this works bc they are just pieces of silicone? But the sound is amazing. I am NOT a sound snob, I did not think I cared that much, but the sound is just so good now. I am unfortunately now a believer.These also make my ear buds into pretty good ear plugs if I have them in with nothing playing. It's very peaceful.For ten dollars it would be nice to get a couple pairs.Also the tiny box/container they come in was damaged because Amazon just throws it in an equally small plastic shipping envelope (not even a bubble mailer) so it looked like it spent all its time on the floor of the truck getting stepped on on the way to me. (This is no hate to delivery drivers who are just trying to do their job. This is a complaint about the packaging.) For ten American dollars for two tiny pieces of silicone, I would like the packaging to not be falling apart. It was so damaged that if I was gifting it I would have had to return it.I'm just saying that ten dollars is A LOT for two tiny pieces of silicone and this product was not treated like it was a high value item. How are you trying to sell me a premium product but you aren't going to treat the product like it is premium?? Unfortunately despite all that, as ear tips/ear gels these are perfect.They do fit in my case just like the regular/original ones that came on my ear buds.

Google Pixel Bud Pro 2 (GPBP2) user here. Was recommended spinfit by a fellow gamer who uses an IEM and said the spinfit held it in place.1. This is not easy to fit on the GPBP2 large oval shaped nub. I tried to get the spinfits on with no success.2. I got a set of jewelry sized needlenose piers and push them through the spinfit connection side until roughly the same size opening as the GPBP2 oval. Let sit about 5 mins.3. Had the GPBP2 buds removed and as soon as I slid off the spinfit from the plier I was able to turn them until it latched onto the oval. Repeat for the other bud. Done in less than 30 seconds.As another GPBP2 owner stated the in-ear hold of the spinfits is amazing compared to the original bud inserts where my GPBP2 buds were always falling out. Whole new relationship now between my ears and the GPBP2! Worth every penny!

I haven't had good luck finding ear bud tips for the Pixel Buds Pro that improve upon the terrible fit and security of the stock tips without sacrificing audio quality. I was hoping these Omni tips would change things, but unfortunately, they did not.Of the stock Pixel Buds Pro tips, only the small size doesn't instantly push itself out of my ear. They do eventually work their way free after a few minutes, so I constantly have to push them back in. This is the reason I have been looking for a better replacement tip. I first tried the Comply foam buds which are even worse than the stock buds in terms of staying in the ear. They were unusable. I then tried some generic triple-flange one which stayed in my ear but destroyed the audio quality and would not fit in the case.More recently, I tried the SpinFit CP1025 + CPA2 combo and, while they stayed in my ear better than the stock tips, they introduced audio quality problems with treble frequencies being substantially over-amplified compared to the stock tips. I tried size S and SS of those, and only size SS gave me a good ear seal. Based on that info and since you only get one size in your order, I ordered size SS of these omni tips.These are very difficult to fit over the speaker stem of the Pixel Buds Pro. They also fall out of the ear even easier than the stock tips (an impressive feat!). At $10 bucks per each size, I don't have enough money to try every size of these to see if another size would be better. They need to sell a pack with every size for $30 or less for this to be a decent value.With these Omni tips, the buds app reports a poor seal and noise cancellation didn't work at all. If I install these on the CPA2 adapter and put them on my Pixel Buds Pro, they become even more comfortable and secure than the CP1025. However, the treble amplification problem is orders of magnitude worse (almost as bad as the generic triple-flange tips I tried) and they no longer fit in the charging case due to the length.It seems like nobody makes tips for the Pixel Buds Pro that allow them to stay securely in my ear without sacrificing audio quality. Unfortunately, the Omni tips haven't changed anything here. I'm rating these 3 stars mostly on the poor value since the description does recommend a 4-5.5mm stem, and the Pixel Buds Pro has a 6mm stem (and the lip of the stem is 7mm).