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Comfy
Replacement memory foam tips on their own, washable, sold to bring an older pair back rather than to replace it. This is the part that wears out first.
The part that fails first
Foam stops springing back long before a driver stops working. A tip that no longer expands no longer seals, the low end quietly leaves, and most people blame the earbuds.
Washable and reusable
Warm water, then dry them fully before they go anywhere near an ear. A set in the drawer turns a flat tip into a two minute fix instead of a reason to start over.
Not a pair of earbuds
This listing is tips and nothing else. It is here for the pair you already own and still like, whoever made it, as long as the nozzle takes a standard foam tip.
A catalog built around the wire
- 1listing under this name
- 1color code to pick from
- $7.99is where the line starts
- 2,243votes behind the line
Workbench articles
Getting a seal with ear tips
Sound that came out thin and tinny is almost never a broken driver. It is a tip that never closed the ear canal. How to seat foam properly and when to swap.
Keep readingWhich plug your phone takes
One look at the bottom edge of the phone settles which of our pairs will work. Here is what changed, what an adapter costs you, and why laptops are a different story.
Keep readingHow a wired pair stays quiet
No circuit, no battery, no cancellation. Just a foam tip filling the canal. What that blocks well, what it will not touch, and why we left the battery out.
Keep reading
What is your jack?
Two questions. The first is about the socket you plug into, because that rules more pairs in and out than anything else here. The second is about what you are actually doing while you wear them, because that is what each line was built around.