Comply TrueGrip Pro Memory Foam Tips for Sony True Wireless Earbuds - Made from Comfortable Memory Foam for a Secure Fit (Medium)

I’ve recently bought some Sony wf-1000xm3 earbuds which I have been blown away by in terms of sound quality compared with my previous first generation AirPods. The one downside I have found is comfort. Despite the Sonys coming with multiple tips, I have struggled to achieve a level of sound isolation without the buds becoming uncomfortable after a period of time. I’ve used Comply tips before and they are second to none in terms of achieving a great fit.I guess ultimately it is going to depend on the size and shape of your ear canals but it really is worth investing in the Comply tips. My only real gripe is that it doesn’t seem possible to buy the tips in a mixed size pack as available direct from Comply (at quite a cost from the USA due postal costs). This means you have to take a bit of a punt and order three the same size. I opted for medium as this matched the best fitting Sony tips that I had been using on the buds. This seemed to work well for me although I suspected I could also have gone for large. Very, very happy with my purchase, there really is no substitute for Comply tips.

Overall the headphones are great! The sound quality is very good, noise cancellation as well. Controls and connection are easy. The biggest downside to these headphones - the pads. The quality is low, and they literally break after a month or so of use. Running is not an option with these, as they keep falling out (I've tried different sizes for the pads, nothing helps).

Sony's earbuds are pretty good... they should be for the £££££s they cost. But the rubber/plastic/silicon tips supplied are awful. In fact... they are painful to wear, don't keep the earphones attached to the ears and slowly slide out of the ears, falling to the ground. Stupid, stupid design.These TrueGrip Pro tips from Comply are HEAVEN! Not only do they key the earbuds actually inserted into my ears, they are so comfortable they can even feel - from time to time - like they're hardly in my ears.Noise cancelling: not so much a strong feature of these tips; I use the hardware noise-cancelling features for that.Also, there's various "heads-up" in the instructions that these tips (3 per pack) will not last forever, so to take care of them and wash occasionally with some plain water will help. Shame, because these are very expensive (£3+ per tip) but worth it for the comfortableness and the ability to stay in my ears.

Sadly Sony don't seem to sell replacements - theirs are no doubt the best. But these at first seemed like a very good alternative. The fit was good in my ears and they stayed in comfortably.However after only around 3 weeks usage, the inner core which grips the shaft of the earphone (which thus holds the tip in place) came detached from the rest of the tip, meaning the tip slides freely down the shaft when the earphone is pushed in, and falls off the earphone when it pulled out. This happened on both tips of the first pair I used.You do get 6 tips in a pack but I expected them to last longer. At £25 a pack, with a pair lasting 3 weeks, you're talking one pack every 9 weeks which means 6 packs a year - £150. Thats not sustainable.I will be looking elsewhere.

The Sony WF-1000XM3's are brilliant headphones / buds given fantastic sound quality etc. The only thing i didnt like was the standard ear tips were either too big or too small and make of a material which meant unless being quite still they would work loose and fall out of the ear.These Comply tips are made from memory foam so they can be squeezed into a thin point, inserted to the ear and then as the foam expands than conform to the shape of the inner ear perfectly.The fit is snug, comfortable and the sound quality has not been impacted by the change in material at all. If anything, because they stay secure in the ear the sound is kept much more consistent.

Bought these as spares for my Sony earbuds but was a total waste of money. Earbud material just fell apart, all 3 pairs only lasted for a few days as soon as you try to remove to clean the earbuds they tore and you end up with a collar left stuck to the earbud they you then have to scrape off.

The good: they're super comfortable and offer excellent passive noise insulation when they first arrive.But at the exorbitant price one should have a right to expect them to last. Within a week, the memory foam begins to be much less firm and flexible. Two weeks in, each of the first two pairs were no longer producing anywhere near the same level of sound insulation, or as secure in the ear. By week 3 both sets were literally disintegrating. Avoid: a royal rip-off, hugely overrated. I've gone back to cheap silicon replacement tips for my Sony WF1000XM4 and am much happier.

My Sony M3's have never fitted well and the selection of silicone ear buds supplied with the headphones were all enormously uncomfortable and I was dubious as to whether the noise cancelling function actually worked. I almost ditched the earbuds completely but thought I'd try some new ear tips before I completely gave up on them, as most of the ear bud reviews were hugely positive. I did think that £19 was rather expensive for 3 sets of ear tips, but the reviews seemed favourable so I ordered and hoped for the best.Wow!!! These little tips have by far exceeded my expectations. Not only are the ear buds way more comfortable (no more itchy and sore ears) but they are so much more secure in my ears - the fit is absolutely perfect and with a perfect fit comes premium sound quality and exceptional noise cancelling. I cannot believe what a difference these little tips have made. I wish Sony supplied these as standard rather than 7 pairs of useless tips which don't fit properly and distort the sound of what are great ear buds. If you're considering these, don't. Just buy them - they make such a difference to the listening experience you won't regret a single penny.