AZLA SednaEarfit MAX ASMR Standard(S/MS/M) - Earbud Tips for Wireless Headphones - Noise Canceling Earbuds Replacement Tips - Eartips Compatible with Sony, Beats, JLab, Samsung, Sennheiser, Skullcandy

As soon as I got my Sony WF-1000XM5 more than a year ago I researched better tips. My only regret is that my research concluded SednaEarfit were my best bet and I waited until now to pull the trigger. Oh well, now my XM5’s are damn near perfect. Bottom line: improved fit, (passes the sony app air fit test), comfort, noise cancelling seems the same or better, and best / most surprising of all - sound quality is noticeably better (disclaimer- this could be a function of micro ear wax clogs in my Old Sony tip filters). The original Sony’s were never horrible for me and they stayed in my ear but I had to use the large size and really do the jam and twist to get them to stay in just right. I got used to the pressure and putting them in the right way, really not bad but not great for $$$ premium ear buds, definitely got annoying having to sometimes have a couple tries before I had them in just right. After about a year+ the Sony tips began to harden and get less and less comfortable - was obviously time to replace them. Google research brought me right back to Sedna. now researching the Sedna’a can be kind of tricky - lots of models and combos and users with different earbud models. I landed on the MAX ASMR M/ML/L set after watching as many YouTube videos and reading tons of reviews. A couple notes from that research: a few reviews had conflicting info on if the MAX ASMR or MAX Standard resulted in better / worse noise cancelling and music sound quality - all I can say is I’m no audiophile and the sound quality improvement was immediately noticeable. To test this I listened to a high fidelity orchestral song I know very well with the Sony buds and then swapped in the Sednas and listened again - didn’t have to spend much time on this test as the sound quality improvement was envious. Regarding size, fit & comfort, the width of the Large Sedna is 14 which is slightly larger than the Large Sony soft tip (hence why I got the the M/ML/L pack instead of the L only pack) - as soon as I popped the L Sedna in they felt smaller, almost similar to how the M Sony’s feel for me, but I did some jumping jacks, banged my head into the wall a few times, etc. and the buds didn’t move - they are just much more comfortable for my ears and I had become accustomed to the pressure from forcing those Sony soft L’s in. All this said - major win for me but this is blatantly a HIGHLY subjective - we all have different ear shapes. Results may vary, but if you feel your Sony softs really need to be shoved in to work right and stay in and aren’t as comfortable as they should be, I feel pretty safe saying the same size Sedna MAX ASMR is going to do it for ya. Enjoy!

These are the first eartips I've tried that hold earbuds in my ears securely and comfortably. The best I've used before these are Comply foam tips. They work OK if I don't move around and don't mind the pressure in my ears. With these AZLA tips, I can walk, run, exercise, and everything stays in place. Slight differences in size can make a world of difference. I bought the S/MS/M combo pack. The MS-sized tips fit like magic. Neither the S nor the M-sized tips worked nearly as well. I expect the reason this and their other combo packages are "frequently returned" is that people use them as an opportunity to determine which size works best for them and then exchange the combo tips for a set that fits their ears. I'm using them with my Soundcore Space A40 earbuds, and they fit perfectly. They also fit my TOZO NC9 earbuds. Given their design, they should fit any earbuds that have a post similar to the one shown in the attached photo.

Product is as expected for the price, durable material and secure fit and seal. Bought for a more suitable daily use option for Sony WF-1000XM5 compared to foam tips that come with those earbuds. The half sizes are nice and helpful since my ears seem to require different sizes but generally a size up would cause discomfort. Sound quality is not compromised although the seal quality greatly impacts that. Would've likely given the product five stars had it not been for the fact I was sent a returned product re-taped, and I had the pleasure of needing to clean out earwax from within a couple of the ear tips prior to use.

Solved a massive fitment issue I was having on my kiwi ears Astrals. They are particularly large and deep monitors and so finding a supportive tip has been difficult. The shape and design of these give me the perfect amount of depth to have good bass response but still with great comfort for hours of gaming/music and I'm not having to constantly adjust them. I've started with the mediums and those worked so well I haven't tried the larger sizes but will eventually down the line.

I'm so impressed with these ear tips. I have the Sony WF-1000XM5 ear buds. The foam tips that are included never really fit right and didn't block out ambient noise to my satisfaction. Not to mention they would get dirty frequently and degraded pretty quickly. In contrast these ear tips are fantastic. I was able to find a great fit within the three sizes that are included. Outside noise is significantly reduced, even without the active noise cancellation on, and they feel very comfortable and stay put. Silicon is obviously known for being more durable than foam so that is a huge plus. I'm convinced that these are the tips for me and this is the brand I will be trusting for future purchases.

Seemed nice, but couldn't get to stay in my ear, and half the time the ear tip would flip or get separated, when I took them out

good fit, after they warm up in my ears they seal and grip better than stock. used with Technics AZ100. Also the sound opens up a bit without becoming super energetic or harsh.

These are extremely slippery once you get the smallest bit of sweat going. The keep working their way out of my ears.