HiFiGo DUNU S&S Earbud Tips for 4.0mm-6mm Nozzle, Silicone Ear Tips Replacement for Da Vinci, Explorer, Titan S2, Wireless/Wired Earphones (XL(3 Pairs))

These are like the azla sednafit xelastecs in thay they "grip" the inside of your ears very securely, but with less grip than the azla (which I like, the xelastecs can be annoying to get into your ears)They are also not tapered, they're a perfect cylinder. You'd think that this would be bad for fit, but your ear canal is (generally, ears are a hugely unique thing to you and you alone) not really tapered. So these have a HECK of a seal. Once it's in, i have a very hard time dislodging them, the only other tips that fit me this well are standard KZ silicone tips and TRN t-tips. True to size, I wear a medium in everything and medium is right here, though I do wish they were like azla and came in medium-small and medium-large, because a MS would be a touch better in my left ear.As for sound, they isolate very well, probably the best of anything I own short of memory foam, seeaudio render or symbios. I don't really think they color the sound in any meaningful way, they're just a standard open bore tip. They are slightly longer than average, so you might notice some Soundstage, but tips are generally not meant to improve sound beyond just getting that perfect fit.They seem to play nice with every iem I own, too, which is also a rare feat. Even the trn rosefinch, which is very picky because the stems are so shallow.Far better to my ears than moondrop spring tips, spinfits, symbios, render tips, xelastec (they can deform with time and lose seal, or if they get sweaty at all, lose their seal) or the standard tips that come with 7hz, truthear, etc.Iems I've tried (and they work with, not being too big or small and providing a good fit)TRN rosefinchMoondrop quarkKZ zex proKZ as16 pro (a picky set about tips)Kz pr1CCA cra7hz diokoSeeaudio RinkoTRN xuan'wu7hz zeroTruthear Hola (also quite picky about tips)So overall these are pretty neck and neck with my current go to for everything, the TRN t-tip. And they're substantially cheaper than xelastecs.I'd say absolutely try them (and trn t-tips, they're more of a traditional shallow fit silicone and i love them). They seem very good all-rounders. I do just wish dunu came out with more sizes.Come with a nice holding case, too.

I recently got these eartips, and they quickly became my favorite. While they might not provide the same level of isolation as foam tips, the comfort they offer is unbeatable. They still seal well enough, just not as much as foam tips, which is fine by me. I'd argue that the seal and fit beats foams because I dont get that body sound where i can hear my own footsteps, like i do with foams.They are extremely comfy, I sometimes forget I’m even wearing them They sound great, plus, they look good on my headphones. They strike the perfect balance between comfort and performance.Other reviewers also mention the good seal and sound quality. They stay put and provide a nice fit. Some people had mixed feelings about the fit, but for me, they’re perfect.If you’re looking for eartips that are super comfy and still deliver great sound, give these a try. They might not isolate as much as foam tips, but for everyday use, they’re fantastic.

Easily the most comfortable ear tips I’ve tried. The large bore has the effect of rolling off the subbass, and amplifying the mids & treble (for me). And yes, they do seal very well. I put them on my Chu 2s and I found the sound signature to be more pleasing.In the future I might give them another try in my Truthear Zero: Reds and Hexas. For now, I’m going to keep them on my Chu 2s and use them for long sessions due to their comfort.

You might not think it given the shape, looks pretty basic, right? and the way it's not tapered like most tips, that must ruin fit, right? Wrong. Right now this is the sleeper tip to get, it's truly up there with Springtips and Spinfit W1. Sound wise it is a very "clear" tip, there is a sound signature to them but there are no big dips or peaks, rather they sound very natural, like Sprintips but with more air and bass retained. I love Springtips but they can sometimes let out enough bass and smooth the upper highs to make them not ideal on the wrong IEMs. Step in Dunu S&S: The bass comes back to a more neutral level and all the highs are brought back forwards in the presentation (for good or bad). The reason these tips sound good is the same as the other top tips: the end of the tip forms a wave-guide in your ear canal that stock tips fail to do. In the case of the Dunu, the stubby end combined with the very soft silicone allow the tip to roll back slightly when it place, forming this shape. This is different to say Springtips or Spinfits where that wave-guide shape is formed withing the bore of the tip. From the outside the Dunu looks like it has a conventional straight hard bore like on stock tips but I'm telling you it's different in the ear. Fit wise the shape of the Dunu S&S allows it to "jam" in place very well in the outer ear canal while remaining comfortable. You might think that a more conventional tip end that goes deeper would have a more secure fit, but the Dunu proves this is often wrong, with the one caveat that it might not fit into the smallest ear canals that might have a weird angle, for that I would still try Spinfits first. The bottom line is these are cheaper than Spinfit W1 (considered by many to be the best tip), you get more in each package, and they sound and fit just as good to my ears. If the W1 is better it's only by a hair, so this is a no-brainer for tip rollers and those with many IEMs.

I liked these so much better than the SpinFit W1. These don't create a lot of pressure in my ears, like the SpinFits do. And the bass and sound quality are there. The seal these provide is also much easier to maintain; I found myself having to remove and reinsert the SpinFits constantly.These are the best eartips I've ever owned. I thought I had "special ears" but turns out I just needed the right eartips, and these were it.