How will I know which eartip is the best? The small flange, large flange, small, and meduim feel the same. Not aware of any music difference.
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The best ear tip depends on what's comfortable for you. I have small ears, so the bigger ones hurt after a while. I stick to the smaller ones, but those would probably fall out for someone with bigger ears. I don't believe they affect the sound.
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The key is a good seal and a comfortable fit. Depending on the shape and size of your ear canals, try the different tips to find one that sits well (results in a good seal that reduces surrounding noise) and feels comfortable. You will know when it is the correct tip when you hear music that is clear and full. A poor seal results in music that is thin sounding with poor bass. Good luck in finding the best fit.
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Wear each for a few days and see if a preference develops. I have a pair too and didn't feel much of difference. Overall though I'm not sure they are worth the extra I spent on them
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It is completely personal and depends on your ear size. no difference in audio quality just more fit eartip gives you more isolation and less sorounding noise
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I have tiny ears, and they feel a little big if I don't have them adjusted correctly on top of my head. I'm not really sure how to judge if "big ears" would fit, LOL. However; that's one thing that attracted me to them is because they weren't so big and clunky. I'm sorry I don't have a good answer for you. I kind of think they may be a bit small for bigger ears. You can check them out at "Brookstone" if you have one nearby. They had a different model on display which is the same size. Hope this helps.
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Bless you for spreading the word on the FAKE WEP200. I wouldn't have known. I am looking to buy this particular headset as it was recommended for small ears. The reviews are good for sound quality and lasting a long time. I want to know I am spending my hard-earned money wisely. I have learned that reading lots of reviews and researching the product before buying saves time and money; not to mention headaches. Thanks again.
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I'm afraid there seems to be no simple answer. I read all the warnings about large ones and got standard: they were way too small. Maybe my ears are bit big (I'm an adult man) or maybe standard is really small (as they used to label it). I suppose one unsatisfying answer is that they're cheap for what you get: try one of each and give away (after cleaning) the one that doesn't fit.
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I'm sorry that I can't answer as to which of these three is best as I haven't tried them all. I generally go by a principle that says, "you pay for what you get." I've never gotten quality lasting merchandise that served me well by paying the cheapest price for lowest price item in a situation where a variety of products were available. Lasting quality costs. Sorry I'm not able to be more helpful. Hope you get a set of ear protectors that will serve you well. Respectfully,
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Very strange. I'm still using the earphones with the small ear buds wondering if I can get the medium size buds on Amazon. The small ones fit fine but I hear the medium ones give a tighter and more well rounded sound.
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This company has other styles that have a smaller hole for Etymotic. They have them in "clear" color too:Triple flange, trilevel - Earphones Plus brand replacement ear cushions made to fit Klipsch, Shure, Etymotic and other models requiring a 2mm attachment diameter. Black, LargeDouble flange, Contour Tip - Earphones Plus brand replacement ear cushions made to fit Klipsch, Shure, Etymotic and other models requiring a 2mm attachment diameter. Black, Large This company has other styles that have a smaller hole for Etymotic. They have them in "clear" color too:Triple flange, trilevel - Earphones Plus brand replacement ear cushions made to fit Klipsch, Shure, Etymotic and other models requiring a 2mm attachment diameter. Black, LargeDouble flange, Contour Tip - Earphones Plus brand replacement ear cushions made to fit Klipsch, Shure, Etymotic and other models requiring a 2mm attachment diameter. Black,... » Read More This company has other styles that have a smaller hole for Etymotic. They have them in "clear" color too:Triple flange, trilevel - Earphones Plus brand replacement ear cushions made to fit Klipsch, Shure, Etymotic and other models requiring a 2mm attachment diameter. Black, LargeDouble flange, Contour Tip - Earphones Plus brand replacement ear cushions made to fit Klipsch, Shure, Etymotic and other models requiring a 2mm attachment diameter. Black, Large « Show Less
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try this---use the silicone buds, but moisten the tips before insertion to your ears. put them in as far as possible for a totally air-tightseal, and they will sound completely different. Not necessarily rcommended, but I lick mine before insertion.
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I know, I don't like the foam ones either. But there is another alternative I found and been using and far more comfortable! They are the TV Ears Rubber Silicone Extra/Replacement Ear Tips. They're really good though you fork out cash more but it's worth your comfort. Hope this helps.
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I've tried both. A sign of warning it is a weird style of ear bud, well both are. These feel more comfortable and for the price they can't be beat. There bass is better but the highs may be a little undefined but nothing to noticeable. Hope I helped.
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My experience has been very similar to yours, as you can see in my review here. What I did was to burn them in for 2 full days nonstop and also get a pair of tri-flange buds to replace the stock ones with, and I have to tell you, the sound is so much better now. The highs aren't so excruciatingly vibrant anymore, and the bass response is actually pretty tight and solid. The sound is very good on all of my music now, and I can now see/hear what all the hype was about. What you said about pushing the buds in farther just might be what the problem was, since the tri-flanges I am now using go deeper into the ear canal than any of the stock buds will go. On a side note, is there a way to edit a review once it's been posted?
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the sennheiser website says :The MM 30i ear-canal headset gets the most out of the latest generations of iPod, iPhone and iPad*.Now, on an unrelated topic, i was happy with the sound quality. The jack however is not sturdy at all. It broke after a month of usage. I would get something else if i were you
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This is a hard question to answer with certainty. You might check the sizing info on the Earasers website to see if it is helpful. iPhone buds fit in my ears, but just barely. I got the small Earasers, but I wonder if a different size may work better for me. The fit is so different than other earplugs that I'm unsure what it should feel like. Good luck!
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I'm not sure what you mean by comply tip but I assume it has to to with the ability to change ear tips. As far as I can tell they will accept most standard tips. I have used the largest bud style tips as my ears are on the larger side.
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Hello! The shapely, angled tip delivers different sensations as it is entered and lets you experiment however you feel comfortable. Hope this helps!
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Only the color is different! Maybe guys prefer black tips, I don't know! I bought black for the guys in my family, a white one and a pink one for me. No one ever accidentally picks up my earphones!
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It's the size of the opening of your ear that the bud goes into. I use a medium, my wife uses a small. Comfort level. If the one you have is uncomfortable (may not be at first, but once its in your ear for awhile) try getting a smaller size.