Comply T-600 Small/Medium/Large Isolation Noise Cancelling Memory Foam Earphone Tips - Black (Pack of 3)

I ordered these after buying a set of Cambridge Audio Melomania 1 plus earbuds. The foam tips that come with the buds are...Ok, but both pairs of medium tips disintegrated after two weeks of moderate use. I did a lot of searching around to try to find some replacements/upgrades and found these. I'd read some reviews that said they don't fit the buds at all. They DO. They do need some careful fitting but they do fit reassuringly well. These Comply 600s are a lot chunkier than the tips that come with buds but I could tell that the quality was far superior to the originals. The one downside is that the buds now don't 'snap' into the charging case as they do with the originals and that was a lovely little tactile joy, but seeing as that's not my primary use then it doesn't bother me too much. And I read from other reviews that have fitted these to the Melomania 1 plus that they don't charge in the case and the buds stay connected via bluetooth to your device... I can confirm, for me, they do charge and they do disconnect from the device.I think the Melomania 1 plus are fantastic little things with a massive sound and these tips make that sound so much better. When you scrunch them down to fit into your ears they expand and create a really good seal. THEN you get the true power of these buds to ramp up. I can definitely recommend these little things if you have a pair of the Melomania 1 plus. As for durability I can't comment as I only received them today, but they certainly look like they might last longer than a week!

They certainly do the job as required, eliminating external sounds and improving the quality of my earbuds, BUT, when I remove them from my ears, the tips come away from the buds and remain in my ears! (I am using the large tips, i will try medium and small to see if the same thing happens.)

Bought these for my new Cambridge Audio Melomania 1s. I always like to buy comply eartips when I get new in ear phones. The Melomanias came with a pair of foam eartips, but they were quite small (presumably so the buds themselves will slot easily into the charging case), and I found them a bit uncomfortable. The sound isolation also wasn’t great. So when I read on the CA website that these comply tips would fit, I decided to give them a go.They do require a bit of coaxing to get them to go on, but when on, they are awesome. They are really comfortable, as they’re a bit thicker than the foam tips that come in the box. They also block out the outside noise a lot better. I wore them out walking the dog this evening, and I couldn’t hear the wind and other outside noises at all. I haven’t had any issues getting them into the charging case. They don’t snap in the way they do with normal tips on, but they do go in easily.With the standard rubber tips on, I could tell these buds were really good, but with the complys, they sound so much better. The superb seal results in a much fuller sound. The rubber tips make them sound a touch thin, but there’s none of that with these complys. Just great sound. Highly recommended.I will update this review in a couple of months with an update on their durability.

These are really good in-ear covers. Very good at noise cancelling. The only reason for the 3 star rating is that unfortunately, they did not fit on my inear phones. I'll be honest, I was gutted. I tried them, but due to the incompatibility issues, when I removed the ear phones, the covers got left in my ear.

What can I say. I fitted the complyfoam 600's to my Melomania 1's and it has drastically improved the sound quality in an oh so good way.Turns out the fit is way more important than I'd ever thought possible. I'd tried the three sizes of silicone tips which came with the Melomania's. These all sucked. No bass to little bass response. I then tried the included memory foam tips. These were miles better. The fitment even using the largest memory foam tip was not ideal though. Left ear was always perfect, my right ear was a different story. The right ear tip didn't seem to seal correctly, Hence the inconsistent sound.As soon as I fitted the complyfoam 600's, I instantly noticed the consistent sound quality and sound stage. They are very comfortable and have saved these headphones from being returned.A word on fitting these tips. They did prove a little difficult to pop over the Melomania's sound ports. They do fit though. Perseverance is the key, don't force them.As for the charging case. As long as you squash the foam down as if you were going to insert the headphones into your ears, they will fit and charge in the case.Very happy. Have ordered a few packs of the large size.

I bought galaxy buds pro 2 and the comply buds at the same time, having read good reviews and I do mainly burpees as exercise. Unfortunately these buds are worse than the standard Samsung ones. They expand and push themselves out. Waste of money avoid 👎

These were recommended by a Richer Sounds employee when I rang to ask about replacements. I was a little dubious as they seemed pricey for a bit of foam. I was totally wrong. The difference between the Comply T-600 Isolation and the standard Cambridge Audio pads is astonishing. Fitting them on the Melomania earphones is a little tricky but that's because they're not going to be accidentally coming off. I immediately noticed a huge reduction in outside leakage. The overall sound was much more detailed, the bass particularly responsive. The sound was so much bigger that I had to turn the volume down from my previous settings. Because it's a memory foam it takes a few seconds to settle once placed in the ear. After that the fit is excellent . I'm so glad I bought them.

I also use these with Sennheiser IE80s which are an amazing sounding earphone but also deeply flawed in so many respects. The main one being the ear tips available. I've tried just about every tip Sennheiser have made for these, and none of them, bar the foam ones, offer much isolation at all. What I need from isolation is something that will make music enjoyable on the Picadilly line where ambient noise averages 90-100db. The Sennheiser foam ones just about work if you really push them in and your ears are completely dry, however when the humidity is high in the summer they just slip out too far, every few minutes. This is compounded by the annoying design of the weighty armatures and over-ear plastic retainers, an absolute nightmare to wear with glasses. Then there is the shape of the microphone which catches on ones shirt collar and tugs at the earphones. All of which just makes trying to listen to music on the move with these really vexatious.The Comply ones fit better than any of the Sennheiser ones, and actually stay in for about the first 3-4 weeks anyway, which is why I'm only giving them 4 stars.So altogether if you are willing to sacrifice some soundstage in return for actual audible music on a commute then these are great. If you are using headphones like this in any other context, and you want to maximise soundstage then the Comply ones do involve some sonic compromise. However personally these earphones involve so many compromises already in utility that anywhere other than a commute I would use proper headphones like the HD 580s....