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Get more out of your IEMs with Comply ear tips, precision-engineered for the best fit, feel, and sound. The soft memory foam expands to create a tight seal against unwanted noise—so all that’s left is clear, rich music Read More
Is there a consensus regarding the "isolation" versus "comfort" series? Is one significantly better than the other or is it really just a matter of personal preference? I'd like to try some but can't decide which one to buy.
buy a single pair for the plastic cores. once they've 'worn out' (which will be about 2-weeks tops), get some ear plugs ( eg, 3M) and a hole punch. problem solved. The foam Comply uses is deplorable; once the coating wears off they basically dissolve.
Hate to say it, MD, but these are about the same price as Amazon, +/- $1, if you're in the US and have Prime. That being said, these are -great- foam tips.
BlueCrownedI took them off because I wanted to try a different set (the tips themselves were comfortable but the edge of the bud on my ear was making it a little sore) and they were very difficult to remove. In fact I managed to completely destroy them... So maybe something to keep in mind.
After reading about these foam buds, I couldn't wait to try them out. However, I've had terrible issues with their durability; they disintegrate after less than 2 months of use. It's a good thing this includes a pack of 6, because otherwise I'd have been left without functional earbuds very soon after getting replacements.
I take good care of my earphones. Always put them back into their pouch after use, and no rough handling. I will not be purchasing these again.
P1kasYeah, Comply tips are great but they do get gross fairly quickly. I usually wind up purchasing a 10 pack every year from their site. I think its the oils one's ear-wax that degrade the foam and make it unusually pliable so it starts to disintegrate a bit quicker, even if you're not actively using the tips all the time...but the WaxGuard tips are great. Don't get me wrong, I don't have lots of wax, but it only takes a bit of usage to start these degrading. Worth it though? YES!