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I use CP360 L size for my Galaxy Buds Plus and it already barely fits the recharging case. The case still shuts properly but the earphones are often left uncharged when the case is opened.

Glad I read this. Almost bought this for my new SoundPEAT T2.

@@rayngrace Granted, it depends on a lot of factors, including (and especially) your own ear shape and size, but I wanted to reply to this because I disagree with the reviewer (and agree _strongly_ with what's said in the *SpinFit* email). I could be wrong, but it appears the reviewer even admits that he doesn't have a lot of experience with the standard wireless earbuds. IMO it is not only better that the ear tips are short, but at is also important. . .So, the earbuds themselves can sit deep within the ear and closer to the ear canal. With earbuds that felt too big, or didn't fit well in general, I found the issue to be due to the ear tips. The Sony WF-1000XM4 earbuds are a good example. I thought they were simply too big to even fit in my ear. And for the first month I was debating sending them back while I tried virtually every type and brand of earbud tip out there. I tried silicon, foam and hybrid ear tips. And I've tried various off-brand tips, as well as brands such as _Comply_ and _FEYCH._ I then tried *SpinFit.* Not due to the name, but because they provide an "extra small" size. Plus, I didn't have to buy a pack of a 4 different sizes to try them. They turned out to be a lifesaver. Also more affordable. They are _soooooo comfortable._ think it's that patented _joint thingy_ they have, which allows them to move yet still stay secure. Thus, eliminating pressure/fatigue over time. Even more so than the foam tips I tried. Anyway, I'm sorry I wrote so much. I get a bit verbose. I just wanted to say should give them a try if you can afford it. I think given the size of the T2's, you'll be pleased. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ I'd be interested to know what you finally ended up with, either way. Good luck.

@@CaesiusX your comment is very helpful! 👍

@@colbychong Thanks so much. 🙂 I eventually sold my *Sony WF1000-XM4's* and purchased the *Soundcore Liberty 3 Pro.¹* One thing I do differently since the original comment, is attempt to avoid having the ear tip go deep inside my ear canal. I wear my earbuds quite often, so _impacted cerumen_ can become a concern. The *Liberty 3 Pro* have Ear Wings which hold the earbuds firmly in place _without the need to have the tips embedded deep in your ear canal._ In fact, I prefer to have the tips _covering_ the ear canal opening instead (like a vault door).² Anyway, I'm not sure if that was even useful. But since my opinion changed slightly, I thought I should mention it.🤷🏼‍♂️ Be well.🙋🏼‍♂️ ··•✺•·· ¹ ─ I eventually bought a second pair of *L3P* as a backup. I no longer even use my _Samsung Buds+, Samsung Live_ or _Jabras._ ² ─ The seal test in the app always assures me that it's a tight seal.

Profit motive. Why sell us one box when they know we will buy 2 or 3 just to get the right fit.

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same question

CP 100: 3.8 mm inner diameter CP 145: 4.5 mm inner diameter Choose the one compatible with your device.

Go for the CP360 variation since its for True Wireless Earbuds Also compare the size of the stock eartips to the size chart on spinfit website for CP360

Cp360 cp100z

Measure diameter of nozzle of your iem and pick one. Doesn't matter which iems you use, tips will have the same effect always on any iems and you should choose based on your preference. Better the isolation more "warm", "bassy", "boomy", "darker" and with less highs and "sparkle" it will sound. So if you already have dark-ish iems with tons of bass and lack highs? Don't go for tips that isolate too much (foams are out of the question in that instance), however if you find your earphones lacking bass and having too harsh highs? Go for something that isolates as much as possible. Spinfits are a safe choice, some people like JVC Spiral Dots too that you might wanna check, and Comply Foam tips are the best for isolation (but again, expect a bit more bass, veil, and more congested treble/highs that comes with better isolation using foam). It may also depend on where do you wanna use those tips? If outside in loud environment just go for the best isolation (Comply) and if you are listening in quieter environment you might wanna take Spinfit or Spiral Dots. So it depends on what sort of sound you like (it's almost exclusively based on level of isolation and insertion depth, deeper the insertion and higher the isolation more the bass and "boomy" sound, and less the highs), and how would you use the mostly, whether you need better isolation.

@@NiohNiohYT What do you think is the best for BLON BL-03?

@@jesuschrist3000ADHD Create O ring from some spare tips by cutting 1-2mm of tip bore, place it all the way down the Blons nozzle; this is to stop eartips to glide all the way down the slippery Blons nozzle. Then put SpinFit CP100 (not 145 as some suggest!) and you have perfect setup. If you don't wanna pay 7$ for a single pair of SpinFits, any cheap Sony will do, for example with Sony EX15lp for 7-9$ you get actually fairly decent earphones for the price and 3 different sizes of excellent tips that can be used on Blons (not as perfect as SpinFit, but very good and sufficient). Haven't tried Azla xelastec or something yet, heard they are great.

I'm asking the same question and no one answers 😭

I have Blon Bl03 and Spinfit CP800 are perfect for them. They have longer stems and seal much better. The sound gets better for my taste.

the shape of the 03 itself makes it hard to find a good fit, for me, I found longer tips slightly improve the seal.

Try Sony hybrid (EP-EX11), it works better for me than Spinfit cp360 and xelastec

Albert Ryan Locsin I’d say the 360 for the medical grade material and shorter length, the PBP have a pretty long nozzle. Punchier sub bass is good for working out as well.

I recommend you get some earphones with better sound quality beats are trash

i reccomend that you buy a better pair of earbuds, otherwise they are mainly used for bass performance, not sound quality. i am what i think is called and audiophile basshead, soo i know my stuff :)

nozzle diameter

I do happen to have a pair of SE215 which I guess is pretty cheap. Might do a review of it :)

I have zsn pro x I recommend cp100 or 145

Did the 155 change the sound any? Wondering if they can decrease treble or not instead of only simply increasing bass

@@jacobbarfield7828 I've went back to the stock ones after a few months. They just seemed to feel hard compared to others. They did seam to bring up the treble with both the small and large bore holes. On the 155s.

145

Hi may i know for FIIL T1 PRO eartips?

i use cp 350 & cp 100. 350 work best for me.

the cp 360? is it ok?

If you have a digital caliper (or ruler) you could just measure the nozzle of your earbuds. Spinfit has a size chart on their website of which tips can fit which size nozzles

Hi, our recommendation for KZ ZS10 is CP145:)

@@spinfiteartip how about tfz t2?

@@spinfiteartip does cp145 fit to tfz t2?

@@ezragomez8378 1 question each

@@ezragomez8378 I have the tfz s2 Pro and I want more bass and less spike in the highs. I'm not sure if I should have bought the T2 or my love II instead but I hope some spinfit will help.

Haha thanks! I'm from Hong Kong, and Cantonese is my first language.

@@EarphoneusFanaticus How did you learn English yourself. You speak English like a native speaker

@@ducanhhathaway6086 I don't think I really speak like native speakers... In fact I think I sound a bit mechanical and the influence of Cantonese certainly affects the intonation. Speaking on the go is not my strong suit, so I rely on scripts to help organise my thoughts for videos. One thing that really helps is the fact that I've been watching let's plays in English everyday since secondary school, so I understand the language on a practical level (as in not textbook level) more than most HKers.

Still experimenting with voice EQ, will try to fix it in future videos (but I do like treble, so...lol)

@@EarphoneusFanaticus i think it sounds sounds decent, but go with the masses

I have no idea about Headphoneus whatever, but yes I love watching lachlanlikesathing!

​@@EarphoneusFanaticus "I have no idea about Headphoneus whatever" - Yes you do. And I wasn't speaking about loving to watch his videos (love it too), but about direct copying.

@@NiohNiohYT Not sure why you speak like you know me more than I do? I straight up don't know what that is. I named my channel this cuz I was originally gonna go with Earphone Freak, thought it's a bit basic so changed it so it sounds more edgy and special (my email address still uses Earphone Freak as a result)

@@NiohNiohYT And yes I got that tip-rolling joke from Lachlan. Never said it's mine 😉

@@EarphoneusFanaticus Well you lie. Every existing fan of headphones, which includes a guy that runs a fkn KZfaq channel about them, used at some point Head-Fi forum. You are acting clueless now so it doesn't seem like you blatantly copied something, however you did. Headphoneus Supremus, which you know, is highest rank given on the forum. And no, it's not a coincidence that your YT channel is called like that, it's not nice to lie. As for why you copied lachlans joke, anyone who watched his video about spintip knows. Also I've said this just in case someone else actually didn't visit Head-Fi ever, not to tell you cos we both know what you copied. Anyways can't remain here when you keep playing dumb and trolling. Good bye!

Buy 145

cp100 is pretty loose and slippery sometimes so yes i'll try cp145 for my zsn pros next time

@DiegoTCPRODesign Fits perfectly