As someone who’s had multiple ear surgeries as a child, my ear canals are larger than average, and I’ve always struggled to get the full sound quality from standard ear tips that come with ear buds. That’s why I decided to try these foam ear tips, and I’m so glad I did! These tips remind me of the foam earplugs you often find at work—just give them a quick squeeze, pop them in, and they gently expand to fit snugly in your ears. The result? A noticeable improvement in sound quality! The snug fit creates a much better seal, allowing me to fully enjoy the deep bass and crisp highs without any sound leaking out. The quality of the foam tips also seems solid so far, and I appreciate the comfort during extended wear. Since I use my headphones daily, I’ll be able to put them to the test over time. I’ll definitely update this review after I’ve worn them for a while to see how well they hold up! Read more

My Beats Flex and JayBird X2 headsets ear tips were wearing out. I went on Amazon to look at options for replacements. I have used CharJen for my AirPods Pro so I tried their Universal Hybrid Ear Tips for my Beats and JayBirds. I am so glad I gave them a try! The silicone and foam combination provides a secure and comfortable fit. The best part is the secure fit on the earbud posts… some cheap replacements will come right off when you take the ear tips out of your ears. These hybird ear tips work great with both my headsets. These tips are worth the price paid! Read more

I didn’t even get to try the product. The tamper sticker was of bad quality and someone managed to unstick it without showing. I didn’t realize something was wrong until I looked at the buds closer and realized they were used. Whoever returned them didn’t even bother cleaning them. Read more

Ever since I had my XM4s, I always felt it was not suitable for me from a fit perspective. Noise cancellation was bad. Audio quality felt worse than a $8 earphone. Tried a variety of branded and unbranded ear tips and though some improvements were found, they introduced other issues. These ear tips are the first ones that made me feel like I am extracting the value of my XM4s. The audio performance significantly improved, and the buds are kept in the ears without issues. The clean wiping of the tips is straightforward, and I can see it lasting longer. Took them on a road trip and tried them out in various restaurants, cafe, malls and farmer markets. This is so much more comfortable than the default buds and other buds I’ve tried in the past. They felt like air, in terms of being weightless and non-intrusiveness, and yet give me a good amount of noise isolation and I love the better sound quality as a result! Read more

I have Surfer's Ear, so floppy silicone ear tips don't seal well--and that's what come with most earbuds. I have some Comply ear tips, with memory foam designed to maintain pressure inside the ear, but the grainy foam can cause itching. CharJenPro Hybrid Technology combines the steady hold of memory foam with a soft but grippy silicone cover that is comfortable to wear for hours. These ear tips also noticeably improve bass response due to their superior seal. My short video shows one CharJenPro Hybrid Universal ear tip and one original tip on several sets of earbuds. They work well on my Scosche Wired Earphones, where good noise isolation and a comfortable fit are crucial for listening to music all day. They fit just fine on my Tranya T3 true wireless earbuds that I keep in the car, where a good seal for noise isolation is important. They also fit my Jabra Sport Pulse and several other BlueTooth earbuds that I use for working out, and the ear tips stay in my ears without a problem. As mentioned on the CJP website, the CJP Hybrid Universal ear tips do NOT fit my Jabra Elite 85t earbuds or my Bose QC 30 wireless headphones, because those have oval ear tips. I highly recommend the CharJenPro Hybrid Technology Universal ear tips. I also bought the CJP Hybrid Technology Ear Tips for AirPods Pro, which are just as amazing (and fit well in Apple's charging case). Read more