AZLA Crystal Standard Earbud Tips for Sony WF-1000XM5 & Beats

These are the best tip that I have used for my HifiMan Svanar wired IEMs. I was pretty happy with the Azla Xelastecs, but these are a slight step up. Much better neutrality of frequency response than Comply tips offer. Lovely undistorted cymbals and realistic proportionate bass. Using size L. These fit slightly smaller than other brands' size L. I have to press deep and an a specific angle to get a good fit and seal. Like someone else said, these do not deform like the Xelastecs do. These are pricey but, given their performance, they represent reasonable value for money for me.

I have a TON of other tips for my IEMs and AirPods Pro 2: Final E, Comply, Moondrop Spring Tips, Whizzler, and many more I have collected over the years. I have used the Azla Crystal on my APP2 (and the gen 1), my Monarch MKII, UM MEST 2, UM MEST Indigo, FiR XE6, KR5, NE4, VE VE8, VE EXT, VE Phonix, Moondrop S8, Nanna 2.0, FiiO FH5, FH7, FD7, and 7hz Timeless. I use the Final E on my IER-Z1R since they fit in my ears better that way; I will need to try the Crystal on them when the Final E wear out. The Crystal is IMO the best tip for all IEMs (as a starting point and a lot of times for endgame) for great sound, great comfort (they don't deform like the Xelastic does). I have every size of Crystal from XS to LL so I can use them on all the IEMs I get my hands on to test them out. Definitely a high recommendation from me.

I'm going to start this off by saying that I bought the MS size and they fit snug bit not too tightly. This is in comparison to using the medium size on the original tips. While The original tips hurt me after awhile, it felt like it was due to pressure from the foam expanding. These tips felt more comfortable because they molded more easily to my ear shape. The noise cancelation was still great on my Sony XM4's as well. I personally think those who suffer a significant lack of noise cancelation with these is due to poor fit, although there was a very slight dip in it's noise cancelation. I wouldn't have even noticed the difference if I hadn't been looking for it. Now for sound quality: the bass was significantly impacted, however I already had my bass at a low level and was able to boost it enough to compensate. What these improved is sound quality in the variance. Highs and mids had a depth to them that the original ear tips didn't seem to have. This made the sound quality more crisp and defined. Personally I think they sound better than the original tips that came with the product, even though I had to turn the lows up to match the clearer mids and highs. The reverberation was also much better. This was all something I noticed within the first 10 min of trying them out. For context, the noise I tested the cancelation with was a very noisy bathroom fan. I plan on testing them with the vacuum later. All in all these exceed my expectations. I only deducted one star because of the bass reduction and the fact that it took a little wiggling to get them fully onto my XM4's. This might be a pro instead of a con for some, because they feel more secure than the original tips when in use. Happy listening. :)

Most earbuds come with thin cheap silicon tips. They don't want to seal they back out and it's just a poor fit and poor sound quality response. Not cheap, I invested in a set of various sizes that fit my ear canal. All your earbuds are not equal. They enter the ear differently different responses different power levels etc. I took the plunge and bought one set of the medium large that fit my ear the best. The tips have to warm up to body temperature. After they warm up after several minutes they make a complete seal. They can make a cheap set of earbuds sound good, they can make an expensive set of buds sound amazing. Once again these earbuds tips are made of surgical silicone opposed to the thin poor fitting ones you get with your earbuds. Make the investment you won't be sorry. There's minor variations in each ear tip. Some are specific applications, and the other ones are general fit. They're not the easiest thing to get on your earbud, but it makes an amazing seal. I've invested well over $100 in these tips, and it was worth every penny.

I purchased the large ear tips and they do fit in the xm4 charging case no problem. I'd say the noise isolation is on par with the stock foam ear tips, so noise cancelling is still top notch. I feel I get a better dynamic range with these vs the foam tips. Highs seem to be more audible and the punch of the low end is definitely felt. They seem to be able to hold their place in the ear very well and no amount of head shaking can get them to dislodge from my ears, and I usually have problems keeping earbuds in.

These are decently okay, the material seems to hold up well and is reasonably comfortable it does cause some itching in the inner ear though. The price is way too high for what you get, should be about 30% less.

These are the best eartips I've ever tried. They improved a lot the sound firm of my supermix 4

Like many others I found the ear pieces that came with the Sony buds to be very uncomfortable. These provide equally good noise isolation (the test in the app seems to corroborate this for me) and are significantly more comfortable. I recommend these highly if you have the WF-1000XM4’s but find you don’t use them as much as you’d like due to discomfort from the manufacture’s foam tips. After extended wear I still get some soreness, but this disappears immediately once I take the earbuds out. My ear canals are sensitive and I don’t think any product can change that entirely, so I don’t fault this product for that. I think these are the most comfortable for my anatomy and would recommend giving them a try if you have a similar issue to mine with the stock tips.

Ordered middle but still feel size is bigger than stock tip so do take note. Yes, material offers better grip definitely

Yo lo compre para los Sony wf-1000xm4 me quedan perfecto y no afecta la cancelación de ruido, algo caros pero valen la pena

I’ve tried a lot of aftermarket ear tip replacements, mainly because I need a larger tip than is typically provided with wireless buds to get a good fit, and I prefer silicone tips to foam. I tried these in size L on the Sony WF-1000XM4’s and they are the first tips that are almost too big for me because those buds go so deep in the ear. But at least they are very snug and flexible while having a unique grippy feeling. The Sony’s have never sounded better. I also put them on a pair of Master & Dynamic MW08’s which was also an improvement for me, even though they are not as snug because those buds have a shallower fit and the nozzle is slightly ovoid, which the SednaEarFit’s were able to accommodate. In both cases the result was a fuller, more balanced sound, and less likely to fall out. So, excellent tips, even though they are ridiculously overpriced at 1/3 more than the most expensive I’ve previously purchased. Also if you have unusually large ear canals, these in size L are the largest I’ve found so far.

These have become a favorite ear tip for me. They are good quality and last a long time. Good fit is a very personal thing with ear tips and In ear headphones. These fit well for me, but because everyone’s ears are different your experience may vary. A few things to know. - Sedna tips tend to fit larger than many other popular ear tip brands. Consider dropping down one size when ordering, or start with a multi size pack to determine your correct fit. - these tips have a slightly sticky surface, this helps anchor them in place in ear. This is helpful if you are active while using. They do attract dust though, so washing with warm soap and water from time to time is advisable.

Generan un muy buen sello, no sé deforman en comparación a las xelastec. Pero, no he encontrado un audífono al que le mejoren el sonido. Aumenta los graves y hace extraños los agudos.