Earbuds Dust-Proof Steel Mesh with Glue Stainless in-Ear Earphones Replace Clean Net Filter dust Headphones Shell Steel mesh 3.7mm 4.5mm 4.8mm 5.0mm (Pack of 10pairs) (3.7mm)

They're a lil expensive, but there's no change in sound quality! They're the perfect size for beats fit pro earbuds. The mesh in mine got gross and I eventually took them out because they wouldn't stick. The glue on these is really good, they work well and I haven't had to clean them in the few weeks I've been using them. They work perfectly.They're a little tricky to install if you have long nails like me, but they work great and haven't moved at all since installation.

Careful measurements lead to wonderful results. These screens fit perfectly and gave my earbuds a second life. This should keep the oils at bay for a bit longer and are much easier to clean off. They are a much better improvement over the original mesh screens. After cleaning and using the provided tool they were very easy to put in place. I’ve used them multiple times for extended periods and they show no signs of slipping. These things are great and I definitely recommend!! I do think they could be cheaper but definitely worth it if you wind up with gummy screens that have flopped off.

It was easy to change out but they are small and can easily lose when installing. Sound is clearer and plugs look cleaner.

I bought these for my Sennheiser Momentum TW4 earbuds. They have pre installed, soft meshes on the nozzles, but the glue on them is very low quality. It quickly softened up, started seeping through the meshes, and turned them into a sticky mess impossible to clean without yanking the meshes off the nozzles. I eventually got tired of this and just removed the meshes. That left the inside of the buds unsealed and vulnerable to debris. I thought I would just have to live with that and hope it would be fine... until I found this product.These metal meshes are much better than the ones that came pre installed on my earbuds. While the glue does not have perfect stability (the meshes will slide around a little bit if pushed), it's a lot better than whatever Sennheiser used. The meshes are secure on the nozzles and, because they are solid metal, they won't allow the glue to seep through and interfere with cleaning. Residue and debris can easily be wiped off without any chance of the meshes coming off with it. Oh, and I haven't noticed any detriment to sound quality whatsoever. My TW4s are still the best sounding buds I've ever used.As of writing this review, I have had a pair of these meshes installed for about 6 weeks. That's about as long as the pre installed meshes lasted, and I have 9 more pairs of these ready to go just in case the first ever needs to be replaced. I am so very happy that this product is on the market. Besides the terrible pre installed meshes, I love my TW4s, and this product is helping to ensure I get to enjoy them for a long time.

They don't diminish the sound quality at all, and they do a good job if keeping the insides clean seeing as the wf1000xm5 didn't come with a built in mesh filter. My one issue is that they barely ever stay in. They've never fallen out of my ears, but the adhesive on these things is really not that good. I'm considering applying some superglue with a toothpick when reinstalling them. If the tips your putting over them overlaps with the filter, then it works significantly better.

Props to Cliff 15 for his suggestion - 4.5mm is a perfect fit for Sony WF-1000XM5. The tweezers are fine for removing screens from backing and positioning on bud nozzles. Note - I wiped the nozzles tips with isopropyl alcohol to get better adhesion before affirming the screens. I also upgraded to Spinfit Omni tips - OEM foam tips wore out fast.

I use 4.8 this mesh with my Sony WF-1000XM5s because I use silicone eartips that do not include screens.I found this product easy to apply - the description says it uses "glue" but was happy to find out that there is a self-adhesive backing. I measured the nozzles at 4.8mm with digital calipers but I find that this sticks out a tiny bit over the edges over the nozzle. Not sure if it is my error or manufacturing variance but it really doesn't impede the function in any way. Perhaps the 4.5mm would have been more suitable. Adhesion isn't rock-solid (they sometimes come off during eartip removal - which could be caused by the slight protrusion on application) but they can always be reapplied, and held in place, when the eartip is replaced - or you can just stick a new one on.I find no noticeable effect on sound quality for my very average hearing.The included tweezers aren't very good but I really didn't expect them to be.

These are impossibly tiny but they're great for what they're intended. I dont know how those little screens always ends up falling out, but it's been an issue with nearly every set of earbuds I've ever had. These replacement screens are even better than the originals sometimes! Only issue is that the included plastic tweezers suck. I used some needle-point metal tweezers I already had and those worked great. I also had a magnifying lens, which helped with installation as, again, these are SO tiny