None of the other tips gave me both a comfortable feel and perfect seal, so I ended up using my trusty Sony Hybrids

It is so important to get the proper seal when you put them on in order for the sound to be top quality

Not only were these earphones very uncomfortable to wear, I could not get them to stay in my ears, nor could I achieve a good seal with the tips.

As with any earphone it's important to get a good fit/seal in your ear and the m6 pro comes with a plethora of ear tips to help you do that

The tips selection is huge, and I guarantee that almost everyone who purchases them will have no problem getting a good seal

I struggled to find a suitable tip to use for a secure seal, but the rubber ones were not great

These earbuds provided an excellent seal between my ears and THAT'S when the bass started to pump through at incredible levels

Maybe my ears are too weird or too large to get the right fit and seal, but I've read many reports of the same issue on various forums.

The sound is full-spectrum with a great bass IF you get a good seal.

Again, I get that they help make a better seal with the memory wire, and to help keep the headphones secure

They produce a great seal and sound amazing

I know that there are a lot of tips already there, but the Comply tips that were included were too small, and broke the seal when I smiled.

So basically these are worthless since I can't get the proper seal and therefore proper sound!!!

Amazing pair of earbuds!!Even if you are not using them as IEM they work great for casual use and are amazing at the gym, bass is a little low but still present with a good seal, worth every cent!

These would probably work fine for a vocalist or someone not needing a lot of lows, but as a bassist using IEM's I could not get an accurate enough reference over any high freq's in the system or could not get a good enough seal with the supplied inserts

Try all the tips that come with it for a great seal

Unfortunately, the distortion caused by the aforementioned shoehorning destroys the seal of the Shure triple flange tips that's been reliable for me otherwise

However, getting a good seal was not straightforward

If you're not getting enough bass, use the Comply tips and make sure you have a good seal

I can find earbuds that actually make a perfect seal for me

Of course getting a good seal with the right tip and placement is important, especially to get the best bass response and to avoid that "tinny" sound.

I get that the foam they use makes a much better seal than any silicone tips

You will get a better seal and better feel.

The Comply foam eartips are more comfortable for longer sessions, but the triple-flanged deeper tips give me a better seal.

The sound signature is very clear and the wide variety of ear tips allows for all kinds of ears to have a nice seal

In addition, none of the eartips, but one, create a good seal, although those tips are perfectly OK when applied to other IEMs I own

A good seal is the most important thing for these buds to sound there best

Despite all of the provided ear tips, none of them provide a good seal for my ears

They just won't stay put and without a perfect seal, these headphones lose any kind of bass or warmth, and come off as very tinny

Easy to hear, great seal in the ear

Getting a proper seal is paramount to hearing all of what these buds have to offer

I found the Comply tips to provide the best seal for my ear which, in turn, made these IEMs sound amazing

A perfect seal blocks outside noise much better, which then allows the listener to keep the volume lower while still enjoying crisp and well-balanced sound, thus helping to prevent lasting hearing damage

Good in-ears for the price and they get the job done, but I had a very hard time getting a good seal while singing or smiling

IEMs sound bright and tinny (no bass) without a good seal

What I particularly like about these is that I popped them in when I went cycling, and I experienced no discomfort, nor did their seal get broken at all

Great sound but the design does not allow for a good seal to remain very long

I found a large set of gel tips that provided good sealing, but they are not as comfortable as the Comply tips (my personal preference).

These things actually sound really good if you can get a good seal and get them to stay in.

I want to be clear that a GOOD seal is very important and will affect the quality of the sound

Very nice upper end sound with plenty of bass once you have the proper seal.

none of the fit attachments seemed to work with my ears and i was never able to get a comfortable seal

They come with a nice zip case and a plethora of tips to choose from so getting a good seal should be easy

Comfort gets better once you find the earpiece size that's right for you, with a good "seal" also helping with isolation.

Worked decently well, though the seal only worked well if I held my jaw in a certain position

you need both wires, one line dead in three months- despite numerous tip options included, none allowed for good seal/seating of earpiece- earpieces uncomfortable for long periods,

Bass is very adequate, I would suggest that those who aren't getting good bass response aren't getting a good seal.

They never give a good seal in my ears.

The sound (now that I had a good isolation seal from the T200's) is full-range and these earphones are in the acceptable category (to a sound engineer) for the way they handle the middle frequencies.

After a few days working with the eartips I have found a set which gives me a great seal and I can now hear more thump in the bass and it is not overpowering but just right

Even without the right seal, they sounded pretty

Great seal.

I found the double flange tip to fit get the best seal and fit the most comfortably.

I know that there are a lot of tips already there, but the Comply tips that were included were too small, and broke the seal when I smiled.

In Ear Monitors, molded for a perfect seal to my ear

A good seal is all I ever needed from any set to get the best sound.

Without that critical air-tight seal that I couldn't seem to create, the sound is thin and there is no bottom-end whatsoever

Something to be aware of: if you cannot find a good seal, the sound quality of the M6-Pros will suffer

I will use these when I mow, too because the isolation is quite good, when you have the proper seal

One VERY important thing is to make sure you have a really good seal when inserting any in-ear monitor in your ear, otherwise it will sound 'thin'

The key is to make sure you have them inserted far enough in and a proper seal

Ultimately they proved to be absolutely useless as they were always slipping out of place and had zero noise reducing properties due to the lack of a good seal.

The tips selection is huge, and I guarantee that almost everyone who purchases them will have no problem getting a good seal

Believe me, I tried everything I could to get these to seat properly in my ear canal to get a good seal with the tip.

Tried all 6 sets of tips and my seal is fine.

i had the cord angled too high and it was putting pressure on several different parts of my ear and making for a poor seal within my ear canal

If I press them firmly into my ears, amazing sound, but if I let them sit by themselves, no low range at all as they only need to fall out a little bit to lose the seal

If you think these have poor bass you are not getting a good seal and should try a different size

The comply foam tips are the only ones that really gave me a solid seal, and they are much more comfortable than any other non-custom tip I've tried

But with a little finesse, I can get them to seal and stay sealed quite well

By the way, burn these in a bit, and make sure that they have a good seal

I also can't get a good seal with the rubber tips

The triple flange ear tip probably provides the best seal, but is very uncomfortable for my ears

The comply tips make the perfect seal and have made me a believer

I did have to try a couple different eartips until I found the perfect seal

I decided to try them anyway, and I couldn't get a proper seal on my ear so the isolation (and sound, especially bass response) was on par with

You MUST have a good seal in order to get good sound from these guys

Also, a good seal seemed to connect right to my mouth movements, so every laugh made the comedian inaudible until I shut my pie hole

lack of bass, perfect seal in my ears, middle and treble are good, I expected a bit more

They sound very nice and the seal from the foam tips is phenomenal

I thought that this was just a matter of getting a better seal, but I eventually found the culprit

I found a pair of rubber tips that I was able to get a good seal with but with mediocre isolation

I bought these because I need to send out part of my se215s for repair/replacement and didn't want to be without an earphone with a good seal for my subway commute

Custom gels are always going to give you a more consistent seal when moving your jaw than universal fit

I previously mentioned that I didn't end up using any of the included tips and instead opted to use the Sony Hybrids; however, I've actually found that the "double bubble" tips included worked best for me in terms of maintaining a perfect seal

The fit very differently from normal earphones, but is ergonomic and creates a secure fit with great seal in the ear

Unfortunately MEElectronics and everyone else says how important it is to get a good fit/seal in-ear (which I completely agree with) but do not provide the proper sleeves!!!

Accordingly, people with big ears may have to order the Comply Comfort ear tips to get a proper seal, otherwise the base frequencies will sound weak.

I've been switched to the deepest silicone offering in the package, these also did not fit well so as to achieve a good seal.

The provided earbuds, outside of the provided comply tips (which last 2 months and replacements are expensive), are uncomfortable in your ear and don't really create a great seal, so outside noise is heard and bass is nonexistent unless you're constantly pushing the earbuds in your ears

I couldn't get a good seal with any of the

lack of bass, perfect seal in my ears, middle and treble are good, I expected a bit more

I was careful to try to ensure a good seal with the IEMs by trying different tips and inserting them while pulling back on outer ears, twisting and pushing

The best part about providing so many pairs of tips is that almost any listener will find a pair that provide a near-perfect or perfect seal

larger compy buds didn't improve the seal :/ fair amount of bleed and they are not totally cutting outside noise out

Choosing the correct tip is extremely important, using one that does not provide a proper seal will end up making the highs sound a bit harsh as well as lacking in bass

I have tried every earbud that comes with the headphones but still have trouble getting and maintaining a good seal

As with most IEMs these require a good seal to get good sound quality

(these come with the Medium T-200) to try to get a better seal and while they do isolate better, the left earpiece still has no bass.

Awful sound quality with a frequency response that drops off rapidly below 700Hz with a perfect seal to the ear canal

next day free S&H.

, the highs became shrill and overblown in most Paramore songs, as well as in some Weezer songs

I've only been using them for two days, but they have already found their place as my daily drivers, as well as for more specialised uses like DJing

The frequency response is good enough and though the sound quality is a bit strident at the higher end and the bass is not as head rattling as I would prefer.

Since I also have super picky ears, most ear buds don't fit in my ear canals right without hurting a

These also came with a better selection of ear pieces, as well as, a second cord for phone/volume control

but I'm not feeling for these M6 Pros as of now

Buy the blue ones, they're about $10 cheaper as of this writing

I purchased these earbuds thinking they would work for me as a

They don't isolate nearly as well as the $10 panasonic ear buds we all buy from Amazon (which for the price still seem to

I use these for personal performances, as well as when I play guitar for my youth group and church

I much prefer an over the ear style headphones, but when I started working out I went looking for a pair of iems

I looked into Shure 215's and I was impressed, but I love a

I then went to the equalizer settings of my galaxy note and boosted the bass as much as I could, still horrible sound

The L-shaped hard plastic jack housing is similarly good, providing a surface you can get a good grip

More l like listening over an old phone receiver