Shure EA306 Triple Flange Sleeves for E3c, E3g, E4c, E4g, E5c, I3, I4c, E3c-n and E4c-n models by Shure
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Digital camera reviews of Shure EA306 Triple Flange Sleeves for E3c, E3g, E4c, E4g, E5c, I3, I4c, E3c-n and E4c-n models
Digital camera Review: These are GREAT!!
Summary: 5 Stars
I bought some of these about a year ago to go on my E3c's and I love them. I have a small ear canal and these were the first sleeves I found that fit in my ears. They bothered me at first until I realized that they go in real easy after they warm up. They get softer and slip right in. They definately block all noise. I even listen to my iPod while mowing the lawn. No problem. It just takes a little patience to get them right.Digital camera Review: These buds are great
Summary: 5 Stars
I purchased the SE210 and over a few weeks, I tried all the tips and all the sizes. I kept having problems getting a good seal, and the tips would work lose as I hit the gym. Then I tried these tiple flange.
At first, they felt funny and when I pushed them in, the flanges would would sort of flip over and essentially block all sound. I was getting frustrated thinking the SE210 was not as good a bud as the E2C. When I first looked in the mirrow, they seemed to stick far out of the ear.
Then I read a review that helped me.
Since the flange was sticking out of the ear so far, I clipped off the third flange. That helped a lot. Then I read another article about getting each tip wet before inserting. (a little saliva will work fine) I next wet each tip before inserting, and each bud slid right in. No need to pull on the ear or any other odd trick. Once you get the flange bud in and drape wire behind the ear, the seal is great and the sound is excellent.
I just returned from a long flight on a small jet carrier and I had the buds in from take off to landing. The engine roar was totally blocked and I had no problems getting excellent bass from jazz or rock music.
I think users that state they have a problem just don't take the time to properly insert or prepare these tips. They might create a little soreness in the ear, but I cannot imagine a better bud or tip. I just wish these fit my E2C.
If you have any Shure buds these tips will fit, I think these flange tips will end up as your preference. They don't deteriorate as the foam ones do. They are softer than the silicon tips, and they won't fall out of the ear as the rubber tips tend to do when you perspire.
Digital camera Review: These things HURT your ears
Summary: 1 Stars
I hated these things.
1. They hurt your ears, leaving them sore after only 30 minutes of listening time.
2. They are frustatingly difficult to insert into your ears. I suggest either a lubricant or some romance to get the ears "in the mood" first. Or you can just skip this purchase altogether.
3. They are not really necessary since the other "buds" do just fine for most activities.
Digital camera Review: Triple Flange Sleeves
Summary: 5 Stars
You put them on your earphones and put them in your ear. Buy them if you want them. ???Digital camera Review: Triple Flange Sleeves are the Best!
Summary: 5 Stars
I've tried all the sleeves that came with the phones and these triple flange babies are the cat's meow. Much more comfortable and stable in the ear than any others.