Liberty 4 Ear Tips Kit - White

I used my original Liberty 4's M1 eartips heavily for over a year and a half, to the point the original set's left side began to break apart near the bottom until completely separating the ear-contacting part from the earbud-contacting part. I got this replacement pack to allow me to make use of both earbuds again.

Due to a snafu, only one of the two materials arrived with my initial shipment. I contacted support and received a response within two business weeks that let me know the other was on its way. In that time, I had been putting the replaced M1 through its paces, and boy was I satisfied.

The replacement M1 feels sturdier than the original. It was also made of a material that felt slightly stickier/gripp-ier than the original, which I was a fan of as it helped increase my confidence of the earbud's security in my ear (not that I'd had any issues prior, but one always worries with something unsupported like these.) This new material also seemed to be slightly better at rejecting my earwax, helping me keep it cleaner throughout my heavy usage.

Given how great the first material I received feels, I'll probably stick with it if my right earbud's eartip finally gives out.

5/5, will keep buying these replacement eartips so long as my Liberty 4 earbuds keep working.

Loved the earbuds but I wanted some grippier tips. This pack did have the ear tips that I needed. It's just unfortunate that you have to buy all of these ear tips instead of a couple to get those additional ones that aren't included with the earbuds.

These are exactly what I need...

Nothing to tell what size the tips are!! Just labeled A and B
Not happy!!! When you find the right size there great!!

Purchased mainly for sound and they do sound great. STUDIO IN YOUR EARS. Now the NC is mediocre at best, and the Heart rate stuff means nothing to me. Like I said I want great sound. I am an audiophile and picky and so here is my opinion on that.

Bass is very warm and sometimes muffles over the meds, also the tightness in some frequencies just is not there . Trible can be shooting bright at times but I do love a good treble response and so the Soundcore Liberty 4s have it and I'm not complaining. Meds do seems to get lost on these ..I dunno? Seems something strange going on with the dual drivers. I use the Rock EQ and find that the best one for me and use that on the other Soundcore headphones that I have. Yes, I have played with all the setting and have the updated firmware. Now, it may sound like I am griping, but I still love them. If I could get that nice bassy/med range of the Life Note P3's combined with the treble's of the Liberty 4's - then I would be super happy. I tried out some other expensive brands before recently purchasing the Lib 4's and came right back to getting another Soundcore product. I am autistic and speakers ..as well the sound, are what gets me excited. The Lib 4's are a great product and boxed to make you smile. Are they perfect? No, I think Soundcore needs to adjust that dual driver thing they doing in the Liberty 4"s - to bring out more meds, vocals, and add some tightness in the bass frequency in these still amazing sounding headphones. I'm sure I will be a sucker for the Lib 4 PRO's lol.. By the way, these were my Christmas Present to myself and so - Thank you Soundcore.