Spinfit Cp360

These sound so inoffensive that I'm pretty sure anyone will be able to enjoy them. Pictured above are the Quarks with Spinfit CP360 tips (these tips added 50% to the bill lol) and waifu printed on a card found inside the box. The cables on these are impossible to tangle, strain relieves are properly implemented at the plug and visible within the clear housing. E: These also weigh next to nothing and the housing is so small it's not pressing on my ears at all.

Why the Google Pixel 6 doesn't have one, I've no idea but a lot of music player apps like Jetaudio do. To get a good seal, definitely experiment with the different sized tips. Different sizes may fit different ears so you may have a large on the left and a small on the right. If that doesn't work, consider ordering a set of Spinfit CP360 tips.

I mean, these are NOT cheap earphones, and yet here I am, on my second brand of custom ear tips, searching for that one that has grip, durability, and a tightness of response that I want from my in-ears. As it happens, I'm currently using the Spinfit CP360 large tips, and they work \*much\* better than the bundled tips.

\*\*Loudness: 9/10\*\* - They get plently loud. Loud enough where I am not ever feeling like they are too weak, but there have been a couple moments, mainly when there is a lot of background noise, like in my car with the windows down, where I could use another tick or two of volume, but only in those situations. Generally, for the most part, they're perfectly loud enough.

For university I'd be looking at earbuds first and if they're not comfortable settling for the full sized option. For me the WF's paired with silicon tips (spinfit CP360) completely disappear in my ears. You're going to be carrying around a bag that is constantly full of text books and presumably a laptop as well.