I agree! A good seal is vital I went into these with the largest silicon tips and ended up not having a great seal. It took away a lot of the body and leaked sound I guess - It wasn't evident either the seal seemed good and deep.. Normally not a foam tip guy so I was biased to the silicone at first.

These are an easy choice and buy at that price range unless you're looking for something very specific.. its quite rare to have those crisp highs and midrange without sacrificing bass..

@dezzadk exactly bro!
They’re very good for the price, I prefer this over the Doscinco.

@ywheng89 do you have both? What made you prefer Cincotres , tonality, timbre? I love the Doscinco my only criticism I have is the treble, sometimes not always but there are songs where the drum cymbals sound metallic and that bothers me a little... but overall I have to praise the set because it it's perfect

Hey @marcos antônio , yes i have both, tonality wise, the Cincotres sounds a little cleaner and less warm compared to Doscinco, i agree with you that the Doscinco's treble does leave to be desired, but it's not really that bad, Cincotres does the treble better, but in terms of timbre, they're quite similar and Doscinco have slightly thicker note weight compared to Cincotres.

I wouldn't say either one is bad, i would use Doscinco when i just want to chill, Cincotres when i want a bit more of excitement, so if you have either one of it, you're good and not missing out much.

@ywheng89 Thanks for the answer, you really clarified my doubts, I'm quite satisfied with it, the only thing that really is my complaint is the strange timbre of the treble, but otherwise I have nothing to complain about, based on your explanation, the Doscinco is more my style.