Loop Switch 2 Adjustable Ear Plugs – 3 Noise Relief Modes for Ultimate Control | Flexible Noise Reduction Earplugs for Focus, Travel, Socializing, Festivals & More | 20-26 dB (SNR) Noise Reduction

Got these for an indoor rock concert and I am so glad I did! I took one out briefly to see how loud it was without them and instantly regretted it. I found the different size tips helpful and I tested them all out before settling on the small tip size.I ended up keeping them on the "loudest" setting (not the quietest one) and it worked perfectly, I could hear the band and the music really easily and only occasionally hear the crowd screaming/singing along. It was slightly odd to hear myself muffled but that is a given for wearing earplugs.They were comfy and I didnt really notice them in once I had the right size tip selected.Would recommend!

Ever since I suffered from tinnitus for a few months ten years or so ago, I have always worn earplugs at rock concerts to avoid the possibility of aggravating it.I've tried multiple different types - I started out with the Etymotics that are widely recommended, but they were brutally uncomfortable to wear and never seemed to block much sound, while completely cutting the treble and ruining the sound balance.For several years thereafter, I used a pair of Dubs from the short-lived Doppler Labs in the US, which were a lot more comfortable than the Etymotics, but still weren't perfect, and also rolled off more treble than I wanted.But I've now worn a pair of these at a couple of gigs, and they are pretty close to perfect. Extremely comfortable to the point you forget you are wearing them, but still very secure in your ears, and easy to fit and remove. But the best thing is the sound. They have switchable attenuation, and on the lowest (i.e. least attenuated) setting, the sound through them was excellent - no aggressive treble cut, what sounded like a completely flat sound balance; just quieter. They reduced the volume to the point where I had no concern it was going to do me any harm, but I could still enjoy the music.I still don't like wearing earplugs at gigs; they are a necessary evil - but these are by far the best I have found; thoroughly recommended to anyone else who wants to take care of their hearing while still (largely) enjoying the music!

Although it does provide noise reduction, there isn’t a massive different between the 3 modes. I do love them purely for the aesthetic and they are comfy enough to sleep in

I find these very useful in my day to day life, it’s easy to switch between modes and they’re very comfortable. For anyone who is unsure of which ones (quiet, experience or engage) they need, I absolutely recommend these as they give the perfect noise cancelling for every environment :)

These, as with most Loop products, are incredibly over priced. I’ve been using the loop engage 2 for a while now with good results. I find that they block out enough of the background without stopping me from being able to hear people calling my name. These however are just useless. The three modes are quiet, quieter and a bit quieter but that’s it. It’s not like I can flick between the modes as they are all useless for me. And at such a high cost too it’s not worth it. Loops customer service is awful too.

Honestly surprised how well they work! I didn't think there was gonna be much difference between the settings as there is but it's amazing. These have been supper helpful as I'm autistic but love going to things like ice hockey games. Without these I get supper overwhelmed and majorly struggle with the noise. These have helped so much and would recommend to anyone who needs to dull out noise around them.

I was so excited to get these but weren’t as effective as I wished 😔

I got these after ending up with migraines everytime I take my kids anywhere noisey. I generally hate anything in my ears n don't use headphones for that reason but I found after 10mins I forgot they were in. I could still hear my kids talking to me without getting my eardrums hurt by loud music and screaming at the fair. Definitely worth the money for me as I was able to stay out longer with the kids and I don't feel like I'm dieing n having to take multiple medications to fight a migraine while also dealing with 3 kids.