Loop Switch Earplugs – Multi-Mode Noise-Reducing Earplugs | Adjustable Passive Hearing Protection for Focus, Travel, Concerts, Socializing, Sports Events & Noise Sensitivity | Reusable Ear Protection

I love this product so much that I own two versions: the Engage Loops & the Switch Loops. I love both and enjoy them both for what they were designed for. I use these literally 24/7. I bought both versions because the Switch Loops are too big to fit comfortably under my headset at work. The Engage Loops are small enough to fit comfortably! I do not fault the Switch Loops for being bigger than the Engage Loops because they have three settings in one, and thus require more technology. The Engage Loops are perfect for work. I am Autistic & work as a call center representative. I am able to wear the Engage Loops and block out just enough sound to remain comfortable… while engaging with my environment and taking calls as normal. I can hear everything that is said to me, but the background noises are no longer annoying and bothersome. I am very frustrated by the negative reviews on this product that cite that this product does not completely block out sound. YES, EXACTLY! THAT IS THE POINT OF THE PRODUCT! If you want total noise blockage, Loops are not for you! This is specifically made for people with misophonia, sensory processing disorder, or for specific venues… like concerts… where you still want to enjoy the music… but more comfortably! These are not full noise-cancelling. They are way more technologically advanced lol! Also, make sure you are selecting the right earbud size. They send you several sizes to try out; make sure you go through them and pick out the one that fits your ear best. If you are using the wrong size, the Loops won’t work as well. Furthermore, make sure you are adjusting the earbuds to fit comfortably in your ears. If they are too loose, they also won’t work as well. They are just like your AirPods— they need to be secure for you to enjoy the benefits. I can absolutely tell the difference between the 3 Loop settings. If you are sound-sensitive, you will too. It is life-changing to be able to switch between the settings. When my child starts screaming, I switch to the Quiet Mode, and I am able to remain calm and not become overstimulated! When she calms down, I am back in Engage Mode. So easy to switch between settings. I highly recommend that you purchase a cheap earbud carrying case from the dollar store or from Amazon for a few dollars. Attach a carabiner and lanyard to maximize convenience and visibility. Now you won’t lose them! I wear my lanyard 24/7. And I am getting a second carrying case to add to it for my new second pair of Loops! This is a very specific product for a very specific audience. And I am forever grateful to the inventors because this product changed my life. I used to be completely debilitated by my environment. Regular full noise-cancelling headphones were way too uncomfortable, did not stay put, and did not filter sound correctly. It was so hard to hear what people were saying. But Loops solved all of these problems! I would give this product a million stars if I could. And if they ever go out of business, I don’t know what I will do. I need backup availability! No company compares. This brand is way ahead of their time. As we gain awareness of Autism Spectrum Disorder globally, this brand will become more and more important. If you love someone with special sensory needs, get them this product… AND GET THE CASE AND LANYARD 🙏… and you will change their entire life. LOOPS, I LOVE YOU!!!!

I had been debating getting these for years now, but I finally caved in and got them. Honestly, I don’t regret it! Though I sometimes forget to grab for them, I find them to be a great option for multiple reasons and occasions. I love the 3 setting for quiet, experience, and engage. I find myself using experience the most for ear protection when I still want to hear music or I’m in a crowded event. I love using this setting while driving in my car with the music up and the windows down. It really helps block the sound of the wind and I can hear my music better without having to blast it at full volume. The quiet setting really does block out a lot of the chaos of the surrounding world if you want to focus on a task or even just stop the overstimulation of the world. I like using this setting in stores, especially the grocery store. The engage is the setting that I’m still trying to figure out, and which is ironically the main reason I decided to purchase these! I wanted to use them at my workplace when we get busy and I have trouble hearing customers. However I purchased them at a slow period of work and haven’t really had the chance to use them. But things are picking up and I will give them a second chance soon! The quality of the earplug is very nice. They are made of good material and are comfortable to wear and easy to switch between settings. Just remember which the placement of each setting so you know where to turn the dial! I do start getting a little sore after wearing them for extended periods of time, but I accredit that fact to my daith piercing needing to be pushed forward and it getting sore after a while. If it weren’t for that earring, I think I would have no problem keeping them in longer! The earplugs come with varied sizes of ear tips so that you can size it better to your ear. They are easy to clean, I use my earbud cleaning tool and running alcohol on them but you could also use a qtip or cleaning cloth. I like these a lot and would definitely recommend them to anyone looking to protect their ears at concerts/clubs/bars or who just want to avoid an overstimulation meltdown at the grocery store!

I use these all the time due to my autism and ADHD. I love being able to switch between levels of noise reduction. It's a bit overpriced but for me it was definitely worth it. If you leave them in for too long it'll be a bit painful, but they're still good for use for hours. I will also say sometimes even the least amount of noise reduction is too much for me to properly converse with people so I usually use these when I know I'm not going to have to talk to anyone for certain. And I can easily remove one to talk as well so it's really not the end of the world. The quietest setting is HEAVEN. I love it so much. Essential for going to loud stores, restaurants, events, etc. I use these to survive everything from loud parades to just not wanting to be bothered at Walmart. And since they're compact, nobody asks questions. Not perfect but very for reducing sensory overload

I have no explanation for how these work other than magic. I got these on prime day for a good deal, and wow did it work out!! You can easily tell the difference between the 3 settings, I accidentally had a different setting in each ear and could tell pretty instantly. They are fantastic at reducing noise without effecting the quality of it. Once you get a hang of where the switch is and how to work it, it’s super easy to move it while the earbuds are in your ear. The settings are pretty different, but I do wish the lower setting was slightly lower than it is. I got these in the hopes I could easily talk to people/go to the bar/bathroom without having to take my earplugs out, but the lowest setting it was still a bit more noise canceling than I’d like for those. Granted that’s probably just an unrealistic expectation on my part, the point of wearing earplugs at all is for some noise cancellation so of course the lowest setting will still do that! Overall I would highly highly recommend these. Maybe for the full price, but wow am I glad I got them with a deal. I use these primarily for edm shows/raves and holy cow do they “perform”, I absolutely love these. They are extremely good quality and constructed really well without being heavy or bulky! Perfect to start with a low setting for early in the night and increase the setting as the music gets louder/you get closer to the stage without impacting the quality of the music at all. I can’t stop recommending these to everyone I know, even non-ravers!

When I was 11 years old I lost my hearing due to circumstances I won't list here. I regained most of hearing once my eardrums healed for the most part after about 6 months to 1 year. Every since, sound has been a struggle for me. I felt I should be grateful that I have the ability to hear at all, considering my circumstances... Last week I had 3 meltdowns at my house because of multiple noise sources going at once. They weren't super loud, my roommates were on TikTok and the phone, the dogs weren't barking but I could hear their collars tinkle, the dog outside was scratching at the door. My head starting hurting and the lights were too bright, I had to lay down in complete darkness and silence. The people around me were having to force themselves to be quiet so I could function. I remembered seeing these and never getting them (I knew about Loop since they became a thought in the wind) because I felt ashamed by no one else but myself. Friday I bought them with low expectations and high hopes of a least a small amount of change. They came in yesterday (Sunday) and I bought this variant because options right? First time might as well go big, I thought. I put them on around 7:30pm EST last night and I swear to you, the pain stopped. My roommate (female) yelled to get the attention of the other roommate and let me tell you, the entire time I've known her when she would raise her voice it would hurt and I would flinch. I didn't even budge. I went to bed without them because I read reviews they aren't comfortable to sleep it. I slept from 11pm-5:30am with interruptions and finally gave in to the thought of a few hours of painless sleep at the cost of my ears hurting. I Windows XP shutdown noised myself from 5:30am-8:30am. I was OUT. I woke up and felt like I slept forever and had no idea I needed the sleep that badly. They didn't hurt to sleep in at all, personally. I would test them with a nap before trying for a full night. These are not noise cancelling earbuds, and I'll be honest I think that's their charm. It takes the pain out of the multitude of noise sources that exist and makes them consumable by people who need the relief. I am NOT ADHD or autistic by any means, so this isn't that kind of review. But if you suffered from or currently are suffering from hearing loss and want something to help function and not have an episode because the sound hurts you this would be worth trying. They are comfortable, compact and lightweight. I haven't tried the 1-type versions so maybe they are lighter? These feel no different than earbuds I currently have. I am currently wearing over-ear headphones that I wear for gaming and voice calls and normally the sound is a little painful but I can wear these earplugs under the headset with ease and the quality of life upgrade is too good to pass up. If you needed a sign to try these, this is it. Good luck, my friends. May the RNG Gods bless you on your new sound-pleasure adventures and your ale be forever full. Cheers.

Sound is limited as they advertise and adjustable as intended. Not too difficult to change out the ear tips but big fingers can get in the way with little patience. BUT The sound of my voice is louder than the people I'm speaking to... if this is how it's supposed to be I'm not a fan. I assumed sound of others wouldn't decrease that much but I feel like I'm screaming in comparison to the other person. No one is talking about the sound sensitivity when you can only hear your voice and breathing. If I review based solely on noise blocking it's a solid 7 out of 10. Blocks sound but not great at the isolating it advertises. In indoor spaces, with "average" sound volume, I struggle to hear the conversation I'm in over my own internal sounds. In indoor spaces, with "great" sound volume (mini concert), the music quality decreases and vocals are strained (limited for me). Again I hear myself singing along better than I hear the musicians on stage from the speakers around me. I expected better range of sounds with the Switch, but my overhead headphones I use for my sound sensitivity works much better than these. I can still sleep in them like you can with the Switch. Other than discreetness and "cool" factor, I don't see any reason to go around recommending these to others

I love these. I've started wearing them at home and everywhere except for work (Wish I could!!) They work perfectly for dampening noise. They are discrete and look like earbuds, making them more fashionable and less like a hearing aid device. I went to a busy restaurant and was not overwhelmed with stimuli. I could not hear the rustling of clothes, the scratching of plates, but I could hear my company just fine and could ever hear the conversations of other tables if I focused on them, which I normally can't do. They also made it easy to focus on reading my book when I put them on the quiet setting so that I could ignore all the distracting noises around me. The case is tiny and thin and fits into any bag no problem. A few things to note: -These are for dampening background noise so that it's quiet but you can still be alert to your surroundings. They are not earplugs and will not make absolute silence even on the quietest setting -Not comfortable for side sleeping, you will want the non-switch version for that i assume

Neurodivergent reviewer here for all my neurospicy's. I used these as a last stitch effort to prevent overstimulation from loud music and conversation. I have AUDHD and my overstimulation turns into irritability then when pushed becomes near rage. It has affected my relationships in the past so I was really desperate to find a solution before heading out of state to a forest camping festival for 5 days with friends. I was apprehensive at first and it took a little bit of getting used to, but these were awesome for me. I don't have any experience with fancy ear plugs, I always used wax ones so I don't know how good others are but I will probably never buy a different brand. These were so so good. Pros: - Canceled out a great deal of noise on quiet mode - Loved the switch ability. I sat on quiet mode most of the weekend but the ability to switch so easily was AMAZING. I found I wanted to hear more at different points in a dj set and I can't imagine having to choose between changing plugs or taking them out all together to hear more. This would've overstimmed me big time. - I ordered these with the loop brand neck tie thing to keep them on my neck and it was AMAZING. It has a magnetic section and I very well would have lost these buds if I didn't have that magnetic section. Buds were so secure on the tie and the neck was comfortable and did give me any sensory issues. Buy it. - Didn't notice my voice being weird or hearing it too much and my voice volume control was normal. Cons: - Bass was accentuated with these at times so sometimes I felt like I was unable to escape the noise. - Getting the bud heads off the device was hard and I almost ripped the soft rubber head. And the process to get the better fitting head on the device was enough to throw me off a cliff. I probably overreacted. - Not designed for sleep so not really a con but I was confused why these things could blur out heavy dubstep, but couldn't muffle out conversations in the campsite enough for me to sleep. Might have been user error but I noticed.

As someone who is autistic and sensitive to noise, I have found these to have been one of my best purchases. I've worn them to a family member's graduation ceremony, to a concert, to office visits (I generally work from home). With misophonia, they've also been a literal life saver when dining with noisy eaters. With the dial switch, it's easy to change the amount of noise they reduce. The setting for being at gig isn't the same one that you'd use in the office where you still need to speak with colleagues. They feel of good quality and won't easily break, and they're a comfortable fit in my ear. (They come with a couple of other sides of the rubber bit that goes in your ear, since we don't all have the same size ears). They also come in a little clam shell case to keep the pair together when not in use. The case has a little loop so you can add to a key ring, caribiner or whatever, too.

Lei a bastante gente quejarse de que eran muy grandes. En lo personal, me considero alguien de orejas pequeñas y me quedaron bastante bien. Eso si, yo tengo un canal auditivo un poco mas pequeño que el otro y SIEMPRE batallo con los in ears, en este caso el Loop Switch trae bastantes eartips para probar. Si es necesario puedes usar una diferente en cada una. La idea es que haga el sello para proteger la audición. Yo sentí mejores los XS. Los earplugs NO SON para "No oír nada". Si al ponértelos sigues escuchando igual prueba con otros eartips. Sin embargo, la idea de este tipo de earplugs es Reducir frecuencias y decibeles dañinos para tu audición. Modo Switch Los Loop Switch cuentan con tres niveles de reducción de ruido semejantes a los modelos independientes: Engage, Experience y Quiet. Engage Supongo que la experiencia variará de persona a persona. En la mía, los probé en modo Engage saliendo de compras. No me molestaron, escuchaba a la persona junto a mi perfectamente, sin el barullo que se suele escuchar en lugares concurridos. En casa los traigo y me ayuda a eliminar ruidos de ventiladores, ruidos de camiones y autos pasando (mi calle es muy concurrida). Para el día día si me ayudaron a sentir menos ruido. Experience Los use en un concierto y la verdad es que hubo un momento que olvidé que los traía. Los baje al primer modo para ver la diferencia y si sentí que el volumen subió. Probé quitármelos por unos segundos para ver que tanto más estaban bloqueando y sí había demasiado ruido . La experiencia del concierto no se vio disminuida por los loops, senti mas que bloqueaba los ruidos molestos que cansan y el barullo de la gente alrededor. En cuanto a la música era como traer audífonos a un volumen lo suficiente alto para no molestar y disfrutar de la claridad de instrumentales y voces. Al salir del concierto no quedé “sorda” ni escuchando el chillido molesto que recuerdo haber tenido en otras ocasiones. Quiet En mi experiencia, que solía dormir con unos Soundpeats TrueFree2, unos Haylou W1 e incluso mis IEMs. Los Loop Switch son una experiencia MUCHO mas cómoda. Tal vez no son tan cómodos como la versión independiente del Loop Quiet (la cual no he probado) pero tampoco son tan incomodos para dormir. Bloquean/disminuyen el suficiente ruido para dormir tranquilo. También probé el modo Quiet a bordo de un avión y sentí que reducía por MUCHO el ruido del avión, haciendo más audible las voces de las personas alrededor, de sobrecargos y los anuncios del vuelo. Dormí muy a gusto en el vuelo. Los recomiendo si buscas los tres modos en un solo dispositivo. La facilidad de alternas entre modos con un solo switch en vez de quitar y color otros Loops es más práctico. Recuerda probar TODAS las almohadillas para encontrar la que mejor se ajusta a tu oido.

I've been using this for a month and it's very helpful for my noise sensitivity. It lowers the noises just enough for them to be bearable even if they're around, if not completely eliminate them. The earplugs are comfortable and I can wear them for an hour straight without discomfort. They're small, handy, and discreet, great quality. The carrying case is great too, and the loop (no pun intended) on it allows for hanging it on keychains for easy carrying. I feel like the product is a little too expensive but it's regardless worth the purchase for how much it helps me avoid headaches. Go for it!

Having bought these to protect my hearing during concerts, it reduces the noise levels apparently by 20+ decibels. It does seem to help me and I can tell when they are in and not. I bought the changeable ones to give me the flexibly to change the protection just in case some concerts are quieter than others. Realistically I probably won’t change the level lower than the top level (as the concerts I attend are always loud). I would recommend them, but would suggest that these are expensive for what they are. I probably would have bought the sleep loops instead, as they have a similar high decibel protection and 1/3 of the cost of these. That said, if I am in variable noise level environments, buying a dedicated loop defender would mean I have to own multiple and swap them out. Being lazy, the extra cost saves me buying many variety loops. Would recommend.

I'm a teacher, I have a loud voice. Sometimes I don't realise just how loud my voice is. Because I'm loud, my class is often loud as well and I end up with a headache along with them. It was suggested that I try some earplugs as it will help me to hear myself better and adjust my volume. Well, it worked. When I am in the classroom I have these in, and they are on 'Engage' mode. It means that I can still hear the children when they are responding to me, but my voice level is lower as I can hear myself and how loud I am being. When I am sitting there trying to do marking and there is a club going on, I put them to 'Quiet' mode and there is much less background noise. It's surprising how much of a difference that it all makes. I wear these every day, for around 7-8 hours each day. I have sensative hearing as it is, I could hear my nextdoor neighbours smoke detector bleeping because the battery needed changing. They are comfortable in my ears and at times I do forget that they are there. Overall these have been really helpful for me and they have done something to help me lower my voice and to. make my classroom a calmer, and quieter, environment. I would certainly recommend these if you are trying to dull the noise or if you need to become more focused on your own voice level. They do not block out ALL noise, so if you want something that does these are not for you.