LoopDream – Silicone/Memory Foam Earplugs for Sleep Comfort | Comfortable Ear Plugs for Muffling Snoring & Sleeping | Customized Fit | 27dB (SNR) Noise Reduction

I was a bit sceptical about these. I already sleep pretty well but with teenagers in and out of the house at all hours and a snoring husband, I thought I'd invest. These sleep earplugs are very expensive but are very good. They come with two different sorts of plugs in for sizes each. I didn't get on with the memory foam plugs but the double plugs fit perfectly. The attachment bit is soft and comfortably stays in my ears all night. My Fitbit tracks my sleep quality and I have had noticeably less 'awake time' in the past week since wearing them.

Got them on sale. Worth every penny. Soft. Plenty of ear plug options and sizes. Blocks noise. Flexible during sleep. Don’t expect deafness, it’s meant to reduce noise not mute your ear.

I was sceptical seeing all the other negative reviews but with how popular and hyped up loop is, I thought I’d give them a go. I’m someone always willing to pay a bit more for a good quality item that will last and works. However, these did not go in my ear at all. I tried all the different attachments it came with and non of them fit. Not sure if it’s just my specific ear shape but seems that other people have had the same issue. When they did manage to somewhat get in, the sound blocking was very minimal and they didn’t feel comfortable at all. Thankfully Amazon accepted my return. Continuing the search for a good pair.

I sent these back for several reasons: they hurt my ears, they stuck out and caught on my hair, they didn’t make as much difference to blocking out sound as I needed. I mistakenly thought, well known and expensive meant better. I was wrong. They are pretty (lilac) and easy to swap the heads but none of the sizes adequately worked for me and trying to make them fit and create a vacuum just hurt. Maybe I just don’t have regular ears.

I had tried the Loop Quiet 2 prior because I didn’t want to spend as much but I wish that I’d have bought these first instead. They’re expensive but so comfortable! I’m a side sleeper and I barely notice they’re there. For me they block out all the noise that I need them to. The only down sides I’d say is that they fall out during my sleep sometimes and I find them tricky to get them in

Came with a variety of ear fitments oval and round in small med large. The round ones suited me best. Comfortable to wear and stayed in place overnight. Managed to sleep through baby crying in room next door( babies parents where on hand)

I have not slept for months until I got these. Absolutely fabulous. Can leave my window open, and not be woken up by cars, people chatting passing by. Drowns out the sound of blinds rattling and other people using the bathroom in the night etc. So comfortable too. I have previously bought cheap versions of these that fall out and don't seem to block out as much sound. These are 100 percent worth buying. Never slept so good in all my adult life 10/10

These ear plugs come neatly packaged in a secure little case that’s ideal for travel, or the bedside drawer. There’s certainly a great range of sizes of tips to choose from, aiming to suit different ears, but I struggled to get a consistent fit. The smaller tips didn’t block much noise, and the larger ones, though better for sound, slowly worked themselves loose during sleep. They’re impressively comfortable when lying on your side, far more tolerable than earbud-style headphones I’ve previously resorted to while camping. They block out a fair amount of noise, but not noticeably more than cheaper alternatives. After a few uses, though, I’m not convinced. For me, single-use mouldable plugs are still more efficient and comfortable. That brings us to the crux, price. These are expensive as ear plugs go. If you're planning to use them daily, they may offer decent long-term value, but for occasional or seasonal use, I don’t think they justify the cost.