Just got me a pair a few weeks ago. Don't feel conscious about having them in your ears at any concert you attend. At the end of the day your hearing will thank you.
Thanks for this reassurance. Felt weird buying earplugs but as I aged, I got migraines. My ears have gotten sensitive and I can’t enjoy if it’s too loud.
Have you actually used the Quiet ones at a concert? I'm wondering if the music quality was still pretty clear just quieter, or if it was also quite distorted or fuzzy? Thanks :)
gosh, why would anyone ever feel conscious about wearing hearing protection? I didn't protect my ears when I was younger, not because of being self conscious, I just did not think that my hearing would get damaged, well it did. I have had tinnitus for over 10 years now. Thankfully my case is relatively mild, but the first few years were difficult to cope with it. if you ever find yourself in a loud environment, whether it's construction, concerts, planes, etc. Covers your ears, either with toilet paper (better than nothing), fingers, noise cancelling airpods did quite well last time at an air show for me, or spend some money on some earplugs.
this review is honestly soo tough to watch, just tell me how effective the product is! I don't care how about the case quality or the matte finish of the earplugs!
yes, this is the only query, application is important, which is missing here, QUALITY but why it is just a piece of silicon rubber fits in ear to block the sound that's it,
I have the loop quiet, same one from the video, they have -27 db so they’re good for eliminating background noise like conversations and machines in a coffee shop or reducing short term loud noises like a few mins of cutting with a drop saw or drill press. Basic foam or rubber earplugs are just as effective but these are significantly more comfortable and you almost forget your wearing them
the actual plugs are really nice quality imo but the case broke within a week with me keeping it on my keys which made me lose the plugs. (luckily the support team is really understanding and they actually completely replaced mine). the case also doesn't always latch well in my experience. be careful and if you're able to get a different or more secure case ASAP i'd recommend it :)
I got them few months ago and bring with me when I travel! I have a very light sleep and struggle when I change my usual environment and they help me a lot!
Yes I though the Case was a bit naff for the price , earplugs are great though , got mine for sleeping and reading in bed, i. Always wore the mouldable bear silicone but these are fantastic
I bought them but didn’t find them comfortable for side sleeping. The loop presses into the tragus on the ear that’s resting on the pillow. I’ve seen a few people having this issue also on Amazon reviews. They are comfy for general use but I have the Christmas tree shaped ones which are cheaper more discreet and comfy. I’ve seen some people mention happy ears as an alternative for side sleeping. Might check em out
I slot my thumb nail through the gap in the case and it pushes on the latching portion, it opens easily. Medicine/tablet cases will hold the plugs nicely if the case breaks.
These aren’t noise cancelling, but noise reducing. There’s not much you can do with ones that aren’t Bluetooth or connectable to a phone, as most need music to enhance the noise cancelling. If you want almost every sound blocked you’ll probably need a good pair from a good brand. I don’t own any yet, but my sister got a pair of headphones and we were quite surprised that they don’t block much. So just keep in mind that it isn’t very possible to block everything, especially on ear plugs!
@@richarddunn369 They should have talked about the noise reduction ability though, since that's the whole point of wearing earplugs. And these are not very good at that. They do provide a bit of noise reduction, at least in the lower frequencies, but not very much.
I’ve had a pair of experience for a year. I’ve also got the quiets and the engage. Regarding opening the case- I squeeze from the sides to open the case. I struggle with the lip to open them. I also find changing the tips on the quiets harder- but the experience (which are plastic) and significantly easier to change.
I only want to buy one pair, and originally was just looking for something to make things quieter then working at home, because I live on a busy and noisy street, but now the idea of getting something for concerts, etc, is really appealing. Would you say the experience with mutes in would also work if just wanting to block out sound when working in a noisy place?
Hiii! Great review! I’m loving my loop earplugs, I live in Mexico and since I’m autistic, noise is just too much sometimes for me, so these earplugs do a great job of helping me stay calm I just have a question: I carry them in my tote bag, on the handles of the bag (I attached them with a carabiner). The question is, do you think the case can handle that or should I have them inside the bag to not risk that they open accidentally and lose em. Thanks and have a great daaaay ✨
I would keep them on the exterior just to be safe! There’s nothing worse than getting to your destination only to realize you lost something on the way. Thanks for the comment! -Eric
Hi Toni, have you found this Quiet option works good in day-to-day conversation and going to shops, offices, and cafes, or is it too quiet? I have the same use-case and am deciding which of their 3 options to go for.
@@backagain-forgive Hi! They definitely work and help me a lot, it is more quiet definitely, but sometimes that’s exactly why you can ‘separate’ the voice you want to hear from the loud noise Now I’m not gonna lie, sometimes I do have to take one out just to be sure I can hear the person. As you see, it has a learning curve hahaha
@@ToniConiLatina Thanks for your help Toni, that gives confidence any option they have should work out and about in the city. Especially knowing conversation is still possible with them.
@@emilyblenn That's already done many times, Emily. Eastern Europe is a different world, not going in details... Am just looking for a simple answer if the plugs are good against that or not.
I would say not. Though they muffle sound they cannot eradicate it. The only thing that works for me in those situations is Bluetooth earbuds with a white noise app on my phone.
Same problem here. Still searching for something able to block the jungle around me. Slamming door, loud screaming neighbors. All there. I have tried talking to the neighbors, but it's useless. I am tired of explaining that I am aware I live in a block of flats, that I do not expect too much, just some civilized behavior and that I cannot go and live in the forest (as everyone around me suggests). If you ever find anything that can help a lot with that, please, please share!
my friend has the quiets for loud bars and stuff but she shouts really loudly and can’t hear people well. with my experience ones i don’t ever have the problem. think these are better for sleep or doing things on your own
For concerts, I use the experience ones with the mutes in them. They work great! A few days ago I was at a concert - completely in the front, just to test these suckers out - and I was perfectly fine with being there. They're really good at what they do. I just had trouble with them "staying" in so you kind of have to find a sweet spot (and switch out to the correct sizing (you get different sizing's in the box, for switching out) so there you go)
@@WildVeeI’m a little confused as to why the experience ones reduce more noise since they are 18-23dB, meanwhile the quiet ones are 26dB. Aren’t the quiet ones supposed to cancel the most noise out of all three options?
@@dilyaram436 No clue lol. I use the quiet ones to sleep with the mutes in them. Sleep like a baby. My boyfriend said that they didn't work for him too well, though. But he did use mine and didn't use his size of buds, so maybe that also affects it.
I own both the Quieton's 3.1 as well as the Bose sleepbuds. I am a real consumer - this is not some fake review. Four months after I purchased the Quieton's, the sound cancelling feature stopped working making the product useless. After a long six week waiting period, Quieton replaced the earbuds. Guess what, four months later, the same thing happened the noise cancelling failed. Changing the foam earpieces did not do anything. Quieton refused to do anything saying their liability is limited to the cost of the earbuds. I was entitled to just this one replacement and they were not standing by their product. Tough luck. $300 out the window. Don't deal with this company. They have a problem with their product and they refuse to own up to it.
I think you might be mistaken, this video is a review for the Loop Quiet earplugs. These don't have the capabilities to play any music and are designed for people with sensory issues and/or want to sleep with less surrounding sound. Sorry to hear about your experience with those sleep earbuds though. What are your favorite sleep earbuds besides Bose? I've wanted to try them but couldn't afford them (they're also discontinued)
They come with a case. It was confusing to me too cause their site doesn't specify this at all lol. When I was getting them & I was gonna buy a case from their site, but didn't end up doing it. Good thing I didn't. But if you want a different case, then literally any type of case will do, since they're quite small
I have the quiets and the experience pro for more than half a year now. I’m a light sleeper and can wakeup to car wheels screeching or cat/dog fighting from quite a distance away etc. The quiet + an eye mask helps me sleep throughout the night without waking up, even if my upstairs neighbours are dancing away at 12am its enough to block some of the thumping sounds for me to fall asleep. I tried sleeping with the experience pro and i’ll say they perform very similarly if not the same, the only difference is that the experience pro are harder as its made from metal? Vs silicone from the quiets. But i can feel both of them in my ears anyway and the hardness of the material doesn’t really affect comfort for me. I use the experience pro mainly at co-working spaces when my Airpods Pro has run out of battery, they do dampen sound quite abit but you’d still be able to hear muffled conversations near you, once you get used to them you’ll be surprise how much sound they dampen when you remove them. I bring the experience pros to zoos and parks as well where it helps to dampen the screeching and screaming of children.
So I just got mine cuz I’m an extremely light sleeper, I am genuinely struggling getting them in (into the right position) Been messing with for about 30 mins and I’m so frusturated because they’re just sticking out I cannot get it! Any tips??
Do you have the correct size buds? Also, you can pull on the top of your ear (very gently) to assist in getting them in! Always be gentle when dealing with your ears 😃 -Eric
"In general", that was an ok review but you spent quite a lot of time on the case, repeating your points several times. I would've liked to have heard more about the actual use of the product and how effective it was for different scenarios because, "generally speaking", that's what viewers are actually interested in.
I swear I must have the weirdest shaped ears in the world… I’ve tried and tried and can’t get the earplugs to sit in my ears without being visible from the front, like the packaging says
They perform well depending on what you plan to use them for! Check out the full review here: packhacker.com/travel-gear/loop/quiet-noise-reduction-earplugs/ -Eric
I haven’t found a video if the cap should be all the way in the mount (there is sometimes a space between head and the base) and I never know if there should be a space or all the way in
I hear actually everything & sounds just annoy the piss out of me. I am also a super light sleeper. I was looking for something to basically shut off ALL the noise. I received mine about 10 minutes ago; I’m not wow’ed. I was looking for something even more deafening than my Macs Silicone ear plugs. They are comfortable though. I have small ear canals. Maybe I need to try another set of tips. If not, I’ll probably keep them anyway & continue using my Bose NC headphones over it when trying to sleep.
Thanks for the info. I want them for sleep to shut up ALL the sound also but it sounds - no pun - that these are useless for that. If you find any earplugs that do cut the sound out entirely please share.
I'm having a similar experience.. I've been using simple foam earplugs that you get from the pharmacy for more than 8 years now during sleep because I often sleep in noisy environments. The foam ones reduce around 32db as by the label. I personally can still hear people talking to me in those, but very quietly and the noises have to be really sharp to reach through. So.. I bought the quiets (-27db) and I also got the extra add-ons (-5db) which if you ask me should've been included. I was hoping for a total of - 32db as my basic cheap foam earplugs but I'm sadly disappointed. And I was really looking forward to them working so I wouldn't have to keep changing them regularly. But the noise reduction is weak even with the add-ons, conversations are a breeze with them on and I feel like I get the same result by folding my tragus with my fingers 😅 I'm considering returning them 😕
But.. these never claimed to shut off all noise lol. So when you bought these, you expected noise cancelling from a product that says it's noise reducing? You kinda screwed yourself there. No offence. Since you already have these now, what I really love to do is pair them with noise-cancelling headphones when I'm somewhere extremely noisy and just want to hear nothing at all. I put in the quiet ones & then put some white noise or music with the headphones and it's great. Try it out, maybe you'll find a use for them that way.
@@WildVee They expected noise attenuation, which is what these claim to provide. But they provide so little attenuation they're not very useful. The 25 cent foam earplugs are much more effective.
@@junbh2 Nah - they said "shut off ALL noise" which means noise cancelling, and Loops never claimed to do that, let's be real here lol. And eh, I guess they don't work for everyone and that's fine. I like to vouch for products that work for me - and that's not my experience, I love mine and I take them to noisy areas and concerts, and sleep with the quiet ones every night. They're awesome for what I want. That being said, it's completely OK to share your own experience, but to expect noise cancelling from a product that never stated providing that, is a little ridiculous, come on. Just a silly reason to jump on the hate bandwagon here.
Just bought them and if they are a loud snorer they just dampen the noise I find it makes it a little less loud but I can still here him as if he was lightly snoring
Hi can you help me? I work in an open space office (so I have different people closed to me). I’d like to consistently reduce both ambient and voices noises to be more focused when carrying out my tasks. However I wouldn’t like to be completely isolated from everything (for example if a colleague is trying to call me, I’d like to be able to notice it, even if his voice noise is significantly reduced). So on one hand I want all the noises (of the voices as well) to be hugely reduced but on the other hand I would appreciate if I could be a little aware if someone is calling me. Is that possible with the loop experience pro (with the mute filter on) for instance? Or the voices are too much high (even with the mute filter on)? Because if with the loop experience pro the noises of the voices are still too much high, I would be disturbed the same (and in that case I would choose the quiet: I would be very isolated and not able to notice if someone is calling me, it’s true, but at least I would be focused when doing my tasks that it’s the priority for me). I hope you understood the situation. Thank you very much in advance for the answer!
Hi, I was just wondering if you think these ear plugs would be a good fit for me as I am a really light sleeper and I am living on the ground floor in uni halls so it can be quite loud right outside my window at night.
I bought the Loop Quiet and can finally sleep well, I've been such a light sleeper all my life :S They are comfortable and keep the noise away, but I don't feel I'm in a vacuum, so I really feel safe and relaxed to sleep! I hope they work for you! :) Before the only ones I could wear were the silicone ones, but they get dirty and dry so quickly it wasn't a good option for me to use everyday :(
They are less effective than cheap foam plugs, but more comfortable. So if you can, use the cheap foam plugs from the pharmacy since they work better. If you find those too uncomfortable or painful them maybe try these.
I didn't see oppinion about the confortable side, while side sleeping. I tried memory foam, and also silicon moldable earplugs but can't sleep on them on the side. How about these?
We wore them sleeping on an airplane and had no issues with comfort-depending on how long you’ll be sleeping for and how used to wearing earplugs you are, you may have a different experience! Thanks for watching 😃 -Eric
I just bought the loop earplugs and the outer part (i.e. the loop part) pushes against my ear cartilage when I sleep on the side causing some pain. I was thinking about getting the generic foam ear plugs instead, since they don't have any outer material but after reading your comment I'm lost. Why can't you sleep on the side with foam ear plugs?
@@vetiverose128 when you put it inside it inflates and pushes on the surface of the ear canal that is uncomfortable. I feel it constantly. also because it is to big I feel it pushing more inside when sleeping on the pillow. smthg like that.
I used these for a couple of months untill the case wire broke off ad I lost them :( just because of that I wint rebuy them again. But sound and comfort wise they are perfect!
So badically you get a pair of in ear adaptors with a loop so you can pull them out with... for 30 - 80 bucks.... no actual electronic cancelation or anything in in... sounds like a great money maker to me... pun interested
Everyone has different size ear canal opening making the decibal reductions numbers not the same for everyone. While I appreciate the review it is clearly biased. Also this is the third one I have watched and still nobody demonstrated changing plug ends. That makes me even more confident in my reason to return them. After removing an end to replace with a smaller plug to fit more snuggly I've found it impossible to fully attach so handle won't keep coming out. I find these a great idea but very poorly made and poorly supported and over priced.
35 bucks for cheap dollar store looking ear plugs. Doesn't after how it's advertised its a garbage product and you can get 50 pairs of orange earplugs that work better for the same price. Don't get sold on bullshit
Can anyone tell me if they do a better job than foam earplugs during sleep? Or if they are at least as good as foam earplugs? I've been using foam earplugs for a long time now because I can't sleep with noises around me and they do a great job blocking almost everything. But I have to buy a new pair very often so I'm looking for an option that will last.
Yes, they're really good. They're extremely comfortable (for me personally, I can't really use foam earplugs, they're too uncomfortable). I think a lot of people here are dunking on it because they're very pricey & they don't actually own any themselves. But in my opinion, they're worth - they're reusable and do their job. I got the Quiet ones for sleeping and they work like a charm. Keep in mind they're not noise cancelling, they're noise reducing.
Just got me a pair a few weeks ago. Don't feel conscious about having them in your ears at any concert you attend. At the end of the day your hearing will thank you.
Thanks for sharing, Chase!
-Eric
Thanks for this reassurance. Felt weird buying earplugs but as I aged, I got migraines. My ears have gotten sensitive and I can’t enjoy if it’s too loud.
Yeah, finally theres something this good. My hearing took a beating, but hopefully not anymore.
Have you actually used the Quiet ones at a concert? I'm wondering if the music quality was still pretty clear just quieter, or if it was also quite distorted or fuzzy?
Thanks :)
gosh, why would anyone ever feel conscious about wearing hearing protection? I didn't protect my ears when I was younger, not because of being self conscious, I just did not think that my hearing would get damaged, well it did. I have had tinnitus for over 10 years now.
Thankfully my case is relatively mild, but the first few years were difficult to cope with it. if you ever find yourself in a loud environment, whether it's construction, concerts, planes, etc. Covers your ears, either with toilet paper (better than nothing), fingers, noise cancelling airpods did quite well last time at an air show for me, or spend some money on some earplugs.
this review is honestly soo tough to watch, just tell me how effective the product is! I don't care how about the case quality or the matte finish of the earplugs!
I am so tired of videos that more than 5+ minutes long lol for such a simple device.
yes, this is the only query, application is important, which is missing here, QUALITY but why it is just a piece of silicon rubber fits in ear to block the sound that's it,
Yes, just get to it
Exactly I am interested to know how effective they are. effective than normal earplugs?
Hang on… how effective are they though? I was hoping to know more about that.
Same 🤔
I have the loop quiet, same one from the video, they have -27 db so they’re good for eliminating background noise like conversations and machines in a coffee shop or reducing short term loud noises like a few mins of cutting with a drop saw or drill press. Basic foam or rubber earplugs are just as effective but these are significantly more comfortable and you almost forget your wearing them
@@biancarios3213 Thanks for sharing your experience. Can you sleep sideways fine with them or do they hurt your ear?
@@joji_okami Well that Hurts your Heart I’ve Heard. So you should think about cutting that habit.
@@My-Bullet-Hit-A-Star what? lmao
the actual plugs are really nice quality imo but the case broke within a week with me keeping it on my keys which made me lose the plugs. (luckily the support team is really understanding and they actually completely replaced mine). the case also doesn't always latch well in my experience. be careful and if you're able to get a different or more secure case ASAP i'd recommend it :)
Thanks for the insights, Em! 😃
-Eric
@@PackHacker2 Would you recommend this for a very lite sleeper?
This is for meditation
I got them few months ago and bring with me when I travel! I have a very light sleep and struggle when I change my usual environment and they help me a lot!
Thanks for your letting us know how you like them, Chiara! 😃
-Eric
did you have any issue with talking to somebody and have to remove one ?
Sir, I'm welder, so can i use this product for this? it's useful?
Is that all you have to tell us. What happened to explaining the 3 weeks of you using it chang your title because your reviews are not helpful
Yes I though the Case was a bit naff for the price , earplugs are great though , got mine for sleeping and reading in bed, i. Always wore the mouldable bear silicone but these are fantastic
Thanks for sharing your insights! 😃
-Eric
I bought them but didn’t find them comfortable for side sleeping. The loop presses into the tragus on the ear that’s resting on the pillow. I’ve seen a few people having this issue also on Amazon reviews. They are comfy for general use but I have the Christmas tree shaped ones which are cheaper more discreet and comfy. I’ve seen some people mention happy ears as an alternative for side sleeping. Might check em out
I slot my thumb nail through the gap in the case and it pushes on the latching portion, it opens easily. Medicine/tablet cases will hold the plugs nicely if the case breaks.
Thanks for sharing your insights 😃
-Eric
@@PackHacker2 do you ever write something other than "thanks for the insight" to people's comments?
Wish you would mention something about the ability to chancle the noise
I don’t think these are noise cancelling, hence why it wasn’t mentioned. They reduce noice acoustically, but do not cancel.
These aren’t noise cancelling, but noise reducing. There’s not much you can do with ones that aren’t Bluetooth or connectable to a phone, as most need music to enhance the noise cancelling. If you want almost every sound blocked you’ll probably need a good pair from a good brand.
I don’t own any yet, but my sister got a pair of headphones and we were quite surprised that they don’t block much. So just keep in mind that it isn’t very possible to block everything, especially on ear plugs!
@@richarddunn369 They should have talked about the noise reduction ability though, since that's the whole point of wearing earplugs. And these are not very good at that. They do provide a bit of noise reduction, at least in the lower frequencies, but not very much.
I’ve had a pair of experience for a year. I’ve also got the quiets and the engage. Regarding opening the case- I squeeze from the sides to open the case. I struggle with the lip to open them.
I also find changing the tips on the quiets harder- but the experience (which are plastic) and significantly easier to change.
Thanks for sharing your insights 😃
-Eric
Would you recommend quiets or experience for nightclubs and stupidly loud music?
@@bensonemery I use my experience for gigs and shows. Often with the Mutes in as well.
I only want to buy one pair, and originally was just looking for something to make things quieter then working at home, because I live on a busy and noisy street, but now the idea of getting something for concerts, etc, is really appealing. Would you say the experience with mutes in would also work if just wanting to block out sound when working in a noisy place?
Just ordered my first pair or engage. Can't wait for it to get here and try. Maybe my next order will be the quiets
So how are they any different then all other ear plugs?
Hiii! Great review!
I’m loving my loop earplugs, I live in Mexico and since I’m autistic, noise is just too much sometimes for me, so these earplugs do a great job of helping me stay calm
I just have a question: I carry them in my tote bag, on the handles of the bag (I attached them with a carabiner). The question is, do you think the case can handle that or should I have them inside the bag to not risk that they open accidentally and lose em.
Thanks and have a great daaaay ✨
I would keep them on the exterior just to be safe! There’s nothing worse than getting to your destination only to realize you lost something on the way. Thanks for the comment!
-Eric
Noise is too much for me too, especially since I have both tinnitus and hearing loss. Don't want to lose even more of my hearing
Hi Toni, have you found this Quiet option works good in day-to-day conversation and going to shops, offices, and cafes, or is it too quiet? I have the same use-case and am deciding which of their 3 options to go for.
@@backagain-forgive Hi! They definitely work and help me a lot, it is more quiet definitely, but sometimes that’s exactly why you can ‘separate’ the voice you want to hear from the loud noise
Now I’m not gonna lie, sometimes I do have to take one out just to be sure I can hear the person.
As you see, it has a learning curve hahaha
@@ToniConiLatina Thanks for your help Toni, that gives confidence any option they have should work out and about in the city. Especially knowing conversation is still possible with them.
So you've tested them for 3 weeks and your entire video is aesthetic observations that were made in the first 2 minutes.
I couldn't find any info about noise cancelling from the sorts of, loud screaming neighbours, door slamming from neighbours etc.
i think you should talk to these neighbors of yours
@@emilyblenn That's already done many times, Emily. Eastern Europe is a different world, not going in details... Am just looking for a simple answer if the plugs are good against that or not.
I would say not. Though they muffle sound they cannot eradicate it. The only thing that works for me in those situations is Bluetooth earbuds with a white noise app on my phone.
Same problem here. Still searching for something able to block the jungle around me. Slamming door, loud screaming neighbors. All there. I have tried talking to the neighbors, but it's useless. I am tired of explaining that I am aware I live in a block of flats, that I do not expect too much, just some civilized behavior and that I cannot go and live in the forest (as everyone around me suggests). If you ever find anything that can help a lot with that, please, please share!
For those who have them: how would you rate the performance for concerts?
my friend has the quiets for loud bars and stuff but she shouts really loudly and can’t hear people well. with my experience ones i don’t ever have the problem. think these are better for sleep or doing things on your own
For concerts, I use the experience ones with the mutes in them. They work great! A few days ago I was at a concert - completely in the front, just to test these suckers out - and I was perfectly fine with being there. They're really good at what they do. I just had trouble with them "staying" in so you kind of have to find a sweet spot (and switch out to the correct sizing (you get different sizing's in the box, for switching out) so there you go)
@@WildVeeI’m a little confused as to why the experience ones reduce more noise since they are 18-23dB, meanwhile the quiet ones are 26dB. Aren’t the quiet ones supposed to cancel the most noise out of all three options?
@@dilyaram436 No clue lol. I use the quiet ones to sleep with the mutes in them. Sleep like a baby. My boyfriend said that they didn't work for him too well, though. But he did use mine and didn't use his size of buds, so maybe that also affects it.
Does it stay in? Jumping around at concerts makes me very afraid of losing them.
they do if you put them in correctly :)
@@meowlull Thanks!
I own both the Quieton's 3.1 as well as the Bose sleepbuds. I am a real consumer - this is not some fake review. Four months after I purchased the Quieton's, the sound cancelling feature stopped working making the product useless. After a long six week waiting period, Quieton replaced the earbuds. Guess what, four months later, the same thing happened the noise cancelling failed. Changing the foam earpieces did not do anything. Quieton refused to do anything saying their liability is limited to the cost of the earbuds. I was entitled to just this one replacement and they were not standing by their product. Tough luck. $300 out the window.
Don't deal with this company. They have a problem with their product and they refuse to own up to it.
I think you might be mistaken, this video is a review for the Loop Quiet earplugs. These don't have the capabilities to play any music and are designed for people with sensory issues and/or want to sleep with less surrounding sound. Sorry to hear about your experience with those sleep earbuds though. What are your favorite sleep earbuds besides Bose? I've wanted to try them but couldn't afford them (they're also discontinued)
Hello! For noise reduction at office I use small bluetooth earphones. Dres the Loop Quiet reduce noise more than headphones?
Does anyone have any links for a case they keep theirs in?
It comes with it apparently
They come with a case. It was confusing to me too cause their site doesn't specify this at all lol. When I was getting them & I was gonna buy a case from their site, but didn't end up doing it. Good thing I didn't.
But if you want a different case, then literally any type of case will do, since they're quite small
I have the quiets and the experience pro for more than half a year now.
I’m a light sleeper and can wakeup to car wheels screeching or cat/dog fighting from quite a distance away etc.
The quiet + an eye mask helps me sleep throughout the night without waking up, even if my upstairs neighbours are dancing away at 12am its enough to block some of the thumping sounds for me to fall asleep.
I tried sleeping with the experience pro and i’ll say they perform very similarly if not the same, the only difference is that the experience pro are harder as its made from metal? Vs silicone from the quiets. But i can feel both of them in my ears anyway and the hardness of the material doesn’t really affect comfort for me.
I use the experience pro mainly at co-working spaces when my Airpods Pro has run out of battery, they do dampen sound quite abit but you’d still be able to hear muffled conversations near you, once you get used to them you’ll be surprise how much sound they dampen when you remove them.
I bring the experience pros to zoos and parks as well where it helps to dampen the screeching and screaming of children.
Thanks for sharing your insights! 🤙
So I just got mine cuz I’m an extremely light sleeper, I am genuinely struggling getting them in (into the right position) Been messing with for about 30 mins and I’m so frusturated because they’re just sticking out I cannot get it! Any tips??
Do you have the correct size buds? Also, you can pull on the top of your ear (very gently) to assist in getting them in! Always be gentle when dealing with your ears 😃
-Eric
"In general", that was an ok review but you spent quite a lot of time on the case, repeating your points several times. I would've liked to have heard more about the actual use of the product and how effective it was for different scenarios because, "generally speaking", that's what viewers are actually interested in.
I swear I must have the weirdest shaped ears in the world… I’ve tried and tried and can’t get the earplugs to sit in my ears without being visible from the front, like the packaging says
Oh, I’ve been interested in these for a while. But how about the performance?
They perform well depending on what you plan to use them for! Check out the full review here: packhacker.com/travel-gear/loop/quiet-noise-reduction-earplugs/
-Eric
U are very critical on the case….. it’s how good they work, not the case it comes in….
You covered any details just important one. Just tell me how effective they are. That is all I need to know
I haven’t found a video if the cap should be all the way in the mount (there is sometimes a space between head and the base) and I never know if there should be a space or all the way in
If you sleep With someome that snores? It works?
are these good for sleeping? i have problem faling asleep bevause neightbours in apartment are loud.
I hear actually everything & sounds just annoy the piss out of me. I am also a super light sleeper. I was looking for something to basically shut off ALL the noise. I received mine about 10 minutes ago; I’m not wow’ed. I was looking for something even more deafening than my Macs Silicone ear plugs. They are comfortable though. I have small ear canals. Maybe I need to try another set of tips. If not, I’ll probably keep them anyway & continue using my Bose NC headphones over it when trying to sleep.
Thanks for the info. I want them for sleep to shut up ALL the sound also but it sounds - no pun - that these are useless for that. If you find any earplugs that do cut the sound out entirely please share.
I'm having a similar experience.. I've been using simple foam earplugs that you get from the pharmacy for more than 8 years now during sleep because I often sleep in noisy environments. The foam ones reduce around 32db as by the label. I personally can still hear people talking to me in those, but very quietly and the noises have to be really sharp to reach through.
So.. I bought the quiets (-27db) and I also got the extra add-ons (-5db) which if you ask me should've been included. I was hoping for a total of - 32db as my basic cheap foam earplugs but I'm sadly disappointed. And I was really looking forward to them working so I wouldn't have to keep changing them regularly. But the noise reduction is weak even with the add-ons, conversations are a breeze with them on and I feel like I get the same result by folding my tragus with my fingers 😅 I'm considering returning them 😕
But.. these never claimed to shut off all noise lol. So when you bought these, you expected noise cancelling from a product that says it's noise reducing? You kinda screwed yourself there. No offence.
Since you already have these now, what I really love to do is pair them with noise-cancelling headphones when I'm somewhere extremely noisy and just want to hear nothing at all. I put in the quiet ones & then put some white noise or music with the headphones and it's great. Try it out, maybe you'll find a use for them that way.
@@WildVee They expected noise attenuation, which is what these claim to provide. But they provide so little attenuation they're not very useful. The 25 cent foam earplugs are much more effective.
@@junbh2 Nah - they said "shut off ALL noise" which means noise cancelling, and Loops never claimed to do that, let's be real here lol. And eh, I guess they don't work for everyone and that's fine. I like to vouch for products that work for me - and that's not my experience, I love mine and I take them to noisy areas and concerts, and sleep with the quiet ones every night. They're awesome for what I want. That being said, it's completely OK to share your own experience, but to expect noise cancelling from a product that never stated providing that, is a little ridiculous, come on. Just a silly reason to jump on the hate bandwagon here.
In my experience it's easier to attach a new size without flipping inside out on like every ear bud...am I crazy?
hi, can I use the quiet for a stadium concert?
Hi there, good video, I am struggling to buy it or not, cause my roommate has a snoring issue, I am wondering it is work or not?
For moderate-level noises, like snoring, they should work great! 😃
-Eric
Just bought them and if they are a loud snorer they just dampen the noise I find it makes it a little less loud but I can still here him as if he was lightly snoring
Does anyone know if there are ear plugs that can block low frequency????
Most earplugs block low frequencies much better than high frequencies.
What would you say after one year regarding longevity ?
Are these any good for someone who is disturbed by heavy footsteps, kitchen sounds and someone talking over the phone in the next room?
I bought loop engage, it kinda muffles the background noises, so its more bearable.
@@kajitani13 is easy for you to change into an smaller earplug?
@@an-g_ yes, i use their xs eartips
No. You will still hear that stuff.
how about ppl who snore?
Are these good for the gun range
What about how comfortable they are? Comparison with the “normal” ones? How effective they are ?
Almost pointless video, sorry.
is -32db and -27db earplug has noticeable differences?
I think you'd notice the difference, but it's not huge.
The loop quiet say -14dB on the box
Thanks for the review!
Thanks for watching! 😃
-Eric
Can you hear your heartbeat while wearing them ?
Please do they really help to reduce noise while studying outside?
Yes! 😃
Are they any good then?
Are they able to be used while working around heavy equipment or lawn mowing and stuff like that
I reached out to loop today and asked if they could be used for construction and they said absolutely
Hi can you help me?
I work in an open space office (so I have different people closed to me).
I’d like to consistently reduce both ambient and voices noises to be more focused when carrying out my tasks.
However I wouldn’t like to be completely isolated from everything (for example if a colleague is trying to call me, I’d like to be able to notice it, even if his voice noise is significantly reduced).
So on one hand I want all the noises (of the voices as well) to be hugely reduced but on the other hand I would appreciate if I could be a little aware if someone is calling me.
Is that possible with the loop experience pro (with the mute filter on) for instance? Or the voices are too much high (even with the mute filter on)?
Because if with the loop experience pro the noises of the voices are still too much high, I would be disturbed the same (and in that case I would choose the quiet: I would be very isolated and not able to notice if someone is calling me, it’s true, but at least I would be focused when doing my tasks that it’s the priority for me).
I hope you understood the situation.
Thank you very much in advance for the answer!
I think their newest product would help you ; loop engage
Do they work well if you're sharing a room with someone who snores like a rhinoceros?
Did you buy them and if so whats your experience? My brother snores so loud and i wonder if these work.
Hi, I was just wondering if you think these ear plugs would be a good fit for me as I am a really light sleeper and I am living on the ground floor in uni halls so it can be quite loud right outside my window at night.
Yes, these should be a good option for you!
-Eric
I bought the Loop Quiet and can finally sleep well, I've been such a light sleeper all my life :S They are comfortable and keep the noise away, but I don't feel I'm in a vacuum, so I really feel safe and relaxed to sleep! I hope they work for you! :) Before the only ones I could wear were the silicone ones, but they get dirty and dry so quickly it wasn't a good option for me to use everyday :(
@@mbbleo Hey, that's great to read. Been looking for something like this as well. Can you sleep fine sideways with them on?
They are less effective than cheap foam plugs, but more comfortable. So if you can, use the cheap foam plugs from the pharmacy since they work better. If you find those too uncomfortable or painful them maybe try these.
can you hear the alarm clock of your phone when you wear these?
do they stay in your ear until the morning?
I have a soft case from my old quiet comfort earbuds, so I can use that
I didn't see oppinion about the confortable side, while side sleeping. I tried memory foam, and also silicon moldable earplugs but can't sleep on them on the side. How about these?
We wore them sleeping on an airplane and had no issues with comfort-depending on how long you’ll be sleeping for and how used to wearing earplugs you are, you may have a different experience! Thanks for watching 😃
-Eric
I just bought the loop earplugs and the outer part (i.e. the loop part) pushes against my ear cartilage when I sleep on the side causing some pain. I was thinking about getting the generic foam ear plugs instead, since they don't have any outer material but after reading your comment I'm lost. Why can't you sleep on the side with foam ear plugs?
@@vetiverose128 when you put it inside it inflates and pushes on the surface of the ear canal that is uncomfortable. I feel it constantly. also because it is to big I feel it pushing more inside when sleeping on the pillow. smthg like that.
I have the same issue with both the loop ones and foam.
@@vetiverose128 yep I had the same problems
Hello?? Where is the three week review on how they worked??
I used these for a couple of months untill the case wire broke off ad I lost them :( just because of that I wint rebuy them again. But sound and comfort wise they are perfect!
“a little bit” here, “a little bit” there…. 😆
Battery Iife🤔 ?
So badically you get a pair of in ear adaptors with a loop so you can pull them out with... for 30 - 80 bucks.... no actual electronic cancelation or anything in in... sounds like a great money maker to me... pun interested
How would you rate these against 3M earplugs?
These are not actual earplugs.
Hey what about the charging is it infinite?
There is no charging. These are not earphones and they have no electrical parts. They're just silicone plugs to reduce noise.
Luxurious?
I just got these today and was incredibly disappointed. Can’t get any size to ‘fit’ inside my ear and stay in place.
I’m a light sleeper and my husband snores, do you think these would help at all?
I think they would do the trick, yes! 😃
-Eric
Yeah the case sucks. Bought a few pairs for my family and am looking for case alternatives already.
Do you think it would work for someone who feels a LOT of pain with the sound of fireworks?
The Quiet ones yes! I use them for screaming dogs at work as well as during fire works time!
Are these good for blocking the dog barking from neighbors
Quite expensive for what they are, bet cutting the cable off $5 earbuds would just as well
Can we listen to music
Are these literally just an ear plug. Can you listen to music via Bluetooth or anything?
No
Lol
They kill my ears when laying down to sleep
How do they charge???
They don't need charging
Everyone has different size ear canal opening making the decibal reductions numbers not the same for everyone. While I appreciate the review it is clearly biased. Also this is the third one I have watched and still nobody demonstrated changing plug ends. That makes me even more confident in my reason to return them. After removing an end to replace with a smaller plug to fit more snuggly I've found it impossible to fully attach so handle won't keep coming out. I find these a great idea but very poorly made and poorly supported and over priced.
It comes with different size buds-so there’s something that should work for everyone!
-Eric
somebody didn’t watch good…
That’s on you.
They're definitely overpriced garbage...anyone saying otherwise fell for the hype.
Woah I'm experiencing the same 😭
How are they for hearing alarm?
It depends on how loud your alarm is-and how hard a sleeper you are! It might be something you would have to test out for your situation.
-Eric
Do you think my ears will hurt if I use these earplugs every night?
My case isn't like that. Mine is fibreglass...
Thank you so much for this video! I was like, “how do you put this shiiit” lmao
what's battery life like
its a plug, no electricity
Y I bought it in 1700 rupees
Could this help with my neighbor's dog barking at night and waking me up?
They won’t block out the noise completely, but they will help!
-Eric
Nope, sorry these are garbage !
Cool
It’s basically like an air pod
Idk wtff y’all are on but that shit hurts to sleep on as a side sleeper
I can’t get the small onto the loop what am I doing wrong😭😭
keep pushing it will eventually squeeze on the stem,
😭
can i have a conversation with someone when wearing
Yes
You hv to shout because you can't hear yourself what u r talking. Its so good
hmm the loop sticks out even as i try to push it down
I'm having the same issue, I really can't get them in
You're supposed to put them in, then twist them so the loop is flat. They have a video.
Sounds like you might need to try to go down in size with the plug.
@@annedreikandt7361 I got the hang of it thanks .
At first I thought it was wireless earbuds but I am mistaken
It feels like a Barbie accessory
😂😂😂
35 bucks for cheap dollar store looking ear plugs. Doesn't after how it's advertised its a garbage product and you can get 50 pairs of orange earplugs that work better for the same price. Don't get sold on bullshit
Super review ! keep going
Thanks for checking it out 😀
-Eric
Get to the poiiiiiiiiint!
You're more bothered about how you look with them then thier use case. What non sense
What was her name??.
Can anyone tell me if they do a better job than foam earplugs during sleep?
Or if they are at least as good as foam earplugs?
I've been using foam earplugs for a long time now because I can't sleep with noises around me and they do a great job blocking almost everything. But I have to buy a new pair very often so I'm looking for an option that will last.
Foam earplugs block more noise than these. Foam also blocks more highs than these too, but they aren't reusable.
Stick with what is working so well for you.
Yes, they're really good. They're extremely comfortable (for me personally, I can't really use foam earplugs, they're too uncomfortable). I think a lot of people here are dunking on it because they're very pricey & they don't actually own any themselves. But in my opinion, they're worth - they're reusable and do their job. I got the Quiet ones for sleeping and they work like a charm.
Keep in mind they're not noise cancelling, they're noise reducing.
So far my experience is that they're more comfortable than foam earplugs but much less effective.
Will it block out a snoorer?
It depends on how loud they snore 😉 It won’t block loud noises completely, but it muffles them considerably!
-Eric
If your partner snores at 33 db and the ear plug can cancel 32 db, you can still hear 1 db. Hope it helps
Would you suggest these plugs for someone studying while surrounded by people talking?
They won’t block out all the noise, but they’ll help you stay focused! 😃
-Eric
Utter rubbish so don't waste your money. Minimal noise reduction. Cheap foam earplugs do a much better job or soft silicone plugs.
Do they fall out while asleep
We didn’t have an issue with that, John!
-Eric
It did for me a few times but nothing serious!
can this help when your partner snores loud?
Yes, it can! It will depend on how loud they snore, however 😃
-Eric
If your partner snores at 33 db and the ear plug can cancel 32 db, you can still hear 1 db. Hope it helps
how to charge thiss
Sorry to say but you don’t know how to review lol
You talk tooooooooo much really annoying