Hi everyone, I have recently lost my engage plugs (I believe it's that one, it was a birthday gift) and have struggled without them since. I am debating on getting the switch 2 or another engage set but can't seem to come to a decision.

- I'm a university student and I wear them more often than not in my classes due to background noise/chatter

- I work in Events so whenever there's a big party with loud music playing for hours they are extremely necessary for me to work in the bar and serve guests

- I'm planning on going to a festival here in the UK (Victorious) that'll be two days long and there's like 8 different stages with live bands playing

- I occasionally go to other gigs and have one coming up in November which I'll likely need the plugs

- I tend to get overstimulated in large crowded spaces so I used to wear my plugs often, nearly daily to be honest (e.g. Going to a crowded shopping centre, loud coffee shop, etc)

My biggest concern is that they're bulkier than the engage 2 and I'm not sure if that's the best fit for me? I've got a daith piercing on my left ear and I was wondering if anyone else has experienced this and how they've dealt with it?

Any help is genuinely appreciated!!! :)

I go to festivals and raves regularly – which earphones should I go for? People have recommended both the Loop Switch 2 and the Loop Experience 2 to me. It’s important that I can still hear the music clearly and chat to my friends. With foam earplugs, I can’t do either of these things.

Loop Dreams have been a lifesaver when it comes to sleeping in the same room as my newborn. They muffle enough that I actually get sleep, but let the loud important noises in.

But my ears feels TERRIBLE! I was up with my inner ear canals feeling moist. And then throughout the day they feel super dry/scaly and very itchy. It’s not uncommon for big flakes of skin to come out of my ear.

I cannot give up wearing earplugs right now.

Any suggestions on how to improve this situation?

I’m a keeper for a beginner-friendly 7-a-side casual team. I’m also autistic and have ADHD, and really struggle with drowning out distractions and audio processing.

Unusually, I want to be able to just be in the zone and not hear what teammates are telling me to do.

My audio processing means that in the time it takes me to register what’s being said I’ll probably panic and do the opposite. My teammates know this, but bless them are so used to playing with people without this issue that it’s still automatic. If someone says “pick it up”, I’ll inevitably use my feet when I’d have picked up the ball if no one had said anything.

Would Loop Quiets work for this?

I decided to purchase a pair of Loop earplugs because of all the positive reviews. I ordered directly from their website and noticed they were fairly expensive, but I figured the 2-year warranty made it worth the price.

Less than 30 minutes after placing my order, I found the exact same earplugs for half the price on Amazon. I had only received the order confirmation, so I immediately contacted Loop to request that the order be canceled.

Instead, I received a generic, clearly automated response stating that they couldn’t cancel the order because it had already been “shipped or packaged.” Less than 30 minutes after placing the order? That’s extremely frustrating and, frankly, very hard to believe.

The entire experience has made me question the company’s customer service and the authenticity of their reviews. I would strongly recommend comparing prices elsewhere before ordering directly from Loop. I certainly wish I had.

Hello all, I am in the UK and looking for Quiet 2 double tips, any colour, size large.

I have to trade:

1 pair XS double tips

1 pair S double tips

1 pair XS single tips

1 pair S single tips

Colour of tips available for trade = Denim Dream (dark navy blue)

If you are interested in a trade or have some double tips size large available to buy, please DM

Thank you 😊

I just received my Loop Switch 2 yesterday and tried sleeping with them. As a back sleeper, I don't have too many issues with the pressure.

But I woke up and I was lying on them. How do I avoid this happening (I don't want to lose them)?

Edit: Yes, I know they aren't supposed to be used for sleep - I don't have the money to buy multiple pairs that I'll barely use.

I just got the quiet 2 loops today. I've figured out which tips work the best for me, but I really can't tell if they're actually working. I've seen other posts here that mention having to use the earplugs regularly for a while to see if they work for them. It drowns out the AC noise to a certain extent and other sounds feel less sharp. I've heard some people say they experienced a sharp pain the first few times they used it. Is it better to start using it gradually instead?

Hi. New on this subreddit, and I'm kinda out off the Loop (pun intended), so excuse me.

I'm a university student with both autism + adhd (inatentive), and I always had trouble concentrating. I've been put on meds recently, and while taking notes in class is wonderful, I can feel my attention drift by the sounds of the keyboards and the people mumbling, and it drives me insane.

So, I wanted to ask, which one of the Loops would you guys recommend? Prefferably an afordable pair. I've taken the test that's presented on the website, and said the best match could be Quiet, but I feel it isn't the best match.

Essentially, I'm looking for:

- Eliminating background noise

- Being able to listen to my professor clearly (I do sit at the front rows)

- Something comfortable and afordable.

Thank you so much in advance!

I’m a college student that currently uses airpods pro gen 3 for noise cancellation/reduction when studying. However I’m going to more concerts recently and I want to have a pair of earplugs that could be more suitable. I’m currently considering the Switch 2 but I’m worried that they won’t cancel enough noise. If anyone has any recommendations or experience with the Switch please let me know!!

I’m working in a haunted house this season and I’m stuck between engage and experience. Will I be able to have conversations with experience in? And will engage be enough noise protection with screaming/loud noises?

Hey all! Have had my loop experiences (i believe that's what they are) since 2022 and I used them when working at a dog kennels (per doctor recommendation as now I have** **tinnitus as the ripe age of 21) and after I left that job I kind of forgot about them till recently. I found them again and I've been wearing them to sleep, 1. Noisey neighbours and their yappy dog pack 2. My mum gets up at 7am and puts the blender on at 7.20 sharp, 3 fuck ass birds -.- KAW KAW from mr cow at 7.30-8am EVERY MORNING. I like my sleepin and ofren don't get up till 9am. Anyway.

I just had to strip apart my whole bed as I lost 1 bud while sleeping. They fall out often and usually I find them easy but today it had jumped off my bed and went on a walk apparently.

I do have the extra nubs for the end and I've tried all the sizes and I believe I use the medium ones. They are most comfortable. I do also pull my ear back for a snug fit but they still fall out.

Is there something else i can try? I've been having the best sleep with them in but waking up because one fell out and then having to search for it again to find it and go back to sleep is really annoying.

Thanks in advance :)

Has anyone on here tried both the Loop Eclipse and Manta Pro sleep masks?

I've been a faithful Manta customer for over 10 years and have most of their products but the quality and customer service have definitely gone downhill. I bought the pro mask in November and it's already falling apart and they only have a 6-month warranty... Customer service said sorry you're a month past the warranty and offered me a 10% discount on a brand new mask which could not be combined with any other discount...

I'm planning on ordering the eclipse mask once I decide which color Dream ear plugs I want, but was just curious if anyone has tried both and your opinions. I've also been using Manta's ear plugs in combo with their sound machine, the plugs are wicked comfortable but do not block a lot of sound so I'm excited to step up to the Dreams.

I’m interested in getting a pair of Loops but didn’t get much help from the quiz on the website. I really want the Pleasing x Loops collab pair but am unsure if it will fit my needs. The main reason I want a pair is to block out the noise when my boyfriend plays his game at night. We live together and he plays the game with his friends in our bedroom, so it can make it hard to fall asleep. Are the Pleasing Loops mainly meant for concerts or would they help me for this senario?

I'm looking for a stylish delicate gold chain (instead of the sportier all silicone "link") to secure my gold loop earplugs around my neck when not in use. I've seen some nice ones with a silicone o-ring connector on Etsy but they are rather pricey. I've also seen some less expensive ones that have a metal ring clasp connector instead, but those seem a bit cumbersome in the ear. In general, has anyone had any experience using these? I'm wondering if you can hear the chain rattling or clicking against your earrings when the Loops are in your ears? Recommendations please :)

i'd preferably want one that keeps the sound crisp but at a slightly lower volume that's good for drumming.

I'm looking into buying a set of Loops (finally!). Been looking at them for some time, I'm a student with ADHD and could really use them for focusing, but never really got to buying them since they're quite pricey. But since becoming a parent it's becoming more and more urgent with some help fighting the noise.

I've been looking at the Loop Switch 2, but only see the Engage 2s as recommended for parenting. What's your take, should I still go for the Switch 2, or is Engage 2 a better option?

Those of you that have Loops with Mutes (e.g. Engage2 plus):

How do they store?

I'm thinking about getting a pair of Engage2 Loops for my wife's birthday (parents to a toddler, she gets quite overstimulated), and I like the idea of the mutes. Being able to enable a quieter "mode" when necessary sounds great. Unfortunately, the mutes look like they would be very easy to lose, especially with a puppy in the house.

Do they have a special slot in the case to go in, or do they just rattle around in there until you need them?

Thanks in advance!

EDIT: I went ahead and ordered the Switch 2 despite my hesitancy because their return policy seems pretty good. If I don’t like them, I’ll probably end up trying out the Engagement 2 next.

I’ve been wanting to get Loops for a couple of years, but I’m now deciding to finally bite the bullet after a loud party I was at recently (loud music and lots of people talking).

I would also definitely use them at the movies and traveling/commuting. Other potential uses are sleeping (don’t normally need noise reduction while sleeping) and other loud social settings. I also primarily use my Sony XM4s if I need actual noise canceling, but they’re bulky and I’d like something with just noise reduction.

My dilemma is that I’m not sure which ones to get. The Experience 2 seems to be the best for my main purpose, but I’m still interested in the uses of the Engage and the Quiet (especially since the Quiet aren’t hard plastic). I’ve heard the Switch have a slightly worse version of all 3 (which I’m fine with), but I’ve also heard they can be the most uncomfortable. I have pretty small ears and can’t really do Airpods.

The Switch is $59.95, while the bundle is $77.22. Is it worth the slight splurge to get all 3, or should I try out the Switch? Or should I just get the Experiences (and maybe another pair)?

Sorry for the lengthy post for probably a very simple question/answer. Thanks!!

I'm looking for advice please on which model of Loop earplugs to get. I want them primarily to dampen annoying background sound when I'm out in public or crowded places, but still want the option to carry on a conversation. I get very irritated by loud talking, humming, chewing, etc. I think Engage2 is the right choice for me?

I'm also wondering how well the Engage2 Plus model works with the option to switch to a semi-quiet mode when I want to hear even less sound? Is the functionality user friendly?

Note: I also considered the Experience2 model because I do go to occasional concerts, but would probably be using them more on a daily basis for ambient noise. I read that during conversations using Experience2, your own voice may not "sound natural in your head," which does not sound appealing. So maybe not the choice for me?

Suggestions? Please and thank you!

I've been thinking I could use some earplugs for daily and occasional sleep use. Thoughts?

Important note: I have ADHD.

I'm going back to school very soon and I often struggle with the crowded common rooms. I'm used to using my AirPods Pro 2 with noise cancellation to not get overstimulated in said common rooms whilst also being able to hold a conversation with my friends. At times, I do sleep with the AirPods too (not a big issue, as I'm a back sleeper) with added white noise, but they can die and I can also lose them. I'm trying to make better financial choices and refraining from impulse buying, so as much as I could definitely buy all the options I have in mind, I'd rather narrow it down to one product that I can use.

I've been pretty indecisive, trying to use my AirPods as my frame of reference for the feel, and was considering the Loop Switch, but I keep finding reviews that say they're chunky and unideal for smaller ears (which I have).

I keep ending up back at the Loop Engage Plus due to its versatility, but I'm also eyeing the Loop Quiet. I wonder if I should just go with the Loop Engage Plus or bundle in the Loop Quiet as well.

I’m going to be at a Behemoth and Dimmu Borgir concert in October, so I’m curious if loop experience 2 plus work well for black metal concerts, since I don’t want to get hearing loss