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

Yes, these earbuds are expensive and incredibly fancy. But their noise cancellation (given that it's passive noise cancellation and not active) is commendable. I use them for all sorts of scenarios and I haven't felt overstimulated in such a long time. Of course, they are more preventive than helpful when it comes to overstimulation (and when you're already overstimulated) but the fit and the quality are very good and they feel comfortable all over. It takes a bit of getting used to with the different size tips and you often have to experiment a bit but it's really worth it. One thing to note is that if you only like the maximum noise cancellation then don't go for these and instead go for the cheaper noise quiet 2. The modes are useful, no doubt but in real world (and for me), they feel not too much more than a gimmick. It's nice to have them but they are very rarely used. Other people might have use for them more often but I don't. Just a food for thought for future buyers.

I use them all the time! They do not completely cancel out noise, but definitely helpful for people with anxiety and ADHD.

Bought the switch 2. A good product. Not noise cancellation plugs but they do work at bringing down the decibels well. Only thing is cannot use the quiet mode and go off to sleep on a bed - it's not comfortable enough for side sleep due to its loop ring. Beyond a point my ears did hurt and I had to take them off while sleeping. Review 2 from Dec 2025: Really helped me lots to cover some rest and sleep when traveling by a long distance train. It sufficiently brought down snores, overwhelming sounds from other loud passengers and just generally helped tune down the sensory overload from phones. I had bought the loop connector cord separately for piece of mind while sleeping. Only wish they were giving it with the product for it's price point.

Must have, if you're a concert head! Does exactly what it says. Tried it out in different audio settings...from open air to closed spaces, literally headbanging in front of the speakers but no ringing noise afterwards!

I have tinnitus for 6 years and so I've used all kinds of earplugs from $300 custom made Westone earplugs to cheap foamies. After a lot of reasearch, I decided to give loop a try to find out if it was just a marketing gimmick (oh the abundance of ads is horrible). But I was surpised, here are the pros Pros: 1. Adjustable attenuation isn't magic, but it still gives you small room to play with. 2. Good noise isolation. 3. Comfortable fit for upto 2 hours 4. Good seal that stays, so you don't have to keep pushing the earplugs in. 5. Stylish, so you can wear it in a public setting without looking odd ( which happens with foam or silicon earplugs, or even with the westone ones) 6. Easy to switch between modes without having to take them off ears. Cons 1. Not really a con, but the occlusion effect is present even in the lowest attenuation setting (Engage mode). So if you really want to speak and have a conversation, you have to take it out of your ears. But if you just want to listen to the conversation, it does a good job. I wish there was a setting where it's open, no attenuation and no occlusion effect, but I don't think that's possible. 2. Wish it had foam eartips option also for better seal and comfort.

The product was not working at all. There was minimum sound reduction even at the 3rd maximum quite mode. It was an absolute waste of both money & time.

The fit is well, but product is average for it’s price.

Blessing while traveling in Bombay traffic. Stays snug in the ears.