Thought I would post a comparison of the Paris Pink engage earplugs compared to the Equinox Flamingo Flux engage, in case it helps anyone else!
They’re pretty similar but the Paris Pink have more of an iridescence to them while the Flamingo Flux are a bit more opaque. Left: Flamingo Flux, Right: Paris Pink.
Can anyone recommend the best ear plugs for blocking out my husband’s snoring. We was in separate rooms which was ideal lol
😂 but my Sons now home from travelling and no longer a spare bed !!!!
I want something to meditate with and I know the dreams earplugs have 21 dB (NRR) listed as their noise canceling level and I was wondering if these earplugs would be beneficial for someone wanting to block out tv noises, people talking, and far away train noises. I know these do not cancel all the noises but I wanted something that can block some of al that out. I don't like the feeling of noise canceling headphones, so this was an option I was considering. I do believe I heard dreams to be very comfortable and I think they silence the largest amount of noise that loop earplugs sell. Please let me know what you think. I will love the feedback.
hi all! i'm a pretty casual concertgoer but i find the music way too loud; i've been looking into the experience/experience plus, but i'm not sure if there's a real difference between them? would love some insights!
i also go to the movies often where the audio is obviously pretty loud, but definitely not as much as a concert. is it worth getting a separate pair that isn't as dampening? i'd still want to hear the audio pretty clearly, and i'm not sure if the earplugs for concerts would just block out everything.
Does anyone know if it's possible to get aftermarket replacement tips? I'd rather not have to spend money on another set of earplugs when my loops work well and are comfortable. I can't support the company anymore since they use AI art.
If not, does anyone have any good recommendations for budget friendly replacements? For the engage, experience, quiet and dream. (I use dream most often since my partner snores lol 🥰)
Edit: I live in Australia
Trying to figure out my new loop Switch 2, and I'm having an issue where the dial to change modes is so stiff and difficult to turn that the pressure it takes to turn it pulls the earplugs out of my ears.
I've been trying for a while and can't seem to find a grip or anything that prevents this. The silicone tips are a perfect fit and seal for me so that's not the issue, the dial is just really difficult and I could use some help with my technique. Pulling them out of my ears to change modes each time seems like it defeats the point and I'd get overwhelmed by sound if I had to do that (ND and very noise sensitive). Thanks for any help!