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Loop Earplugs Review

We take a look at Loop Earplugs. Find out how they work, how to insert them, how to choose the right one for yourself, and more!

Author:
Nicole Brener
Loop Earplugs Review

Are you in the market for hearing protection? You've probably read about the importance of protecting your hearing, especially in preventive care. 

Noise-induced hearing problems such as hearing loss and tinnitus are a growing concern, particularly for those frequently exposed to loud noises. 

The truth is, the world is becoming noisier. You don’t have to attend a concert to expose yourself to loud noise. Sometimes, just walking in a busy city is enough to strain your ears.

The good news is that this has led to the development of innovative earplugs, a simple yet effective layer of protection from loud noise exposure.

In this article, we'll look at the popular brand Loop Earplugs. This brand is designed to keep life at suitable volume levels, offering a variety of colors, different sound-blocking levels and modern designs—a new kind of earplug experience. Keep reading to find out if these are worth the hype!

What Are Loop Earplugs?

Loop Earplugs
Loop Earplugs

The trending earplug brand sells reusable earplugs with sleek designs in various colors. These earplugs reduce external noise to provide hearing protection, reduce noise sensitivity and enhance focus.

They are made with flexible, soft-touch silicon, reduce noise by up to 24dB, comply with the law for PPE (personal protective equipment), and are officially certified as hearing protection.    

They offer multiple designs emphasizing noise-filtering capabilities in loud venues such as concerts, festivals, or sporting events. They also offer ultra-comfortable earplugs for deep focus or sleep, ideal for travel or commuting. 

They also focus on portability and offer a secure case to easily carry Loop earplugs anywhere. Additionally, they come with multiple ear tip sizes to help you find the one that fits and seals best. The cost ranges between $30 and $60.

So, is this your new must-have accessory? Let’s find out!

How Do Loop Earplugs Work?

Noise intensity is measured in decibels (dB). The higher the intensity, the greater the need to reduce the noise level and safeguard your hearing. 

The Noise Reduction Rating (NRR) indicates the effectiveness of hearing protection, an important factor to consider when making a purchase decision. A common rule of thumb is subtracting 7 from the NRR and dividing by 2. Each Loop earplug indicates its NRR level.

Loop earplugs fit snugly inside the ear and block sound waves entering the ear canal, thus reducing noise levels. 

They offer different styles suitable for different types of sound exposure and are made of soft materials for proper sound absorption and comfort. 

The great thing about them is that they are engineered to reduce noise without affecting sound quality, which makes them versatile enough for concerts or even for clear conversations in loud venues. However, they are not designed for intense hearing protection, such as at construction sites or air traffic centers.

Loop earplugs are reusable with proper cleaning and maintenance, which makes them more environmentally friendly and cost-efficient in the long run. 

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How to Insert Loop Earplugs

Loop earplugs are very intuitive to use. From different-sized ear tips, select the one that fits you best. They should fit snugly inside the ear canal without discomfort or pain. You may test the fit in motion, like jumping or dancing, and they should stay put. The box also comes with easy-to-follow instructions. 

Each pair of Loop earplugs comes with a carry case. After use, place the earplugs inside the case to avoid losing them or putting them in direct contact with dirty surfaces or inside your pockets. 

Loop Earplugs Inside Carry Case
Loop Earplugs Inside Carry Case

What Loop Earplug Should You Choose?

Loop earplugs offer different styles, including Quiet, Engage, and Experience. Some versions are best for reducing noise or highlighting noise quality.

If you’re wondering, "What loop Earplugs should I get?" Start by determining what you’ll use them for:

  • Reducing noise for sleep
  • Better focus
  • Easing noise sensitivity
  • Traveling
  • Hearing protection from loud music and events
  • Social gatherings
  • Motorcycling 
Quiet Loop Earplugs
Quiet Loop Earplugs

The Quiet version is considered the best for sleep and focus. It isolates you from sound and has an NRR of 14 dB. 

Engage Loop Earplugs
Engage Loop Earplugs

The Engage version is best for concerts and live events such as sporting events. It maintains sound quality and has an NRR of 8 dB. 

Experience Loop Earplugs
Experience Loop Earplugs

The Experience version is suitable for use at social gatherings. It maintains clear conversations and has an NRR of 7 dB. 

Engage Kids Loop Earplugs

The Engage Kids version is a great choice for kids to start developing healthy hearing habits and keep sensory overload under control with an NRR of 8 dB. Plus, they’ll love the fun designs!

Loop Earplugs Review Takeaways

  • Loop Earplugs are ideal for those seeking to reduce volume in day-to-day activities or needing sensory relief. They are not intended for intense hearing protection, such as for construction or aviation workers.
  • They are efficient noise-reducing devices that may preserve sound quality.
  • Loop Earplugs are versatile, fun to wear, and comfortable.
  • They are portable, sustainable, and offer a secure fit that adapts to different ear sizes.
  • Affordable for reusable earplugs.

Conclusion

Wearing earplugs is a simple solution for anyone who wants to protect their ears from loud sounds that can cause hearing damage over time. Exposure to sounds at 80 dB or above for prolonged periods, or even intense sounds for short periods, can cause hearing damage. 

Additionally, people who may experience sensory overload or difficulty concentrating may also benefit from wearing earplugs to block out distractions and find focus amid a noisy cafe or busy office space. 

They are also practical for frequent flyers and commuters who enjoy shut-eye during travels or prefer to block out sound to catch up on some reading. 

The most important thing to look for in earplugs:

  • NRR rating: Are they effective in protecting my hearing?
  • Comfort level: Can I keep them on for long periods of time?
  • Sound quality: Do they distort the sound of music? Can I still engage in conversations?
  • Ease of use: Are they portable and easy to clean and maintain?
  • Quality: How long will they last?

Our verdict: Loop earplugs are a great choice if you’re looking for an extra layer of hearing protection. If you’d like to explore other alternatives, check out our breakdown of the best earplugs for noise sensitivity. 

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Nicole Brener

Copywriter based in Miami, FL. Leads copywriting workshops and mentors women entrepreneurs at the Idea Center of Miami Dade College.

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Loop Earplugs Review

Key Findings

  • Workplace Impact: 62% of Deaf and 66% of Hard-of-Hearing individuals report that communication barriers hinder career mobility.
  • Healthcare Challenges: 62% of Deaf and 66% of Hard-of-Hearing individuals experience communication barriers in healthcare settings, contributing to delays in treatment.
  • Concerns About Emergency Communications: 20% of Deaf and 24.3% Hard-of-Hearing users also expressed serious concerns that communication barriers would prohibit them from contacting healthcare personnel in an emergency situation.
  • Independence Boost: Assistive technology nearly doubled rates of independence, with 60% of Deaf users and 63% of Hard-of-Hearing users reporting increased autonomy.
  • Emotional Strain: 55% of Deaf users and 83% of Hard-of-Hearing users reported emotional distress due to communication frustrations.
  • Social and Professional Opportunities: 46% of Deaf and 32.9% of Hard-of-Hearing users saw improved social and career prospects thanks to assistive technologies.

Empowering the Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Through Technology: A New Era of Communication and Independence

At Nagish, we’ve seen firsthand just how much communication shapes daily life for Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing communities. Our recent survey highlights the significant barriers they face in the workplace, healthcare settings, and in their social lives. But it also sheds light on a powerful solution: assistive technology. The results of this survey reinforce our commitment to empowering these communities and remind us why our mission matters: with access to the right tools, independence grows, opportunities expand, and well-being improves.

We collected data through a comprehensive survey involving over 300 individuals who are Deaf or Hard-of-Hearing and currently use hearing assistive technology. The survey included 179 Deaf and 140 Hard-of-Hearing participants, with data collected in an inclusive and accessible manner to ensure that everyone could participate and share their experiences without barriers.Communication Barriers in the Workplace: Limiting Career Mobility

Communication challenges in the workplace remain one of the most significant hurdles for Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing individuals, preventing them from fully realizing their career potential. Assistive technology offers a solution by removing these barriers and expanding access to a broader range of job opportunities and career growth.

A majority of Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing participants reported that communication barriers affected their career decisions, making it harder to pursue job opportunities or advance in their careers.

Deaf Participants

Hard-of-Hearing participants

65% of Deaf users rely on assistance from hearing individuals at least once a week to communicate effectively, which can limit their ability to fully engage in dynamic work environments.

Communication Barriers in Healthcare: A Matter of Public Safety
Communication challenges are not just a workplace issue — they extend into healthcare settings, where they can directly impact individuals’ health outcomes. Accessible communication tools are essential for ensuring that Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing individuals can receive timely and accurate medical care, especially in emergency situations

Many Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing users face communication barriers in healthcare settings, which can lead to missed appointments, misunderstandings about medical treatments, and delayed care.

Deaf users:

62%

Hard of Hearing users:

66%

Some Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing users have concerns about reaching healthcare professionals in emergencies, highlighting serious public safety risks.

Deaf users

Hard-of-Hearing users

Empowering Independence Through Assistive Technology
One of the most encouraging findings from our survey is just how much independence is boosted with assistive technology. This improvement in independence is not just about doing things on their own; it’s about having the confidence and ability to engage fully in both professional and personal settings.

Assistive technology has significantly increased the independence of Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing users in managing daily tasks, showing clear improvements after adoption.

Deaf users

Hard-of-Hearing users

Expanding Social and Professional Opportunities
Beyond independence, assistive technology creates connection.By removing communication barriers that keep people from joining in socially or professionallyassistive technology allows users to engage more deeply in social activities and pursue career opportunities that were previously out of reach.

Assistive technology has helped Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing users expand their social networks and professional opportunities, enabling new connections and career growth.

Emotional and Psychological Impact: The Hidden Toll of Communication Barriers
People often overlook the emotional and psychological toll of communication , but they can have a profound impact on the mental well-being of Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing individuals. Assistive technology can help alleviate this emotional strain, empowering users to communicate more effectively and reducing the anxiety associated with relying on others for basic communication.

A significant number of Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing users experience frustration and anxiety when communicating with family and friends, leading to isolation and stress.

Deaf users

Hard-of-Hearing users

Why This Matters: A Call for Widespread Adoption of Assistive Technologies
The findings from our survey are clear: communication barriers continue to limit the lives of Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing individuals in many areas, from the workplace to healthcare to their social lives. What’s also clear to us is that the question isn’t whether assistive technology helps—it’s how quickly we can make this powerful solution universally available.. By making these tools more accessible, we can open up new opportunities for individuals to thrive in their careers, maintain better health, and lead more independent lives.
At Nagish, we are committed to advocating for the integration of assistive technologies in all aspects of life. Whether it’s in healthcare, the workplace, or social settings, these technologies have the potential to create a more inclusive society where Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing individuals can live fully empowered lives. 
Our hope is that these findings inspire not just awareness, but action. We hope this survey creates awareness and action in promoting accessibility and inclusion for these communities. Together, we can create a world where everyone, regardless of their hearing abilities, has equal access to opportunities and services.