Ear Plugs for Concerts Noise Reduction - Reusable High Fidelity Earplugs Hearing Protection Ear Plugs with Silicone, Perfect for Concerts, Festivals, DJs etc.

I got these because im sensitive to sound so im always wearing earplugs. They work great to reduce the volume of painful noises to the point that theyre no longer painful. I like that they look like music earbuds to deter people from talking to me because i dont want to be bothered if im already overwhelmed. The case is a bit too big for my liking though, i switched the earplugs to a different, smaller case which i could attach a keychain to so i can hang them on my lanyard for easier access if i need them fast.

I ordered this set of ear plugs for my daughter who is sensitive to sound. They work very well to mute the volume of the noise, they are not noise cancelling. They arrived quick and have so many different size tips in two materials. There are 4 sets of super soft thin rubber rips and 2 sets of foam tips which are firmer. I love that she can wear them with her headphones and you can wear them with the pointed end up or down, up seems to be more comfortable for her and to me as well. We use the smallest rubber tips and stay in place. There is a nice hard plastic case which would easily fit 3 sets of these ear buds. I recommend them for adults and kids.

I've used the foam ear inserts 2 or 3 times and they have started falling apart. The silicone ones aren't comfortable for me, so I am really dissatisfied with how the foam is falling apart.

I appreciate it comes in a variety of sizes and thickness. I like that it is easy to clean with hydrogen peroxide. It definitely blocks annoying sounds but still allows you to hear if your phone rings or alarm goes off.

Despite the variety of insertion adaptors provided, don't assume that these items will fit. They are no easier than foam ear plugs to insert and far too shallow to be effective. or to remain in place. I note absolutely no "noise cancelling" effect, only deadening.

I use this when I drum. They muffle the sound very minimally. So, I am not sure how well they're working

They advertise them as sound filtering, but they work too well as ear plugs and wind up just blocking out most of the sound. Great if you’re looking for quiet, not so great if you’re looking for earplugs for concerts which is what this was a sponsored listing for. False advertising.

These aren’t like some earplugs I have purchased in the past, which allowed some sound through intentionally. These have no port or filter for sound to come through - they’re intended to fully plug your ears. I was quite disappointed in the design, as “concert noise reduction” would imply that some noise is going to come through a filter, and not a blocked ear. For my use, it’s a fail. As advertised, it’s a fail. “High fidelity”? Whoever attached that phrase to this product must have been high.Even if they were intended to be used as noise cancelling earplugs, they fail. They dampen noise, but don’t block it out. On the other hand, they don’t do a good enough job to allow for conversations. Maybe they’re good for sleep - I don’t know, and have no interest in testing that aspect.But, get clever with them and modify the way sound can travel through the material? That’s what I suggested to the company. They weren’t open to the idea of improving the product, but did refund my purchase, and sent two additional pairs of another model for me to try. I’m also not a fan of these, as they too have a closed design.The only boon these earplugs have is the variety of fittings for different sized ears. Customizing a fit is important.Maybe one day companies will be willing to listen to what their customers want. For now, I have 3 pairs of earplugs that don’t meet my needs.