Earplugs for Sleeping, 33db Noise Canceling Ear Plugs, Waterproof Reusable Noise Canceling Earplugs for Concerts, Motorcycles, Travel and Hearing Protection - 8 Ear Tips in XS/S/M/L, White

I don’t often review the products I buy on Amazon but these were so amazing I had to make sure I took a moment to talk about them. As another user said it’s all about having them in right and once you find that spot you’ll know because they’re suddenly quite comfortable… now I did find that during the day they’re nice to drown out extra volume but like magic when I put them in at night that’s when the magic starts.. so if you’ve had problems with things like noisy neighbors or appliances keeping you from sleep and found the foam ones didn’t do much to calm that noise I think these might be exactly what you’re looking for… turning off those noises that keep you up all night or wake you up over and over.. for me the first night I slept with these was like sleeping for the first time I was on cloud 9. They’re comfortable to sleep and and stay put when they’re placed in right…they’re a 10/10 for this product.. the problems me and my partner have suffered due to noise of living in a poorly built overly acoustic condo finally have its truly first hopeful solution

These are pretty good for reducing general noise but not for totally cancelling it out. You will still hear loud noises. You will still hear the general stuff going on around you but it will be a whole lot less distracting.I have been using them to get my studying done at home while living in a very noisy household and they help so much it's unreal! I have kids so I still need to know if something big is going on but their normal chatter and playing during study time can break my focus. These allow me enough noise reduction to focus while still being able to hear if something is going on.These also work great for when my husband is watching tv at night while I'm studying. I can only hear a mumble and hum instead of every word which would have distracted me. But if he speaks directly to me, I can hear him and respond.These ear plugs really are incredible.

Yes they don’t completely block out the noise and I lose them in my sleep but they get the job done especially sleeping next to someone who has to have the tv on

I was really hoping these worked. They were super cute color and the silicone extremely soft. My ear canals is pretty small, so I really appreciate it. The variety of sizes to help accommodate your personal lies to me. It comes with a nice faux leather pouch to store them. After all of that unfortunately, I did not feel like there was any significant noise reduction from these. I even tried sizing up the earplugs, but no luck. I’ve had others try them out thinking maybe I was biased, but they reported the same. really sucks because the design and packaging was beautiful.

Better, and cheaper than Loops brand.

Most Important Thing to Read: I think there's probably a 10% chance that you will insert these in your ears correctly the first time. Don't worry, though, keep rotating them and swapping ears until you hit the way they're actually supposed to go in. If you think maybe they're not in correctly, you're probably right. When you get it, you'll know, because they'll be very comfortable. The best advice I can give to help you is that the o-ring needs to sit flush against your head, or more accurately the concha in your ear. The o-ring is not supposed to poke out as a pull-tab. But I was putting them in the wrong ears -- make sure their "curve" (between the earpiece and the o-ring) is curving the same way as the surface of your skull.Second Most Important Thing: The two smallest size of swappable ear-tips are nearly impossible to distinguish by touch or the naked eye. I had to get out a caliper to make sure I was picking the matching pair when I was trying out different sizes. And I was trying out different sizes because I couldn't figure out how to put these in right because I was treating them like earbuds (aka headphones) instead of earplugs. So read my Most Important Thing first, get that right, then pick the ear-tips that fit you best.Overall Impression: These are the most comfortable long-wear earplugs I have used. They're easier to put in than the pinchable foam disposable ones, stay in way better, and block noise more consistently. They're far more comfortable than my very expensive rubber-sheath-plus-attenuating-insert earbuds that I wore a lot as a gigging musician in my 20s, but those have more even attenuation across the frequency spectrum so they preserved musical (and speech) clarity better than these do. These are certainly more comfortable than wearing earmuffs!I don't need sleep earplugs generally, but I tried sleeping with these and it worked well. If you're looking for passive sleep earplugs, these are definitely worth a try.I'm not sure I can tell if the sound pressure attenuation is as steep as the -33dB they advertise. I tried these using some noisy power tools (oscillating tool, high-frequency rotary tool, angle grinder) and they definitely took the edge off. But I went at it on my drumset in my 3m x 4m music room and I still needed to put on the earmuffs to play with max energy.For general-purpose earplugs (machinery, HVAC, sleep peace) these are great. For concert use they are probably great, but I haven't gotten to check it out. For band practice they will work for maybe the quieter 80% of situations, but if you're playing rock or metal in a small-ish practice space, you'll probably need something better to manage your volume (PS, turn down the amps and get a plexi-shield for the drummer, it's what we did back in the day!)