Premium Complete – 4 Noise-Reduction Levels (15-24 dB) , Upgraded Materials

A good option We got these to try and the main user of these would be my wife as she needs them to sleep at night. Sometimes she might wear ear plugs in the day as well. I’ve given them a go as well but they aren’t something I’d use often, more in a situation I’d specifically need to take them with me. These start off well as they are good quality and feel nice. And the best part is that they do everything right. You get four sizes and that makes it easy to find the right fit. And you might have to try each to be sure, sometimes a perfect fit actually isn’t. And then the noise levels do work but are more noticeable if the world is already quiet, as the difference is quite subtle. When wearing them they are discrete and okay to wear whilst sleeping. But one draw back is the loop earplugs. Frankly they just fit better, and more comfortable and blog sound better. You can’t adjust them and can need two sets, but they are better. For the cost these are okay. They do as they should but don’t best or match the competition. They have adjustable sound levels and that’s the main reason to get them over something else if that matters most to you. We’re happy with them.

Excellent 4-level switch dampening system with premium storage case, tiny compact size!. These little earplugs are quite impressive for their size. The modular design and switch system are very innovative, allowing for quick and easy noise-level customization with options ranging from light sound dampening to more powerful noise reduction. They offer reduction levels ranging from 15 dB, 20 dB, 21 dB & 24 dB SNR, depending on the switch configuration used. I also like how thin and flush they sit inside my ears, I could even sleep with them in comfortably. They fit snugly and stay securely in place. The carrying case is also very cool. A slight press on the back causes it to pop open smoothly, giving it a premium feel and slick appearance. The earplugs themselves are highly customizable, with silicone tips ranging from XS, S, M (default), and L sizes. The sound-dampening insert can be removed for lighter sound isolation, or you can use the slider switch on the insert to select different levels of noise reduction. It's like having several earplugs built into one compact unit. At first, I tried inserting them like typical earbuds with the stems pointing downward, but the correct orientation is to insert them with the stems pointing upward and then rotate them backward into place. Overall I think they are an excellent value. They are reusable, well-built with quality materials, include a storage case and most importantly work well, I couldn't ask for more from an earplug.

Good quality, comfortable hearing protection buds for conversations in crowded areas This review covers two of the Earmuffz hearing protection earbuds, which I ordered at the same time for comparison and to see how they stood up against another name-brand option I own. The first product is the “Complete” model (this item), and the second is the “Adventure” model. Quality-wise, the Earmuffz earbuds are very good. The materials feel durable and smooth, they’re made well with no flaws that I can find, and consistency among the earbud pairs in both appearance and function is spot-on. They’re comparable in construction quality to the other buds my family has been using for years, though materials are slightly different with the other brand feeling more “premium.” There are trade-offs for that, though. The other brand can be slippery at times and though all three can be considered lightweight, that brand feels heavier than the Earmuffz. Granted, they’re still lightweight, but when it comes to wearing buds for hours at a time, even a small amount of weight can impact longevity. Of the three, the Adventure feels the lightest when worn, followed by the Adventure and then brand three. Although all three earbuds have different dampening goals for different environments, they all seem to be equally as effective, as well with my other brand serving as a comparison to both sets of Earmuffz since it’s a hybrid model (bundled with attachments for multiple environments). Please note: noise dampening buds aren’t intended to replace noise cancelling headphones; they dampen certain noise levels or sounds to protect hearing and to highlight other noises, like voices. The highlighted noises can sometimes come across as louder, which is desirable for conversations in noisy environments or to focus on music at a concert. That does, however, make these types of buds a poor choice for an airplane or other areas where dampening all noises is desired. All three pairs come with different sizes of eartips (XS, S, M, L for the Earmuffz) that are easy to swap out, soft, and malleable, and none of them pop off on their own. The cases are also of similar quality, though they have significantly different designs. The Earmuffz cases open by pressing the bottom to slide the case up and open while the other brand has a standard case. Although innovative, I’m not a fan of the Earmuffz case since it opens too easily in my bag. Fortunately, the other difference between the cases is the custom fit for the Earmuffz buds, which keeps them locked into place until intentionally removed. This means that I won’t lose them in my bag even when they pop open. The other buds come out of their case too easily The bottom line on quality and effectiveness is that Earmuffz is a viable alternative to my tried-and-true brand. Given that the Earmuffz are lighter, I’ll reach for them first going forward unless I’m in an environment that has changing needs or unknown variables. In those situations, the other brand makes more sense since I’d have to carry two cases with the Earmuffz. Now, comparing the two sets of Earmuffz: Complete - –These cover 15/20/21/24 dB, which makes them ideal for busy and crowded environments like museums and school open houses since they dampen competing backgrounds while allowing conversations and other similar noises to come through. –The center of these is solid, which is part of their function but that also makes them more visually obvious in the ear and slightly harder to lock into place. –Some of the most comfortable noise dampening earbuds I’ve worn to-date, and for longer periods of time. If it wasn’t for the effect they had on sound, I’d forget I was wearing them. –Expensive. Adventure - –This model covers only 19db and is meant for environments where you need to protect your hearing but want most of the sound to come through, such as at sporting events and concerts. –The center of these is open, which makes them less conspicuous than other options. That design also makes it easier to grip and twist the buds into place. –As mentioned, they’re the lightest of the two Earmuffz models. –Unfortunately, they’re also the most uncomfortable of all three of my earbuds. The most I’ve been able to tolerate is 30 minutes before my ears feel sore. It’s possible this is an issue with my ear shape, but since I have no issues with the other pair of Earmuffz, I suspect it has something to do with the design or plastic. –A reasonable MSRP for good-quality, reusable hearing protection earbuds.

Helps me sleep during the day I use these when I need to sleep during the daytime. I have a baby at home and she can be very loud, so reducing the background noise makes a big difference when I’m trying to get some rest. They don’t completely cut me off from everything, which I actually prefer, but they take the edge off the noise enough for me to settle down more easily. I also like that there are four different noise-reduction levels, from 15 to 24 dB, so they aren’t limited to just one setting. The pack includes four sizes of washable silicone tips as well, which helps with getting a proper fit. They’ve become something I reach for whenever I need a daytime nap.