Concert Earbuds - Noise Cancelling up to 20dB, Silver Case | For music, festivals & loud venues, hearing protection earbuds

I bought the pro version for gigs/concerts/loud bars and am thoroughly impressed! For anyone who gets fatigued by sound at busy pubs/bars then these are for you as well. You can still easily hold a conversation with those immediately around you and still hear everything. They're also very discreet when in yours ears. Comfort wise they're good too. I forget I have them in. Mine came with 3 standard and 3 small sized earplugs as well as a metal screw cap carry case that can be attached to keys. I imagine the standard size would fit the majority of people. I've always had a hard time finding earbuds for music that fit me but had no issue with these. Once they're in, they're in. Getting them out is easy as well. They have a small pull tab for removal. In summary, I am very impressed. Loud music is not dulled, you can still hear highs/mids/lows and if anything, it's actually improved when wearing these earplugs. It's difficult to explain - it's as if the loudness is gone but the power is still there. You know how loud music or sounds can make you wince, or even make your inner ear start aching/tingling? These earplugs remove that, and yet you still feel the thump from speakers and can hear everything in the song. It removes the fatigue and that's why I love them. Conversation with those in your close vicinity is still clear, albeit more quiet, and the comfort is great. The description I gave above about loud music is the same for loud environments. People shouting over each other at a busy bar gets lost in the background and doesn't bleed into the conversation you're having with friends.

Used these at a concert in which I was very close to the front of the stage and they worked fantastically for over 3 hours. The cylindrical case is very handy to store them so that you don't lose them, although it seemed to take quite a while to screw the thing open! I don't have any problems with the fit, but your mileage may vary as I am very used to in-ear monitors that go fairly deep in the ear canal. I got a great seal with these and I would describe the effect as more of a slight muffle or noise reduction, rather than the feel you get from those usual cheap foam earplugs where it just feels like you're underwater. I could still hear the various frequencies of the music, but using these meant that when the concert was over, I didn't have that persistent ringing in my ears like I do if I don't use these. Overall, a fantastic set for protecting your hearing whilst not sacrificing the quality of the sound.

Weird but outstanding for what they do. These do not block sound completely and are no use if your wife/partner/whatever snores like a possessed wild bear because you can still very very clearly hear all verbal communication. They excel at mitigating all the other sounds however. They are tricky to get in, might need a bit of saliva and after a couple of hours they did start to feel uncomfortable, but crikey the protection from loud sounds is unarguable. You speak quieter with them in, its quite funny, and people may ask you to speak up when internally you think you are talking at normal volume.

There's a lot of earplugs on the market, probably a lot much better than this one, but I get used to them, quality to value ratio is decent.

DONT GET THESE! I am annoyed I wasted my money on these, and they are not cheap. Wore them to a gig yesterday and you can barely make out the instruments. Same as using foam earplugs from behind the bar. Save your money and get some proper expensive pro earplugs, or just use basic ones which seem to do the same thing.

They're very comfortable and they do work at protecting your hearing. I don't have ringing ears after rock concerts anymore. But they definitely do affect the sound! They make the concert sound bassy. It's harder to hear the guitars and vocals. All earplugs I like that I think? I'm yet to find any that don't muffle the sound.

Normally attend loud dance events, and experience a buzzing/ringing in my ears when leaving the venue, which also prevented me from falling asleep for a while after going to bed, the ringing normally extended into the next day. I've used these the past 2 events that I have attended, and initially was very sceptical that they would muffle the music too much, however it's far from that! They just filter the higher damaging frequencies, and allow you to hear the music perfectly at a decent volume. Also come in a very handy carry case, great design, and also 2 sizes or plugs. Really glad that I have decided to try these, and will be using at every event.

The band sounds great still and I know my ears are being protected. Other types I have used cut the volume but at the expense of clarity.

Irrinunciabili per ogni concerto che ho visto.

I used this 1 time until now for a concert and it’s a win!!

This has saved my ears so many times . I’ve bought many other earplugs before, but this has been the best, and I can definitely hear conversation still without being fully unaware of my surroundings. Plus, it does mute a lot of the unwanted sounds, music and irritating voices in a very busy room, especially in a loud restaurant. Finally I found something that works. I also have meniers and this has been heaven sent, minimizing and managing the triggering sounds that otherwise would’ve sent me overboard to feeling nausea and dizziness.

Amazing

First of all, I bought the Music Pro in early 2024. 20-db attenuation fileter (Pro has just one set of filters). It came with two sets of ear plugs (regular and small size) and each set had three plugs. So six plugs and three filers overall (they can be taken out and put in other ear plugs). So that's great off the top that they give you an extra one for each size as a spare; though if you lose one you're still in business. Also, buying two sets actually give you six earplugs if you're a couple with a kid, or a parent with two kids (like me). But how do they feel and sound? They insert easily and fit comfortably. I'm a 200-lb male and used the big ones and they were good. I went to an industrial club night that is very loud and hurts my ears without plugs and they did a fine job. From about 30 meters from the stage the volume was comfortable but still loud enough to feel the music. The attenuation was not 100% perfect but very good, meaning it didn't sound like an album at reduced volume but it was nowhere near as muffled as regular foam plugs; I could hear the different instruments and vocals fairly cleanly. it's a huge improvement over foam plugs. The people who say it sounds the same as foam plugs, not for me, not by a long shot. When I moved up to the stage to have the PA just a few feet away, it was louder but not painful, and I'm sensitive to volume. As I have tinnitus, it's hard to tell if damage (ringing) was done but my ears were not uncomfortable and I always have ringing in my ears. I think for concerts the 20-db filters would be great. If you go to super-loud clubs and dance right by the PA you may be good with the 20-db filter but if you're super sensitive you may want to do to the Moto version (24-db attenuation and, apparently, the same filter technology; also, apparently, attenuation is NOT linear so the extra 4-db attenuation is NOT simply 20% more than the regular 20-db filters; look into this online). I'm a 53-three-year old guy who destroyed his ears in his teens and early 20s playing guitar in bands and then dancing in goth-industrial clubs for decades. So I know of what I speak. I recently paid $330 (Can) for custom plugs but the left ear was not a snug fit and after returning it for re-sizing it was still loose. So I won't use them but will use my Earpeace Pro plugs that cost $50 (Can). One more thing: When I met friends at the club, I could — surprisingly — hear the conversation. With foam plugs everything is really bad when I talk to people and at times, indecipherable. Not with these. That's great for socializing. Otherwise I would have to nod my head and do the Bill Burr thing: offer vague responses (what are you gonna do, etc.) to stuff people were saying because I couldn't understand them. :) So, good value and essential for those who play in bands, go to concerts, or dance at clubs. Regardless of what you do USE SOME KIND OF EAR PROTECTION; ONCE THE DAMAGE IS DONE IT'S FOREVER. Trust me. Even if you don't buy Earpeace, buy the competition, use foam plugs — use anything but don't go to high-volume events and not use ear protection. The ringing in my ears NEVER GOES AWAY. I have to sleep with a noise machine because of it. Parents, buy this for your kids as a gift. It's a small price to pay for a lifetime of hearing. Rant over. And no, I'm not affiliated with this company. Just protect your ears, people.