Loop Dream – Silicone/Memory Foam Earplugs for Sleep Comfort | Comfortable Ear Plugs for Muffling Snoring & Sleeping | Customized Fit | 27dB (SNR) Noise Reduction

The Loop Dream earplugs are a great option if you want to block out background noise for sleep, travel, or study. The silicone tips are soft, and the memory foam expands gently to create a snug fit without pressure. They noticeably reduce noise (snoring, traffic, TV through walls), though you’ll still hear very loud sounds faintly, which is expected for safety.They come with a neat little case and multiple tip sizes, which makes it easy to find the right fit. After a few nights I found them comfortable enough to wear through the night without irritation.They don’t cancel sound completely, but they create a calm, muffled environment that makes falling asleep much easier. A good balance between comfort and noise reduction

I’ve been a loyal Loop customer for a while and have used the Quiet model with decent results, so I decided to upgrade to the Dreams. Big mistake. These don’t fit properly no matter which tips I try, and instead of muffling snoring like they claim, they barely take the edge off. I honestly hear little difference compared to wearing nothing at all. For the price, I expected a serious improvement, but they’re uncomfortable, ineffective, and not worth it. Save your money and stick with something that actually blocks noise.

I bought the Loop Dream earplugs for my wife as she’s a light sleeper and noises at night often keep her awake. She was a bit skeptical at first, but after a few nights she admitted they’ve made a real difference. The design is very soft and low profile, so she can sleep on her side without discomfort.They don’t block out everything (you can still hear alarms or if someone calls your name), but they take away the constant background noise that usually disturbs her sleep. It took her a night or two to get used to putting them in properly, but once in, they stay put and don’t fall out.For the price, I do think they’re a bit expensive compared to standard earplugs, but she’s been waking up more rested and that alone makes it worth it.Overall, they’ve really helped improve her sleep and I’m glad I got them for her.

I was worried about whether these would fit as I am quite petite, but they come with two different tip types in four different sizes each (so eight pairs of tips overall). I find the double tips to be a more comfortable fit personally. I have absolutely no issues sleeping the night through with them in, and they definitely reduce the noise I can hear from my neighbours significantly. In combination with a sleep mask with speakers, I've been sleeping better than ever! They are a little pricey but hopefully that means they'll last a good while and I know you can buy replacement tips for when they wear out (though they don't currently sell the matching colour).

I was a bit sceptical about these. I already sleep pretty well but with teenagers in and out of the house at all hours and a snoring husband, I thought I'd invest. These sleep earplugs are very expensive but are very good. They come with two different sorts of plugs in for sizes each. I didn't get on with the memory foam plugs but the double plugs fit perfectly. The attachment bit is soft and comfortably stays in my ears all night. My Fitbit tracks my sleep quality and I have had noticeably less 'awake time' in the past week since wearing them.

I sent these back for several reasons: they hurt my ears, they stuck out and caught on my hair, they didn’t make as much difference to blocking out sound as I needed. I mistakenly thought, well known and expensive meant better. I was wrong. They are pretty (lilac) and easy to swap the heads but none of the sizes adequately worked for me and trying to make them fit and create a vacuum just hurt. Maybe I just don’t have regular ears.

They do an okay job at blocking out noise... if you can get them in and if you can get them to stay in.They are not very well fitted to an ear canal shape, and so it can be hard to get them in properly.Once in, they are not nearly as good as silicone earbuds, but they do an okay job.They are relatively comfortable to wear and not painful like most earbuds.A big design flaw is that, even though they give you different size buds, they don't mark the left and right buds, so if you need a different size for each ear, there is no way to tell which is which.Also, they expect you to replace the buds every 100 days which, at this price, is not going to happen.

Excellent. Very comfortable to wear as a side sleeper. Block out a lot of snoring noise! Remember to pull back your ear to get proper fit as I didn't at first and it makes a huge difference. Fit your ears with the different sizes too. Would highly recommend. Better than any tried before.