High Fidelity Concert Ear Plugs, 2 Pairs Ear Protection Musician Earplugs for Concerts, Music Festival, Motorcycle, and Other Noise Reduction Events

as a musician with ear damage at the moment awaiting surgery i needed something for rehearsal sessions with the band i work with at the moment we play anything from glass beams type music up to heavier stuff these plugs are absolutely great first session with them as my last session i had a bit of ear pain and headaches as our room gets mega loud with a full setup these saved my ears perfectly we went louder than last session and these kept me sorted no pain no ringing no headaches and this is in a small rehearsal room with gig setup amps etc so i am impressed, didnt dull the sound too much but enough to save my ears i could still hear what i needed im going to get a few more sets myself as they are brilliant if you practice quite quiet id probably go for a 15-17bd reduction but these where perfect for a massively loud room and would probably be good for concerts i will test them on live performances when i dont use IEM's but i have confidence they will deal with whatever i throw at them, even got 2 sets and a nice little carry tube but i just use the little plastic containers as i take a few sets for different levels and only one set fits in the tube but great for the price.

Carry case is solid, and whilst useful, it's not easy to get the plugs back out again. Size - I'd say i've got pretty average ears and they fit well! Noise reduction - I've no doubt that these do actually work... I tested them at home with some very loud Pantera and could hear all the notes and instruments clearly. The only problem was that during the actual concert, the bass became quite prominent and the highs were muted.... Not really sure why they sounded so different after I'd already tested them at home, but they became unusable for their purpose. Maybe for typical rock/pop they'd be fine. Ear Protection - They do mute the noises, so no concerns there. They do the job. Comfort - You can tell they're there, but they're not uncomfortable. Definitely not as uncomfortable as tinnitus! Ease of use - A bit of poking and prodding, and they eventually go in. The instructions provided are clear and if you follow them it's actually pretty easy to get them in.

Great, tinnitus sufferer so purchased for when im in overly loud environments , helps settle me and save spikes in my tinnitus.

Good for loud environments where you still want to hear a bit.

Bought these for a loud gig and they really worked well. Quite easy to put in and I quite liked the level of noise reduction. It was enough to really protect my eardrums, but not so much that it ruined the music. I tried taking them out every now and then to see the difference and it was pretty stark! The only reason I give them 4 stars are they are a bit expensive for what they are. They are pretty simple, small bits of plastic and rubber and although you do get two pairs in the pack, they must cost almost zero to produce. I think a fiver would be a more reasonable price point. That said, even if the only ones you could get were fifty or a hundred quid, I would still strongly recommend getting a pair as attending just a few loud gigs can be enough to give you tinnitus and ruin your life! PLEASE wear ear protectors when going to loud music events!

As someone who both loves concerts and has hearing damage, these are great! I've got fairly bad hearing damage from listening to loud music and concerts. I bought these to replace an old pair that I now take with me - Not wanting the damage to get any worse! - and they're great. They fit really comfortably. They're tight and don't feel like they'll fall out at all but they're comfortable enough you can forget you're wearing them. They look good, very discreet. I went to a concert this week and it was brilliant, I could hear everything I needed to but the crowd and 'noise' was muffled and my ears didn't ring at all afterwards. These really do what they're designed to do well. They come with a little metal carrying tube that clips onto your keyring which is really nice and makes it practical to use for other applications, like sitting on a loud bus to drown out the noise. The clip also makes it harder to forget them. Overall, very impressed. A must have for regular concert goers. Protect your hearing!

Amazing little earplugs

Had these for festivals this summer. They block out the sound well. I was happily grooving Infront of a big stack BUT you do loose a lot of top end notes. I found I had to take them out to talk to people also.

I recently purchased the Laudexua High Fidelity Concert Ear Plugs, and they've been an absolute game-changer for me! Whether you're a music enthusiast, motorcycle rider, or attending noisy events, these earplugs are a must-have. First and foremost, the sound quality remains crystal clear with these earplugs. As a music lover, I was worried about missing out on the nuances of live performances, but these earplugs struck the perfect balance. They reduce the volume to a comfortable level while preserving the richness and detail of the music. I can now enjoy concerts and music festivals without worrying about hearing damage. The fit is incredibly comfortable and secure. They come with multiple ear tip sizes to ensure a snug fit for everyone. I wore them for hours at a music festival, and they never felt uncomfortable or fell out. What sets these earplugs apart is their versatility. Whether I'm at a rock concert, a motorcycle ride, or a bustling event, they effectively reduce noise without making everything sound muffled. It's like having a volume control for the world around you! The included two pairs are a thoughtful touch. I've shared them with friends, and they've been equally impressed. The carrying case is convenient and keeps the earplugs clean and easily accessible. These earplugs are a fantastic investment in hearing protection. I appreciate that they prioritize both safety and the enjoyment of live experiences. If you value your hearing and want to savor every moment of your favorite events, look no further than Laudexua High Fidelity Concert Ear Plugs. They're worth every penny and then some! Highly recommended for music lovers and anyone seeking noise reduction without compromising on sound quality.

Great for the price, especially compared to other, more expensive offering. These are a perfect investment for someone who wants to protect their hearing, doesn't want to pay premium pricing, and still wants a product that works quite well. I might have gone into too much detail in this review. Pros: These do exactly what they say they do, they come with instructions, 2 pairs of concert-ear-buds, 2 clear carrying cases that are convenient, and a metal carrying case and carabiner, in-case you want to attach them to your keys or wallet and carry them like that. Me and my sibling got these to go to the 2025 Stray Kids concert, and they were great! They blocked out the majority of audience backround noise (talking, screaming, off-tune singing), allowing you to focus on the artist and music! You can really tell that they are protecting your ears from the loudest noises, but they still allow the sound of the music itself through, and you are able to talk to the people around you, as long as you talking in their direction. The last two k-pop concerts me and my sibling went to (Ateez and P1-Harmony) left us both with ringing ears and slightly diminished hearing for a day or two after, along with slight ear pain and headaches. But with these, we went through the whole concert very comfortably! The sound of the music remains quite clear, and these say they provide 23dB of protection- which I believe. Once you put these in, they are NOT falling out, no matter how rowdy or sweaty you get. The design also means that unless you have unusually large ear canals, these will fit just about anyone over the age of 12. A great purchase for someone who doesn't go to tons of concerts (we go to maybe 1 per year), but wants to protect their hearing whenever they do. They wear pretty comfortably, as long as you put them in following the instructions. If you don't, the seal these make in your ear might feel like its putting a bit of pressure on your ear canal (kind of like elevators) but you can just use the little tab build in to pull them loosely until the pressure lets up, and they will reseal themselved into your ear. They feel a little wierd at first, as they go deeper into your ear than you might expect if you've never worn ear protection like this, but you get used to it quickly, and forget they are even there. There really is not any worry of them getting stuck in your ear, since the little tab used to pull them out is longer than it seems. Overall, product seems well designed, and if you take care of them following the instructions in the box, they seem like they will last you multiple wears. Cons: I would argue that these may not be the way to go if you are a sound/music snob or attend concerts all the time or are a musician yourself, because even as someone who doesn't know a ton about music, I could tell that these headphones diminished the range of sounds we could hear. The deepest bass and higher notes and sounds in songs were quieter compared to the mid-tones. These also provide a LOT of protection compared to other products on the market (many products claim 10-15dB protection, vs these at 23dB). They worked well for very loud, hype, and bass heavy music like that of Stray Kids, but if you are going to see classical/acoustic/quieter music, these might lower the sound too much. That being said, since these block out so much audience noise, you are able to hear the music much more clearly than you would otherwise in a very rowdy crowd. Also, if you have lots of earwax, you may wanna give your ears a good wipe before putting these in, and have a small cloth (like a glass wipe or tissue or something) to give them a quick wipe before you put them away, as they can get a bit ear-waxy since they go deeper into your ear than traditional earbuds or foam ear plugs.

I bought Eargasm earplugs a few months ago as I am a frequent concert goer and saw an ad that made me realize I needed something to protect my ears. Eargasm was the brand I had seen all over my instagram, so I bought one pair for about $45. After a few concerts, I misplaced them and was in need of another pair. I did not want to spend that much money again and I was not overly impressed by the quality of that pair, so I decided to look at other options which is when I found the Laudexua ear plugs. I like that they were much more affordable, offered a high level of protection, and came with two different colored pairs. I was worried about the quality and price but I went for it anyways and I am so glad I did. These ear plugs have great sound quality and fit in my ears much more comfortably than my last pair. The seal feels very secure and I can still hear all of the details in the music without my ears ringing after the concert. I also use them when I blow dry my hair and when I am out at loud restaurants/bars/other venues. The carrying case is very handy, I keep one pair in my purse at all times. I overall am extremely happy with this purchase and if I lose my earplugs again, I will be buying this brand again. One note - these come as one size. They fit great in my ear, and I would say my ear canals are average size. They are flexible so I am sure they adjust to lots of ear sizes, especially a smaller ear.

Here’s a casual review you can use: --- **Perfect for concerts!** These fidelity concert ear plugs are amazing. Highly recommend these buds! They don’t hurt at all, and they’re way better than trying to shove cotton balls in your ears. They really dampen the loud noise, but you can still hear the music perfectly fine. Great sound, great comfort — total win for concerts.

Last Wednesday, my friend and I went to see Charlieonnafriday in Toronto and I got to use those earplugs for the first time. From the moment I put them on, they worked like a charm. We stood three rows from the stage and were very close to the large speakers. The earplugs did not budge from my ears even once and filtered the extra noise very well. I could still hear Charlie’s voice crystal clear but not the ruckus around me (which was a lot considering the number of fans at a sold out show). The earplugs come in a set of two with a carrying case that you can hook onto your bag, which I did at my show and which made the experience of holding them easier. I didn’t just chuck them inside my purse and hope for the best. I knew exactly where they were and knew that they were protected from other elements. If you’re looking for good, affordable earplugs for your next concert — these are the ones to get. Please protect your ears!