Loop Engage^™ 2

Yes. Restaurants and cafés often combine multiple conversations, music and other background sounds. Loop Engage helps soften surrounding noise so conversations can feel more comfortable and easier to follow.

Many people use Loop Engage at family gatherings, parties, community events and other social settings where noise levels can become overwhelming.

Yes. Loop Engage can be useful in open offices, coworking spaces and other workplaces where background noise may affect comfort and concentration.

Yes. Many users wear Loop Engage 2 during meetings to help reduce distracting sounds while staying focused on the conversation.

Parents can use Loop Engage 2 to reduce everyday household noise while staying present and connected with their children.

People wear Loop Engage 2 to make busy environments feel more comfortable by reducing background noise without completely disconnecting from their surroundings.

Yes. Shopping centres, supermarkets and other public spaces can be noisy environments. Loop Engage 2 can help create a calmer experience while allowing you to stay aware of what is happening around you.

Users wear Loop Engage 2 on trains, buses and other forms of public transport to reduce background noise while remaining connected to announcements and conversations.

The dB (or decibel) rating tells you how much quieter things get when you wear them. The higher the number, the more sound is reduced.

Engage reduces up to 16 dBs. Lower than the rest of the lineup – and intentionally so. In social situations, you don't want to tune people out. You want to take the edge off the background so whoever you’re talking to is easier to hear.

Compare that with Experience, which reduces up to 17 dBs. The numbers are close, but the filters work differently. Experience is for music: it keeps sound clear and balanced at loud volumes. Engage is for speech: it's designed to reduce the muffled, blocked-ear sensation so voices stay natural when you're talking.

Higher dB isn't "better", it's about what the filter is built to let through. For conversations and social situations, Engage's 16 dB rating is just right.

For a full breakdown of each product's dB rating, read What level of sound reduction does Loop Earplugs offer?

Dream and Quiet are designed to block as much sound as possible. Experience and Engage are designed to let a quieter version of sound through – so music still sounds like music and voices stay clear. Their lower ratings are the point.

The rating is measured in a lab, with a perfect fit. In real life, how much reduction you get depends on wearing them correctly: the right ear tip size, inserted properly.