I think it’s worth to mention, that on the website it says that the dream version kinda wears off after around 100 nights, because of the foam-rubber mix used in the product, so you need to buy new one/replace them with another tip.
@ I can’t tell you from my experience, since I didn’t order it, but from what I read it does matter and with time it becomes useless, maybe not in a hundred nights, but a dozen more, but eventually you will have to swap the tips
Oh wow! I don’t like that. I’ll stick to my Quiet 2 then. I mean, maybe I should just go with the pink foam cheapies from the drug store instead. I wonder how the dream compares to those 😉.
Glad to hear. Watched your Loop quiet 2 review and was dissapointed that it's not good for side sleepers and then Loop comes out with a new Dream version designed SPECIFICALLY for side sleeperes. Even though it's 50$ it will still be worth it if it gives me a good night sleep
@@_Curiosity_ Glad you watched my previous review. Yes, these are definitely much much better for side sleepers. I don’t even know I have them and I don’t wake up with sore ears. Make sure you find the right eartip size.
@@TwinkleX0 I am definitely able to hear my alarm but I would suggest to test for yourself. If you altered the the volume of the alarm, you should check first 😃 But don’t worry about not being able to hear the alarm if you set it to be louder
No, no worries about that 😃 the alarm clock is louder than what they block but I would definitely try it out before so you know if the alarm still wakes you up 😃 If not, you can still get a smart watch or something that would wake you up by vibration
I need to get a new cable for my main mic, which I have on an arm. This one just sounds better when I am holding it in front of me. I don’t really like the sound when it is on my clothing + I have to put down my necklace, which I don’t want to do 🥺
@ That makes sense, and thanks for posting your video review. Like you, I already have a Quiet 2. I will stick with them for the time being. As someone mentioned in the comments, the Dream is only advertised as being good for 100 uses! I think that’s absurd considering their price. I wonder if you might post a review update in the future should your current Dream earplugs wear out! I appreciate the directness of many of the thoughts you share in your videos. Keep going!
@@AN-uf5vg I talked about it reducing ~27dB. I am talking from a users perspective. The biggest issue with the Quiet 2 Plus was how uncomfortable they were for side sleepers. I never had an issue with them not reducing enough sound, that’s why I focused on other aspects more. I don’t see an issue with that.
I think it’s worth to mention, that on the website it says that the dream version kinda wears off after around 100 nights, because of the foam-rubber mix used in the product, so you need to buy new one/replace them with another tip.
does it actually wear off like is there a noticeable difference after ~100 days?
@ I can’t tell you from my experience, since I didn’t order it, but from what I read it does matter and with time it becomes useless, maybe not in a hundred nights, but a dozen more, but eventually you will have to swap the tips
Oh wow! I don’t like that. I’ll stick to my Quiet 2 then. I mean, maybe I should just go with the pink foam cheapies from the drug store instead. I wonder how the dream compares to those 😉.
Thanks for the great review! I would love for you to review the new Loop Switch 2 ear plugs.
Good, thorough review. Very helpful, thanks.
Happy I could help
Glad to hear. Watched your Loop quiet 2 review and was dissapointed that it's not good for side sleepers and then Loop comes out with a new Dream version designed SPECIFICALLY for side sleeperes. Even though it's 50$ it will still be worth it if it gives me a good night sleep
@@_Curiosity_ Glad you watched my previous review. Yes, these are definitely much much better for side sleepers. I don’t even know I have them and I don’t wake up with sore ears. Make sure you find the right eartip size.
@ Thanks for the advice. I will try different sizes for sure. Your reviews are amazing and on point. Also very relatable))
@ Thanks a bunch, such feedback means a lot
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Would you still be able to hear an alarm through the ear plugs?
@@TwinkleX0 I am definitely able to hear my alarm but I would suggest to test for yourself. If you altered the the volume of the alarm, you should check first 😃 But don’t worry about not being able to hear the alarm if you set it to be louder
@@dielenka Thanks! I've just ordered a pair
@ Glad I could help. Hope you’ll be happy with them
I'll check these out. Thank you! (Do they make you miss the alarm clock? 😊)
No, no worries about that 😃 the alarm clock is louder than what they block but I would definitely try it out before so you know if the alarm still wakes you up 😃 If not, you can still get a smart watch or something that would wake you up by vibration
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Nice!
Also- Why are you holding the mic? Maybe clip on or get a boom?
I need to get a new cable for my main mic, which I have on an arm. This one just sounds better when I am holding it in front of me. I don’t really like the sound when it is on my clothing + I have to put down my necklace, which I don’t want to do 🥺
@ That makes sense, and thanks for posting your video review. Like you, I already have a Quiet 2. I will stick with them for the time being. As someone mentioned in the comments, the Dream is only advertised as being good for 100 uses! I think that’s absurd considering their price. I wonder if you might post a review update in the future should your current Dream earplugs wear out! I appreciate the directness of many of the thoughts you share in your videos. Keep going!
Loved the video thank you
@@repeattuber2018 So happy you did! You’re welcome
You hardly talked about noise reduction, the whole reason for this product existing
@@AN-uf5vg I talked about it reducing ~27dB. I am talking from a users perspective. The biggest issue with the Quiet 2 Plus was how uncomfortable they were for side sleepers. I never had an issue with them not reducing enough sound, that’s why I focused on other aspects more. I don’t see an issue with that.
Great
Glad you liked it