Loop now sells five main models in India, priced between Rs. 1,799 and Rs. 4,999.
Quiet 2 gives 24 dB; Switch 2 adjusts between 20 and 26 dB.
Pick Quiet 2 for sleep, Experience 2 for concerts, Engage 2 for conversations.
Loop Earplugs, founded in Belgium in 2016, has sold more than 20 million earplugs worldwide. In India, the brand’s range now runs from Rs. 1,799 to Rs. 4,999. With similar names and overlapping claims, buyers often struggle to tell the models apart. Here is what each one does and who it suits.
Loop earplugs are certified as hearing protection under European personal protective equipment regulations. All five main models use reusable, washable silicone tips instead of disposable foam. Switch 2 comes with four tip sizes, XS to L, to help users get a secure seal. A poor seal cuts noise reduction sharply, so fit matters as much as the model.
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Quiet 2 is the cheapest at Rs. 1,799 and offers the strongest standalone noise reduction. It is rated at 24 dB SNR and is listed as best for sleep, deep focus, travel, and commutes. Loop describes it as a way to drown out noise and get into a personal bubble. It suits students, commuters, and anyone who wants general-purpose quiet.
Both cost Rs. 2,699, but they do different jobs. Experience 2 is meant for nightlife and live events, with up to 17 dB of reduction and little change to sound quality. That makes it a fit for concerts, festivals, and sports events.
Engage 2 provides 16 dB of reduction and is built so users can speak without the ‘head-underwater’ feeling that most earplugs cause. Loop recommends it for conversations, social gatherings, parenting, and noise sensitivity. Loop also sells Engage 2 Plus at Rs. 3,499 and Engage Kids 2 at Rs. 2,699.
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At Rs. 4,999, Switch 2 is the most expensive model. A single switch moves the wearer between Engage, Experience and Quiet modes depending on the environment. Those modes are rated at 20, 23 and 26 dB SNR. It is passive hearing protection and contains no batteries or electronics. It's ideal for someone who moves between an office, a commute, and a gig in a single day.
Dream costs Rs. 3,899 and is positioned as the best sleep experience, while Quiet 2 is described as versatile and suited to everyday use. Loop’s own guidance says that anyone who already owns Quiet 2 is covered for focus and travel. A sleeper who wants earplugs for nothing else may prefer Dream. The cheaper Quiet 2 earplugs likely serve someone who also flies or works in a noisy office better.
Sleep only: Dream
Sleep, study, flights and commutes on a budget: Quiet 2
Concerts and festivals: Experience 2
Conversations, parenting and noise sensitivity: Engage 2
One pair for every situation: Switch 2
Loop’s lineup is less confusing than it looks once the use case is clear. Quiet 2, at Rs. 1,799, is the practical starting point for most people. Experience 2 and Engage 2 suit concerts and conversations; Dream is for those who want earplugs only for sleep; and Switch 2, at Rs. 4,999, makes sense for those who need all three levels of protection in one pair. Whichever you pick, a good fit with the right tip size matters as much as the model.
What is the cheapest Loop earplug in India?
Loop Quiet 2 is the cheapest at Rs. 1,799. It offers 24 dB SNR reduction for sleep, focus, travel, and commutes.
Which Loop earplug is best for sleep?
Loop Dream, priced at Rs. 3,899, is built for sleep. Quiet 2 costs less and works for sleep, travel, and focus.
Which model suits concerts and festivals?
Experience 2 costs Rs. 2,699 and suits concerts, festivals, and sports events. Loop rates it up to 17 dB of reduction.
How is Loop Switch 2 different from other models?
Switch 2 costs Rs. 4,999 and offers three modes: Engage (20 dB), Experience (23 dB), and Quiet (26 dB). It needs no batteries.
Are Loop earplugs reusable and certified?
Yes. They use washable silicone tips in multiple sizes and are certified as hearing protection under European personal protective equipment law.