will these block out snoring?
627536
Possibly will. The beats work best for noise cancelling, but for the price of these, they work out well too, plus some soothing music will surely help.
324767
Super comfortable in any position, do not protrude. Be aware that they basically block out all sound, except that of a snorer
2012121
These are good for wireless headsets and for the price. You will still hear some snoring but not nearly as loud as without them.If you want a real quiet headset you should get a much more expensive "noise canceling" head set, usually they connect with a long small audio cable and cost over $500.
452783
Probably not. And they poke out too far for someone to wear when sleeping unless they lay on their back. Ironically, snoring is usually worse when someone's on their back. Wax is actually best if you can get it out clean afterwards.
1947430
I use them for motorcycle riding so I have to believe they would help for snoring...BUT...the method of insertion into and out of the ear canal is a short, stiff plastic piece to grab onto. Seems to me it would not be fun to turn your side and have a pillow put pressure on the rod. Maybe I am wrong and it would be fine. Not sure.
1816065
They dampen noise, but are not silencers. I can wear these on airplanes and hear people talking just fine, but the overall noise level is seriously reduced. It assists one to ignore the noise more easily. Depending upon your ability to ignore soft noises, these may or may not work for you.
324765
I use these for sleeping. I don't like the foam ones for environmental reasons / how frequently you have to dispose - I can wash these & reuse - the ridges seem a little softer too, which is nice - I can insert them to block almost all noise; but also adjust them so I can hear conversation but block or muffle a lot of the surrounding noise around me.
134565
No. They provide a substantial reduction in the level of the noise, but you can still hear things muffled.
1118675
No they don't block out noise. They work for me because I want to be aware of sound around me but I can still enjoy my music at the same time. I hope this helps you.
450554
Yes, they should. Unless he talks very loud. You just have to make sure you press them so they really stick to the skin of the outer ear. My husband snores and I never hear him nor the cat meowing in the morning.
596028
i would think they'd do the trick for you. they don't block out everything, but definitely take the "hard edges" off sound. i work in a very noisy office, and since using these, nobody is in danger of getting smacked anymore <grin>
807371
With just the noise cancelling, no. With noise cancelling and music, yes! My partner snores terribly and these have been amazing, provided that I'm listening to something through them (nature sounds seem to have an additional "white noise" type of effect).
1915046
I don't believe they would completely block the sound or create COMPLETE silence. I live right on a major road (4 lanes of traffic) with my bedroom facing the road, and they block out most of that noise...to the point where I can sleep soundly. I hope this helps.
1816062
My roommate used to snore quite loudly and these allowed me to sleep through the night. On nights where they fell out I'd just pop em back in.
670702
Not really that kind of product. I can tell you from personal experience that the noise level reduction with the plugs in place is at least 70 percent compared to the level experienced without the plugs in place. I find them to be fantastic. Cuts down snoring to virtually nothing and diminishes TV sounds to barely audible.
1947428
If you intend to be sleeping beside the snorer I wouldn't recommend these. They have a small extension that goes beyond flush with the ear. It would be uncomfortable if you turn your head on the pillow. If you are up and functioning around the snorer it would reduce the intensity of the sound but not 100%
1293320
No they won't cancel snoring. Not effective on speech, just on constant background noise.