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Sold by: Hellota
Business name: ningboshuyudianzishangwuyouxiangongsi
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strangely all from April 2025. seemingly they did a marketing push and then...didn't sell for a year?
personally safety equipment isn't somewhere I'd cut corners. if you care enough to protect your hearing at loud events, get something that you know is legit. the feature claims on this seem cool with the adjustability but YMMV
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Take a closer look at their product images and I suspect you'll be dubious too. they have a graph showing 90-120 dB sounds being reduced to 30dB...which is claiming 60-90dB reduction. which is BS.
You indicate I shouldn't voice concerns unless I have tried them myself...have you? Before you promoted them on Slickdeals and defend their use?
The advertised claims of this product are sketchy which definitely means the seller can't be trusted and probably means they are junk
You indicate I shouldn't voice concerns unless I have tried them myself...have you? Before you promoted them on Slickdeals and defend their use?
The advertised claims of this product are sketchy which definitely means the seller can't be trusted and probably means they are junk
No, I have not tried these... and voicing concerns is fine,, but imo, yours wasn't a concern, but more assuming it wouldn't work, or that's how it read to me.
I did read the views and to me, they were relatively genuine sounding with decent amount of detail, so if you want something adjustable, for $10 imo it's worth a try and then again, if u dont like it, just return it?
I just tried to point out the warning signs I noticed to save others from missing them. If you see them and still choose to buy, cool 👍
As the other person commented above, maybe they'll be great for sleeping - that seems like a less risky environment to use these for. If they actually only reduce the sound 10dB instead of the claimed 90, probably good enough for some better rest.
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