QuietOn 3 Sleep Earbuds - Unboxing, First Impressions & Review - Noise Cancelling Earbuds

[@marcelloandres]

I just got mine two days ago. So far I don't feel like they're better at blocking noise than properly fitted foam earplugs, honestly. I'd love if you did a video comparing the QuietOn 3 to foam earplugs.

[@NickBorsellino]

good to know i will do that!

[@halinabonbon9936]

Same for me, any cheap earplugs will do the same job. And none of them block the low frequencies....

[@AngelinaKonetika]

Here same, they are like normal foam earplugs so returning these. Definitely not worth the money! The Bose sleepbuds 2 are much better.

[@marcelloandres]

yes! I ended up buying the Bose Sleepbuds after returning the QuietOn and I’m pretty happy with them

[@asifqureshi716]

that's exactly what i need to see... a noise comparison against standard foam ear plugs.

[@Milospn035]

Update after 9 months of use- left earbud stopped working. Charging case drastically dropped it’s power holding capacity but right earbud ( and left while still working) could normally hold the energy throughout the night, no issues in that regard at all. I love them as they really do the job for me . Hopefully my seller will replace them under warranty.

[@BSmith244]

Thanks for the review. I’ve been tempted by these, as well as the Bose and Amazfit but would prefer something that does the same but is able to play music, audiobooks or podcasts. I use an AirPod on low volume to stop my mind wandering and to help me fall asleep and it works great but I’m fed up having to search for it in the morning.

[@NickBorsellino]

People have recommended I try the Kokoon earbuds. They do it all!!! I haven't tried them yet though

[@soomin7893]

Hey Nick, thanks for making these review videos. I found them very useful! I was planing to buy Quieton 2 but didn’t because I knew from your last Quieton review video that it was uncomfortable. I was going to buy Bose sleep buds but learned from your channel that it’s a masking system which I don’t really like. I’m a light sleeper and I live in a room that’s right above a furnace system so the noise it makes wake me up. Do you think this pair will work for reducing that noise?

[@NickBorsellino]

Thanks for watching a bunch of my videos! I think the quietons would help as they are designed for snoring which are lower frequencies. My assumption is that a furnace has lower frequency sounds too so it should definitely make a difference. I haven't yet compared them to foam earplugs but that might be something you want to try before an investment into the quietons.

[@qihan9416]

Hi All, recently there are ambient low frequency noises around my neighborhood that are generated by industrial-sized air conditioning engineering. My family and many neighbors are not sensitive to them, but I have been driven crazy by them. I checked on the internet and believe I belong to the portion of 2~4% hyper-sensitive population to those low frequency noises. Will QuietOn 3 helps me on that, even reducing the level of noise? I have used many foam earplus and they are useless at all to those low frequency noises. Please share your experience. Thanks!

[@NickBorsellino]

I can't make any promises but I think the QuietOns would help. They have a satisfaction guarantee if you buy direct from them. I ordered the original version and didnt like them and all I had to pay for was return shipping. However the version 3 is much more comfortable than the originals! They are designed to block out lower frequencies like snoring so I think they would work great for what you need.

[@qihan9416]

@@NickBorsellino Thanks, My friend!

[@cybernetck]

@@qihan9416 hi there, what’s your take on the QuietOn 3’s? I’m in a similar position, as I have very sensitive hearing when it comes to low frequency noises. Thanks!

[@iloveshaneD]

我遇到了跟你们一样的低频噪音问题 来自空调外机 相信我 这款耳机在这方面特别强 我买了 非常有用

[@qihan9416]

@@iloveshaneD 多谢！

[@araisonea8941]

HOW about cancelling the noise of pushing chairs from neighborhood which through the floor or ceiling?

[@NickBorsellino]

neighbors suck!!! It won't eliminate it but it should lessen it. Have you started with regular foam earplugs to see how they work?

[@araisonea8941]

@@NickBorsellino I wear regular foam earplugs every night but I still woke up by the neighbor‘s pulling chair niose. This noise maybe over 50db and regular foam earplugs reduce about 27db high frequency noise. I guess pulling chairs is low frequency noise. So earplugs don't work

[@reemssmeer-maar-dan-omgeke9028]

@@araisonea8941 maybe ask Them to put vilt (?!) under their chairs (it's 1 minute work and you wont hear a thing).

[@toxicwaste920]

i have a wannabe neighbor with his lil souped up Honda with loud muffler --- wonder if this works?

[@gitaiganor4100]

I tested tonight , as well as the last few nights the Loop/Foam earplugs against Quieton3 what enables me to sleep better. 3 hours Quieton than 3 hours Loop/Foam earplugs. There is a HUGE difference! I can say that the Quieton3 made me sleep much better. At the other nights I started with the Loop earbuds. Same result.. Quieton made me sleep better..because it is lowering the noice level beyond the regular static ear plugging. Btw, The Loop earbuds are the best Passive Foam earbuds . I did not buy the Bose earbuds because I have good earbuds that are not for sleeping.

[@rydmerlin]

Is it a conventional tip that you can use a silicone spinfit etc? Also what if any risk is there from radiation etc?

[@NickBorsellino]

It is a foam tip. Not sure if you can swap them out with something else or not though. As far as radiation, i don't think it has any because it doesn't have bluetooth. Not sure if there's anywhere to find that out for sure. Maybe reach out to quieton directly?

[@karlmalias7074]

@@NickBorsellino They do not emit any non-ionising radiation.

[@nathanvanlieshout7834]

When is your follow up vid?

[@NickBorsellino]

i don't have it planned but i want to do a followup soon because a few people have asked. anything specific you want me to cover?

[@nathanvanlieshout7834]

@@NickBorsellino how they felt. Did they fall out often. Do you feel like it helped your sleep or instances that they helped. If anything annoyed you. Who would you recommend them for. How they compare to other similar methods you have tried for cancelling/masking noise.

[@deepakk7610]

Can It be used for study??

[@NickBorsellino]

sure, why not?! It's just complete silence

[@LacayoDe]

Do they play music ? Because I use podcasts to fall asleep or my own music

[@NickBorsellino]

no. just noise cancelling

[@jaimeferguson1204]

Hi Nick did you make a follow up video on the quieton 3?

[@NickBorsellino]

Yes! Just was editing it tonight so it will be out next week! I already have another video done and scheduled for tomorrow.

[@Barkavich]

How does the noise cancelling compare to noise cancelling headphones? Would they cut the ambient sound of a neighbours AC unit or TV significantly?

[@NickBorsellino]

I don't own any other noise cancelling things but they definitely cut out a lot of noise! I have an air cleaner in my bedroom running all the time and when I have these in I can barely hear it

[@TheCSTubes]

They dont work at all. No anc.

[@zachneuroscience8547]

They don't work. I have AirPods max , these are real active noise cancelling . Quiet on is just a piece of plastic

[@Laptopdog78]

@@zachneuroscience8547 Go sleep on your side with AirPods Max and see how that works out for you………D.ick head!

[@ma3str0o]

Thank you a lot for the review you did. I actually own the sleepbuds II from Bose. if you had too keep just one of those 2 products (for sleeping), which one will it be (and why) ?

[@NickBorsellino]

Actually it wouldn't be one of these, it would be the Amazfit Zenbuds. They are the ones I continue to go back to time and time again. If it was just between the Bose and the QuietOn, I'd go with the Bose. The noise cancelling for me is actually TOO QUIET! I can hear my breathing and swallowing and it's a little odd. I like having white noise rather than pure quiet. But I'm sure some people qould prefer it the other way around so that's just my personal opinion! Thanks!!!

[@leolu1990]

Great job on the video! How is the noise cancellation on conversation noise? As I heard Quieton 3 has active conversation mode on. My family loves talking in the bedroom hallway. Because my grandma has bad hearing, she always yells. I can hear her crystal clear in my room. Would Quiet on 3 help? Thanks

[@NickBorsellino]

They definitely help! I've had them in and my girlfriend tries to talk toe and I tell her I can hear her and have to take out out! And that's when she's standing 5 feet away from me

[@shelley5628]

Can you get standard foam bits to replace them when needed?

[@NickBorsellino]

I believe you can get replacement tips from quieton

[@dounasiek2065]

I live in the worst neighborhood. They disturb day and night. Does this device work to block the sound? I saw some comments mentioning it doesn't work.

[@NickBorsellino]

well they definitely drop noise levels but it doesn't eliminate it completely. they are active noise cancelling s i would think they would at least help. i personally struggled with the quietness, it was too quiet

[@dounasiek2065]

@@NickBorsellino Thank you sir.

[@Mrlukemonster]

Hi just to ask are they magnetic so case and earbuds and is it good at night for example when thunder comes or not?

[@NickBorsellino]

Hello. Yes they are magnetic. I'm not sure if the case or the earbuds are magnetic but they definitely stick to the case when you put them in. As for thunder, I've never tried it with thunder so I don't know. They are better with lower frequencies as they are designed for snoring

[@Mrlukemonster]

@@NickBorsellino well both don't work for me then but if the thunder would come you could try it out

[@DR-gx2cb]

I own both the Quieton's 3.1 as well as the Bose sleepbuds. I am a real consumer - this is not some fake review. At the beginning, the Quieton noise cancelling feature worked really well. The Quieton's are not as comfortable as Bose, but I forced myself to get used to them. Four months after I purchased the Quieton's, the sound cancelling feature stopped working making the product useless. After a long six week waiting period, Quieton replaced the earbuds. Guess what, four months later, the same thing happened the noise cancelling failed. Changing the foam earpieces did not do anything. Quieton refused to do anything saying their liability is limited to the cost of the earbuds. I was entitled to just this one replacement and they were not standing by their product. Tough luck. $300 out the window. Don't deal with this company. They have a problem with their product and they refuse to own up to it. Bose is now out of the business, but at least were great to deal with.

[@NickBorsellino]

That sucks! Total bummer that Bose gave up with the sleepbuds. Mine act funny, when i take them out of the case, they don't work, so I have to put them back in the case for a few seconds and take them back out and they work. Like a reset or something. When they die (which I'm waiting for any day now) I'm planning to get the Soundcore Sleep A10 earbuds

[@gillianlevey7240]

Hi Nick. I'm looking for some sleep earbuds to block out neighbours' music. I have some noise cancelling headphones and they block it out completely but I can't wear them to bed because I sleep on my side. Have you tested the QuietOn 3 with someone playing music? If so, did you hear it? If not, are there any other sleep earbuds that you would recommend that would work?

[@NickBorsellino]

I haven't tested them against music but i tested them against fake snoring and shutting doors and the quieton3 cut out the most sound. So I imagine they will cut out the most music as well. But they aren't perfect due to not covering your ears I think

[@TheCSTubes]

They dont work, there is no anc.

[@Gent100]

Hi Gillian, I'm interested to know which brand/model of noise-cancelling headphones do you have which are so successful in blocking noise from your neighbours music system, also, did you eventually find some earbuds (noise-cancelling or not) that work for you?

[@kait1153]

Hey Nick! I've watched a few of your videos now, trying to determine the best device for me. I primarily require something to block the sound of my husband snoring, and there is also a super loud train near my house that passes multiple times a night. I'm thinking the amazfit zenbuds might be best, just because even in silence I can have terrible falling asleep due to racing thoughts. So I was wondering if the white noise / masking ability of the zenbuds is comparable to the quieton 3 in terms of being able to block out annoying sounds. Thanks!

[@NickBorsellino]

I personally like the zen buds the best even after trying the quietons. The quietons are too quiet for me. But some people I guess like perfect quietness. I haven't done a side by side snoring comparison yet but i do plan to make another video comparing the quietons to the zenbuds at some point. I always gravitate to the zenbuds and I own all three and they are sitting on my nightstand (QuietOn, zenbuds, Bose sleep buds). Ultimately everyone's personal preference is different though. I've had people tell me they like the Bose more. The zenbuds do cut out quite a bit of noise without even having noises playing so the noise masking white noise adds a second layer which i really like. Hope that helps a little bit!

[@kait1153]

Oh ok! That's good to know they cut out a decent amount of noise passively too.

[@NickBorsellino]

@@kait1153 ok so I had my girlfriend fake snore and the Bose cut out more snoring than the zenbuds! The quietons seemed to cut out a little more than the Bose. So in order of most snore canceling to least... QuietOn, Bose, Zenbuds!

[@kait1153]

That's super helpful, thanks!

[@ghosteclipz7007]

@@kait1153 Hi, Out of interest did you end up getting either one of the QuietOn, Bose or Zenbuds as I also have problems with people snoring but not wanting earbuds that cut out so much of the noise that not only can I hear my own breathing seemingly amplified louder than the snoring I want to cut out, but also from racing thoughts. Thanks

[@likalikelika]

Hello, Nick. You are such a kind man, thank you for your review! Looking for a solution for my husband's snoring. We want to travel as a family, but he snores so much. I hope these earplugs will let me sleep in the same hotel room.

[@NickBorsellino]

hey! It's worth a shot! They have a 30 day money back guarantee so it's worth a shot! I'm sure you also know there are products that can help him with his snoring too rather than you trying to block it out. but it's probably hard to sell a typical man on stuff like that

[@likalikelika]

@@NickBorsellino Hello! Thank you for answering. Can you please tell me what anti-snoring devices do you know? I only know the cpap machine.. But it is very inconvenient in real life.

[@NickBorsellino]

@@likalikelika Oh I don't know. This one thing I've been hearing of recently is mouth taping. There's a brand called hostage tape that I see ads on social media for. It sounds weird but apparently it makes you breath out of your nose instead of your mouth and it also ends up giving you a more restful sleep! I've been considering tying it even though my girlfriend has never complained about my snoring I just like the idea of sleeping better :)

[@jakeb2008]

Look forward to the follow up where maybe could do a comparison between amazfit and Bose?

[@NickBorsellino]

Yes, I do plan to compare all 3 of them. I did a snoring test and the Quieton blocked it the most followed by the Bose and Amazfit came in last

[@nathanvanlieshout7834]

I would have liked it if you added in some specs such as battery life, as that is important.

[@NickBorsellino]

Sorry bout that. QuietOn's website claims the following "QuietOn 3 battery life is around 28 hours on single charge. The charging case battery lasts for about 3x charging the earbuds from empty to full, meaning that QuietOn 3 Active Noise Cancelling earbuds for sleeping can be used without having to worry about recharging - or waking up at night unexpectedly to your partner’s snoring or disturbing neighborhood noise." I find that wording to be confusing. I think that means they last 7 hours. My logic is 7 hours for the initial time then recharge 3x for a total of 28. so 28 divided by 4 is 7. I wish they would state it more clearly.

[@whoismds6002]

would love you to do a review on kokoon

[@NickBorsellino]

you're not the first person who has asked.. I will look into it again!!!

[@angelinakarkody4690]

this video was really helpful! thank you so so much!!!

[@NickBorsellino]

you're welcome!

[@toxicwaste920]

Is this good to cancel muffler noise? we have a wannabe racer in my neighborhood and my windows dont filter any noise. I actually have tinnitus, but it doesnt bother me to hear it with noise canceling... I tried airpods pro but that thing doesnt last all night and it wakes up me when its low in battery.

[@NickBorsellino]

It will at least help. Not sure it will cut it out completely though. They do let some noise in still I don't think anything is perfect from what I've tried

[@toxicwaste920]

@@NickBorsellino I am returning mine, no ANC, no difference than if i were to wear an earplug, hurt my ears when I try to shove it. Thanks for your video. I may try Amazon fit.

[@amystuart968]

It's the SBSP narrator transition bit for me = subscription earned, made with your own voice for copywriting reasons. 👏

[@NickBorsellino]

LOL I had to watch it again and SBSP is Sponge Bob Square Pants HAHAHA The "Ten Minutes Later" with french accent HAHA! Yeah I was afraid of copyright stuff so I made my own LOLOLOLOL Thanks for subscribing!

[@jax9438]

Thanks man, that what i was looking for

[@NickBorsellino]

Glad I could help!!!

[@icesystem7]

is simple to test so we can also hear, put a microphone in a tube with thick walls and at the other end one of these buds, then try with a regular foarm/silicone bud...let's see how much they actually block

[@NickBorsellino]

Hmmm I don't understand

[@icesystem7]

@@NickBorsellino what you don't understand? You make a test by recoding audio from a microphone that you insert in a tube and at the other end you insert one of these buds and you make make a noise from a source... preferably a speaker so it can be repeated. Then you repeat the test with a foam bud at the end of the tube. Then we can hear the difference. The catch is that the tube must have tick walls and maybe suspended because is very easy to catch vibrations and interfere with the test.

[@ljchev]

I just got these in the mail but they don’t seem to be blocking any sound. Do I need to turn on the active noise canceling? I feel like I’m doing something wrong.

[@NickBorsellino]

I actually thought the same thing when i got mine. Apparently they just turn on automatically. There's instructions in the book how to check if they are working. Put them in your ears then hold the case next to them and if you hear a click they are working. It's odd. But I was also wondering if they actually worked or not even still. I have been wanting to check them against regular foam just to see if there's a difference.

[@sonogiaponeze1761]

@@NickBorsellino ...so are they worth the money compared to other foam ear tips or silicone ear tips thanks in advance ...? 🍀

[@travl8138]

is is normal that the right bud making snapping sound. It annoys me

[@NickBorsellino]

nope! Contact quieton and see if they can replace it!

[@Gent100]

Nick, please could you offer a link to the follow up video on QuietOn 3 which you mentioned in this video?

[@NickBorsellino]

hmmm.... maybe this one? kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y3WpdXiLr5ZlnNE&lc=UgzWt5oSDgEEh9qQS_J4AaABAg

[@pedrojane2757]

Thank you so much for these videos! I just watched the sleep buds ii, amanita zenbuds, and this video that you did. Really trying to find the best option as I snore like a freight train and my girlfriend can't stand it. what's your personal opinion on which is the best for snoring?

[@NickBorsellino]

Thanks for watching my videos! Well, the QuietOns are specifically designed to eliminate lower frequencies made by snoring so maybe start there? As I mentioned in the video they have a 14 day return policy so you can always send them back and try a different one! I really like the Amazfit Zenbuds and I think they will still be my go-to. The QuietOn noise cancelling is a little too quiet for me. I like the white noise effects

[@tomslaterdesignillustratio4391]

With the elaborate QuietOn Website, Instructional videos, packaging - AND THE PRICE - you'd think they'd actually filter out at least SOME NOISE??? Not the case!!!! Back to Finland you go dammit! So very disappointed. And I have read/re-read the instructions, tried every foam size several times. From large too small, these things are just darned uncomfortable, and they filter little. As I type this, I have them properly inserted/fitted. And I hear my AC reverberating as I do with nothing in my ears. I also just heard a neighbor's car start several yards away from a closed window. Funny, I didn't have to read and re-read the instructions for my Sony XM4 headphones. I simply put them on, turned them on and silence! Again, very a disheartened side sleeper here.

[@NickBorsellino]

well they are designed for snoring. I found them better than foam earplugs but they are pretty expensive for what they do

[@AngelinaKonetika]

Unfortunately, they had the same results as normal foam earplugs. Bose sleepbuds 2 does a much better job. So these are going to be returned. Not worth the money either IF they did a bit more than normal foam earplugs

[@NickBorsellino]

yeah I'm not a fan now that i've owned them for a while and tried a bunch of times. it's just too quiet for me

[@AngelinaKonetika]

@@NickBorsellino Hahaha okay.... I wished they would be that quiet for me, but I could still hear everything! Unfortunately, I hope it will be made one day. I had high hopes. I must say I have like a super hearing so it can be often a problem to hear too good. I do also have the Bose QuietComfort Earbuds with the active noise cancelling and if they could make these in the size of sleeping buds I would be very happy, because those actually work and you almost hear nothing, just in a distance. And you can gradually set them on how much you still like to hear something. I like the Bose sleepbuds to fall in sleep with very quick, but I still would like sleepbuds beside them that have ANC just for some sounds of the neighbours upstairs when they get up at 4 am. With the Bose sleepbuds I often use the same sound and works well for me. But for example the ocean which I love that sound, made me feel dizzy when I woke up in the night a few times. I guess I was dreaming of being deserted on a raft and the waves made me nauseous 😄

[@NickBorsellino]

@@AngelinaKonetika yeah, i haven't found the perfect solution yet. I'm not sure if it's out there at this time. I think if bose was able to add noise cancelling they would be the winner. I'm sure some day it will get there! Thanks for the comments!

[@toxicwaste920]

yes same here. Will be returning mine.

[@simonelund3013]

Thx for awesome video 👍🏻

[@NickBorsellino]

you're welcome!!!

[@sonogiaponeze1761]

sir we are patiently waiting for comparison with other ear tips thanks in advance ...🍀💪👌

[@NickBorsellino]

Oh snap! I will get on that asap! Sorry!

[@sonogiaponeze1761]

@@NickBorsellino thanx🍀👌💪👑

[@jowenny3848]

My brothers and my family stay away until a very late time, and they a;ways want my dogs to stay outside, but if they do the start barking and event\ though I wear earplugs every night I can always hear them and so I wake up because of them. I guess I should by them.

[@NickBorsellino]

there's a bunch of different brands and types of sleep buds. a lot of people have been recommending the soundcore A10. might want to check them out.

[@richardjames6068]

I have both brands of earbuds. The Bose do actually work and mask my wife's snoring but the sound reproduction of the white noise is unbelievably disappointing. For example there is one sound bite that is rain with thunder rolling in the distance and when I listen to the sample on my apple airpods I can hear the full range of frequencies and it sounds real but with the Bose it is all midrange and very bad. Almost as bad as the throw away earbuds on the hop on tourist bus. The Quieton earbuds technology really only works for constant noise like an air conditioning unit and doesn't work for something like a TV. They rely on passive noise cancellation for that and perform slightly worse than the standard foam earbuds. I am in the process of trying to return my Quieton product and they seem like a serious company but time will tell if I get a full refund.

[@NickBorsellino]

Sorry to hear you didn't have a good experience with either product! I didn't like the quietons just because it was too quiet and I could hear my breathing and heartbeat. It was weird. But I love my Bose sleep buds 2. The only sound I use is warm static though. I think blocking out snoring would be next to impossible though. Even in all the tests I did they help reduce the harshness of snoring but never completely block it out. I think you would need an over the ear headphones with noise cancelling to completely block it out because the way the human ear is design noise can get in through the skin surrounding the buds. Maybe I'm crazy but I think there is sound absorbtion that the buds just can't block no matter how good they are

[@jiahuiluo2220]

Hey, Thanks for the video. I wonder is there a wireless earbud for sleep that can play our own music library/video playback and can be comfortable? I looked at your videos and found out most of the sleepbuds you covered were locked to their own app by purpose which is a dealbreaker for me. (what a shame, you paid a premium price but you don't get the most out of it. I believe they did that on purpose). I don't need noise-canceling and other fancy features, but just a nice comfortable earbud for sleep that can play our own music library. If you have a suggestion please let me know. Thanks!

[@NickBorsellino]

I haven't tried them but the only one I know of is called Kokoon. They are earbuds but have a band connecting them behind your head. There's something to do with the size of the technology that makes it so they can't be small enough to fit in your ears, which is why they do the noises instead of regular bluetooth with good speakers. I'm sure in the future they will get even smaller but they haven't been able to do it yet it seems. Most earbuds that play music are much larger than the sleep buds

[@booradley334]

Just receive my pair. Can hear perfectly. No functionality at all.

[@NickBorsellino]

That's weird. Mine definitely work. When I have my girlfriend lay next to me in bed and fake snore I almost can't hear it at all.

[@booradley334]

@@NickBorsellino Then I must be doing something wrong? When you place the earbuds in your ears, do you hear any "white noise"? I put them in and can hear everything around me perfectly. I hear VERY little difference.

[@NickBorsellino]

@@booradley334 the quietons are noise cancelling, there is no white noise. In the instructions it explains how to check if they are working properly. You put them in your ears then hold the case up to them and you should hear a click. Make sure they are fully charged too

[@booradley334]

@@NickBorsellino No where in the product's instructions does it mention a process of "holding the case up and hearing a click" to determine if the product is working correctly. Where are you getting your information? Making it up as you go?

[@NickBorsellino]

@@booradley334 I'll type it exactly how it is stated in the instructions. There's even a picture to go along with it. How to test if the device is functioning correctly? QuietOn 3 functionality can be verified by using the charging case. Put the top front area (where the magnet is) of the case really close to the earbud then slowly detach it and you will hear a snap sound in low volume. To be able to hear it you should be in a silent environment. The snap sound indicates that the earbud works correctly. This can be tested for both earbuds.

[@BateYasho]

I have the previous version of "QuietOn" and personally i think they are scam. Bought them on pre-order for 150 euros. My biggest dissapointment with them was the lack of comfort and the noice cancelation is a joke. I doubt the new version 3 is better. Stick to the standard earbuds.

[@NickBorsellino]

yeah I wasn't a fan. I like my Bose Sleepbuds the best, but they are discontinued

[@dobithezkiyy3504]

Sadly to say, but my personal impression is I don't feel any difference with and without QuietOn3. 100% useless. Waste of money. I've been trying this in the last 2 weeks.

[@NickBorsellino]

yeah i am not a fan but some people love them

[@user-rl3td7wg8e]

I feel like these QuietOn 3.1 are a “QuiteCon” - it makes next to no difference wearing these over normal foam plugs. On planes, useless! Blocking the simple (and very quiet) sound of a new fridge compressor, useless! I live a couple of hundred meters from a tennis court and these do nothing to block the noise from that. They do have an amazingly well built case that is a work of art, though. These make marginally 10-15/20% reduction in the noise. I feel like Bose ANC knocks about 50-70% of the noise (particularly on a plane)

[@mordechai8008]

I have the Bose quiet comfort II earbuds (220$) , I have the huge Sony wh-m1000xm4 (360$) and I've just paid 300$ (incl VAT) for these quieton 3 and I must say these are the worst ANC earbuds I bought. Even the soundcore liberty 4NC are far better. The only good quality I see in the quiteOn 3 is their very low profile. you can really sleep on your side but you hear everything. Every bit of snore ! Dont get me wrong. The foam tips seal very good . (You can hear your voice from the chest). But a simple 2$ silicone swimming ear plugs will do the same noise cancelling job.

[@karlmalias7074]

According to their site, there is a 30 day money back guarantee on the QuietOn 3.

[@NickBorsellino]

indeed, you just pay return shipping

[@jeanasmith4024]

These could save my marriage.

[@NickBorsellino]

Awesome! I've reviewed a couple other products too. If noise cancelling is too quiet for you, like it is for me, you might want to try the Bose Sleepbuds 2. They cut out snoring a lot but also add sounds to mask the noise. You have lots of sounds to choose from like rain, waves, white noise, fans, and many more. Here's a video reviewing the Bose if you are interested... kzbin.info/www/bejne/b4nJpXWmmrCqb8k

[@jeanasmith4024]

@@NickBorsellino thank you. I am really interested in these for the noise cancelling. I have tried ambient noise and dont think its for me. Looking forward to better sleep plus comfortable wear.

[@halinabonbon9936]

@@jeanasmith4024 these are uncomoftable as hell. Buy if you like, but you may as well spent 200 euro on something that is worth it!

[@jeanasmith4024]

These were returned and trying bose sleepbuds now. They did not remove noise for me like i was hoping. And yes, uncomfortable.

[@lolostrikesback]

Watch out with the poor quality and even worse customer service of QuietOn. After 3 months of use of Quieton 3 by my wife, we claimed that 3 foams out of the 6 received are completely worn out and damaged and they tell us that they are not covered in the warranty as they are consumables and even for proper operation of the device, we should exchange them once a month (cost nearly 40€, parts + transport costs). What a rip off, unbelievable.

[@NickBorsellino]

i'm a little surprised they only last 1 month but at the same time they are just foam ear tips so I would totally expect to have to replace them. I do wish you could buy a whole pack of one size that you need instead of having to buy all the sizes. If you need to replace every month they should sell a 6 month supply for the same price as 1 pack of all the replacement sizes

[@TheKingsComingAlefTav]

This recommendation is garbage you didn't even test them

[@mordechai8008]

June 2024 : the company life ended. Filed for bankruptcy protection. Try to write them and see yourself..

[@henryrooyakkers8510]

Ii have troubles to believe you because you're sponsored. Sorry.

[@NickBorsellino]

i'm not sponsored, i just got sent the product for free, there is a difference. In fact, I didn't give it rave reviews, which if it was sponsored, I would be only telling how amazing it is. I have had people say that foam earplugs are better, which I plan to make a video about in the future and compare these against the other products I've tried. And I can tell you the QuietOn are not my favorite

[@henryrooyakkers8510]

@@NickBorsellino With all my respect for you , sir. In the first 5 sec I see a pop up " streamer " In the left corner with the text; this program contains payed promotion. Please , be honest,sir.

[@NickBorsellino]

@@henryrooyakkers8510 yeah I'm being honest. They gave me the device for free because I asked for it. Other than that I have no affiliation. I stated that in the video too 🤗 but when I uploaded the video it asked if I was a paid promotion and I didn't know if that counted or not so I clicked the box. But of course use your best judgement when purchasing any product!

[@henryrooyakkers8510]

Thanks for your fast respons. 👍

[@henryrooyakkers8510]

I wan to buy a quiet one 3 because they don't use white noise. And they are verry small and don"t make music. On the end of the year there is many noise because the fireworks and I have to work on 1 januari. Are they really good enough to block the most noise ?