Bluup+
Noise Protection Earplugs
Bluup+ is a pair of premium reusable noise-protection earplugs offering up to 29 dB of passive sound reduction, engineered with square-ring attenuation filters for even noise reduction and high-fidelity sound. Designed for versatile use at concerts, while motorcycling, or in loud workspaces, it reduces volume while preserving sound clarity.
Single
£
35
Description
Bluup+ is a pair of premium reusable noise-protection earplugs offering up to 29 dB of passive sound reduction, engineered with square-ring attenuation filters for even noise reduction and high-fidelity sound. Designed for versatile use at concerts, while motorcycling, or in loud workspaces, it reduces volume while preserving sound clarity.
Features & Technology
Built with durable, hypoallergenic silicone and engineered square-ring attenuation filters for even, high-fidelity noise reduction up to 29 dB, with no batteries, charging, or electronics required.
Connectivity and Design
No app or Bluetooth connectivity. Available in Rose Gold and Black with a premium square-ring design, four single-layer and three double-layer ear tips, and a compact carry case.
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What are the common signs of hearing loss?
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Can earwax cause hearing loss?
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