Loop Link Safety Connector Cord – Official Connector Cord for Loop Earplugs | Magnetic Tug-Resistant Safety Cord | Compatible with Loop Quiet/Engage/Experience | Speckled Lilac

The loop link is very comfortable more than normal necklaces in my opinion as i have sensory issues with normal ones.The uses such as the magnets and the fit around the neck is strong and how it should be.also it doesn't hinder the sound quality and therefore the performance is still up to expected.therefore I belove this is a very good product aswell as price for what it is and would recommend.

As anyone with loops will know, they’re great, but there is always a slight panic about losing them. These very much take away some of the panic. Much more stylish than traditional earplug loops and the magnetic idea is a great touch. It is a pricey accessory but worth it.

Brilliant for carrying loops, I had read that the tips detached too easily, not sure if there was an older version but have found no such issue. Attaching and removing is easy, loops stay accessible. I have found that in 1 ear they don't seal quite as well once the lanyard is attached as the holder bit seems to break the seal a little, but that is in the ear that is a smaller fit so it works ok with a larger tip.

I have been trying various Loop products for my child on the spectrum, and myself too. He and I both have lost pairs of the Loops and the costs have gone up so I was relieved to see they made a magnetic strap. I had rigged together my own from spare necklace chains and what not.When I received the Loop branded cord, I realised I could have just bought eyeglass chain or cord and called it a day. Not found a magnetic eyeglasses chain yet but surely they exist.It's a reasonably sturdy feeling braided-style cord with two very soft and smooth black silicone-covered magnetic do-dads that lock together (as in picture.)It is fine. Expensive. But fine. I think going forward I will look for packs of plain black eyeglass chains, even a magnetic one, and use for myself. This pairing of the Loop ear plugs plus the Loop chain was over £40 so and expensive pair for a 10 year-old who looses everything all the time.It does have a nice case. It's just nice. Not revolutionary.FYI I think I will buy an RFID or NFC tag stickers to put inside in case he looses this in the house. They are also available on Amazon and quite cheap for loads of them so worth it I would say.

This fits the loops brilliantly it's not hard once you have it on you don't really notice it. I have it tucked behind my head and the loops stay in perfectly there is a magnetic clasp on the rope chain keeps them together and when I am not wearing them everything stays neatly in a pouch in my bag or around my neck. Not so worried about losing one or both of my loops since getting this.I will say it was a tiny bit fiddly getting the loops in because it was brand new.

Great design and ease of use.

I really needed this so I can wear my loops anywhere, because I was always too worried they were going to fall out and get lost when I adjusted them. being able to wear them often has noticeably decreased my anxiety levels as I am noise sensitive. however I do think 20 quid is crazy for what it is. it's just a bit of rope with rubber ends and a magnet. I don't regret it, but I do resent it a bit.

I love loops, I have noise sensitivity and need this help to concentrate as I do a lot of reading in public. They also help me feel less stressed in busy places. After losing one of my first pair of loops soon after purchase I was keen to buy this strap to stop me losing my second pair.As you can see from the image on the first time wearing these the rubber part popped off the cable and was lost, I didn't feel it happen. The rubber retaining piece is not fixed to the metal magnetic part , it is just pushed on. Tension will cause the rubber to pop off far too easily, it happened without me feeling anything .The magnet on the metal part is great, and the cable is beautifully made, but the rubber retainer needs fixing to the cable, not just slid on.I'm a student so can't afford to keep replacing parts. I've had to buy two pairs of loops in short succession and a cable which didn't do what it was meant for making this a very expensive experiment. I'm very careful with my things, the cable was not fit for purpose. I wonder if I had a faulty pair that weren't stuck together but suspect this is the design. It needs a rethink so more people don't lose their beloved loops.I love how loops do exactly what I need and they fit so well in the ear, but am unlikely to buy again unless there's a way of securing them properly to avoid losing, I'm sad to say this but I'm going to look at other options for replacement.