Saccater Moment are cool earplugs. Unfortunately, as cool and functional as they are, like many capable earplugs on the market, they suffer from one fatal flaw that has nothing to do with sound reduction. Drop one into the black abyss of a dark club floor, or worse, a concert pit, and it is gone. Gone gone. Unless you possess Superman’s eyesight or enjoy crawling around strangers’ shoes, you are not finding that tiny silicone escapee. Really. But that problem no longer exists when your earplugs glow in the dark, which brings us to Saccater Luna.
Billed as the world’s first glow-in-the-dark modular concert earplug set, Luna is hearing protection that refuses to disappear. Literally. Charge it under sunlight or venue lighting, and it glows a soft green for over six hours, long enough to survive an entire gig, afterparty, and the walk home while questioning your life choices.
Glow aside, Luna is not just a novelty act. Sound-wise, it sticks to Saccater’s high-fidelity approach instead of foam-plug barbarism. A multi-layer micro-perforated structure with a 600-mesh membrane filters out harsh high-frequency peaks while letting music breathe. Translation: your ears are protected at a safe 13 dB noise reduction, but the bass, mids, and overall vibe remain intact. No underwater concert experience here.
The modular setup is where Luna shows it has been listening to its community. You get 14 pairs of ear tips across three styles, a magnetic safety cord with reflective fibers so your earplugs do not go rogue mid-mosh, and a redesigned carry case with a transparent lid that lets the plugs “auto-charge” their glow while stored. There is even an extra-soft silicone option for sleep, travel, or pretending your neighbor’s renovation does not exist.
Saccater Luna launches on Kickstarter on January 6, 2026. Pricing is to be announced, but considering how much time it saves you crawling on club floors, it already feels like a bargain. Maybe?
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