if you are in a room with a t.v. and people talking , and you are trying to read will they block out all noise?
1754031
No but they may reduce the sound enough for you to concentrate. They do not block out the sound completely.
1754032
If you use a new pair. I find that when you first put them in, they block EveryThing! But as time wears on, they need to be switched out.
1754033
I only use it for sleeping but my guess is it would be a huge help in a room full of people.
1754034
They will block out the majority of noise, but not all. But I don't know of any ear plugs that will block out 100% of the noise.
1754035
No, the Flents Quiet Please Foam Ear plugs will not block out all the noise but they will do a better job and any other ear plug on the market that I know about. They will give reduce the noise significantly so you can tune it out. The only thing better would be a headset noise reducer over both ears- that would do the job
1754036
You'll hear some noise, especially anything high-pitched. But it will help you concentrate better than not having them.
1754037
Depends how loud are tv and talking people but for the most part I find these plugs muffle sound pretty well but do not mute it completely.
1754038
No. They are only foam rubber. Dense and effective, but not for the situation that you are describing. You need to purchase special headphones to cancel out all noise in a room to delete all noise around you. You see people wearing such headphones sometimes n airplanes.
1150105
There is a volume control on the headset turn that up. You are not suppose to hear the tv when you have them on.
60393
Yes, but if there is a lot of other noise it also picks that up too. It works very well if you are trying to communicate with someone directly. If you were alone and there was not a lot of outside noise you could listen to the tv.
1614132
No worries there's no sound leakage. Nobody will be able to hear what you are listening
128831
I can read while my mother listens to TV wearing her headset with no issue. If she has it positioned slightly off kilter I may hear a little noise, but it isn't distracting.
1113936
No it will not help. All you will be able to hear is the back-ground noise. You will not be able to hear the people close to you. You would be better to get a device with volume control.
1763718
I would considerate quiet, obviously depending on the fan speed you are set on and the size of the room.You can carry on a conversation but may have to turn sound up if watching TV
129765
Yes, you can hear either. You just have to mute the TV speakers if you don't want to hear them.
2218632
It does seem to do this. My husband was complaining about the loud background music in shows. He uses his TV ears earphones to hear what is being said. He has been very pleased with them. He uses the earphones to hear when we get a phone call and mute the TV. When not using the earphones, the box acts like a surround sound.
673799
It wont completely block out outside noise, i can usually hear people talking still but depending on the volume i'm using it may be indistinct. i work at a bakery where it is very loud all night long and i can usually hear it pretty well and can block out the annoying people i work with pretty well, but not entirely. Unless you turn it up super loud, your likely to still hear some voices. As for others hearing what your listening too, unless you turn it up really loud i don't think they will be able to.
768210
I do not think it will interfere with watching videos, it is not loud at all. I use it in my office (4 open cubilcles) and no one even knows I have it on.
236026
They will work while the TV is on mute OR if another person needs a higher than "normal" volume
776785
No only TV and It is not have noise reduction ..... so lot of interferences
1946654
The noise canceling on these is so-so, but will block out some sound. If you've got people over and the t.v. turned way up they won't be much help, but for most purposes these work nicely. I use them when vacuuming sometimes for instance and mostly I here the music.
2026234
The TV ears work great. You have volume control on the ears so your TV can even be on mute. When my wife wants to read in the same room there is absolutely no noise to disturb her.
2207044
Yes, it reduces all sounds, but you'll still hear 'em. It's a decibel drop, not a total sound blocker. It's just foam rubber in the right place (your ear). You WILL be able to hear people talk (unless, like the movies, they whisper for effect!).
2256273
Yes this works much better then hearing aids, there is no background noise. Both my mother and my husband have one and they can actually follow debates on tv.