Are these noise isolating? Or even a little bit?
1737763
no they are not, not even a little. I think if they were in-ear they would be a little but they sit comfortably outside. But they sound just fine except mine failed after 3 months from excess sweat which they are suppose to be immune to it. I can not recommend them due to that.
1737764
They can be if you use the right size earpiece. However, I noticed after a while, the earpiece gets loose. the smaller earpiece has no seal, and makes the headphones both open air, and very treble biased.
1737765
Yes & no. They are not electronically NC, that would not be possible in an earbud type. They are however the best isolated physically, at least much more so than the Powerbeats. You are isolated from ambient noise only by the physical design of the ear cups fitment into ear canal.
592355
No, they don't keep noise out entirely, though good enuf for me, especially considering the good quality of the sound they reproduce. If noise cancellation is a primary concern, this product is not for you. Try Bose instead.
2231420
They're not noisy for me. Is it the lights themselves, or the power supply you're using?
1782433
I do not think that is true. If they do cancel noise, I have not noticed it. Still great headphones, but I would not say they are noise cancelling.
942
We use ours in conjunction with a desktop computer, so they seem very quiet by comparison. They're small and plastic so there isn't much to rattle or make much noise. :)
104357
pretty good. they're not active noise cancelling headphones so if that's what you're looking for, these are not for you. but as passive noise cancellation, they're decent. they'll block a lot of environmental noise and wont leak much out. the best isolating closed headphone i've used that wasnt an active noise cancellation pair was the beyerdynamic dt770 pro. those blocked out the most noise and leaked the least. i much prefer the sound quality of the a900x though. sold mine off a year ago really regretting it.
1195019
Nothing noticeable. It's on a plastic glide, so there isn't much there to make noise. You should keep them clean because if they get a build up of dirt or dust on the slider it could make noise from the grit, but that's not really a concern for most people.
881368
Mildly noise isolating. I got the comply foam tips and those make it better... Maybe to the level of shure headphones.Highly recommended
626171
No, not sound cancelling. Still, they do pretty good job in isolation from ambient sound.
1865104
They should be okay .... I use them without any music on and I dont hear any hissing noise or even when I listen to music very low
502517
Frances, I wouldn't say that that they are noise can celling if thats what you are looking for, but since they completely incase my ear, I can't hear anything.
951953
I wouldn't even call these noise dampening. They have an open design so sound easily travels in and out.
1782434
The ones I have are in my opinion not noise-cancelling. They are just simple high quality headphones.
250148
not sure I understand the question. they don't leak much noise if that's what you mean
134565
No. They provide a substantial reduction in the level of the noise, but you can still hear things muffled.
784978
I don't have any noise. I suspect the cable that connects the right to the left is not plugged in, faulty, or the Jack is loose. They should be clean.
62650
Isolating? Yes. Canceling? No. If you get a good fit, they block a lot of the ambient noise but as others have mentioned they do not block out everything. I've used them in airliners and they help. Not as good as the expensive noise canceling buds but they do help. JLab sells replacement silicone tips that have an additional flange which may improve the fit and thus the isolation.