How loud is the ambient noise aspect (are you overly aware of your surroundings, or just aware enough)? Also, can those around you hear your music?
1509296
Ambient noise is always present. If you are walking along a busy sidewalk in a city you obviously can't concentrate on music. In an office environment most ambient noise is barely noticeable. These don't bleed sound at 50% volume which is already too loud for me. At 75% volume there is some sound bleed.
1082483
Idk but when around a lot of ppl and turn them up u can't hear them. Just having them on without music, outside noise is very low.
2219215
Yes, other people will be able to hear your music. These headphones sound like someone using earphones at 100% of volume even though the headphones are at a low volume level, so yes, people will notice the music in an average office setting.
894378
its great...the headphones really immerse you in the music. Once you put them on you only hear the music...but others can hear your music, if that's a problem for you.
52686
hmm, well I can tell you they block out noise very well, but I've never asked anyone if they can hear my music when the headphones are on. No one has ever told me that they are too loud or annoying. If you keep the volume level in the middle, then you will be fine, but if you blast it (prob not good for ears anyways), then I would think someone sitting next to you may be able to hear it. Hope that helps.
2183853
These things are awesome. You attach the bass drum mute with Velcro and all the drums are dampened enough. Play while people are home without being annoying, seems like I just close the door and they can barley hear me. Hope this helps! Keep drumming man!
2052058
Not at normal volume. At high volumes people in a quiet room can hear _something_ - much like other headphones - they can tell it's music, but not really hear it.
1826665
Yes, At full volume people around you will definitely be able to hear if it is quiet. They are not as bad as other over ear headphones but being over ear they tend to start leaking audio at around full volume. Walking around outside it is usually fine even on full volume but if you are in a quiet room I wouldn't plan on putting them on full volume if you don't want other people to hear.
1012342
when its up on max, people next to you can hear ithowever you cannot hear people well with it on, even with no music playing, so yes isolation is good for you, not for others, lol
986461
it's loud enough for me to use in the gym - they are not designed for isolation, I think, but so that you can hear your music and also your surroundings. If you are looking for loud sound with isolation, I suggest you try a different product
358158
It really depends on how loud your music is. They do isolate sound very well, I admit. For someone to catch my attention they have to yell my name or physically touch me when I have the headphones in my ear at medium loudness. My advice is to just be careful and rely on sight while using them.
186514
Yes. It's not too bad to where it will bother those around you but at very high volumes 85-100% they'll be able to hear your music some.
2037672
I never heard of them either. But it's a whole new world and I can't keep up:) As far as the noise - I obviously can hear it when it kicks in but I use the room a lot for phone calls and I never have a problem hearing over it nor do I find myself speaking louder. I'd say that after 30 seconds you don't even notice that it went into 'high drive'. Not a problem and I am sensitive to noise:)
951247
its not that loud, altho u can still hear small amount of sounds from 2-3 feet away. it also depends what audio source ure using. [pc] (i test it by covering both of the ear piece and stretch my arms away from my ears)
518116
Well max volume on the iphone barely leaks. And more than 2feet away you cant hear it. The isolation imo is satisfactory, with nothing playing, you can still hear your environment, but it's still quite muffled. With sound on forget location awareness the music takes over :)
1507112
Honestly it depends on how close people are to you, the volume they are speaking at, and the volume you have your music set to. It does block out a good amount though.
1257643
Pretty loud. You could definitely gig out solo or have enough sound to keep up at a practice with a full band (if they weren't turned up all the way). Surprisingly loud.