Why the price of Noise Isolating type is expensive than Noise Canceling type, it seems the Canceling type has more tec.?
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Maybe is because of supply and demand ? But from what I know the noise isolating version sounds better than the noise canceling version when the noise cancelling is not turn on
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One is battery powered and has an internal active noise canceling amp the other is not active noise canceling and has no batteries.
1943749
I do not know really the difference between one and the other, probably in the Monster web page you can find more information
893674
I have used both. Both in Sennheiser Units. I haven't had a problem with either one in the limited time that I've used them. Other than a little bit of gaon adjustment, I can't see the price difference. Especially for the price, the SE 10 works perfectly In most applications.
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I personally can't tell you whether it's a noise cancelling mic but it appears to be from my use of it. I have found this to be the best headset out of the many I've tried. The price seems to fluctuate a LOT from time to time. I've seen this model for 29.95 but as much as over $100. Be careful.
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Its not noise cancelling the way you think, there is just layers of filters that will filter out background noise. Like the foam piece around most microphones except even better. The mic is the highest quality you can buy on a headset and you wont need to worry about that at all.
2181700
These are "noise isolating", the battery powered ones are "noise canceling".
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They isolated noise very well for me with the stock tips, but it depends on what size your ear canals are. You can always just replace the tips with ones more suited to you if you find that it doesn't fit.
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When music is playing at reasonable volume, they're pretty good at blocking background noise, but not perfect. If you're just wearing them over your ears without input, the noise cancellation is more of a soft noise muffling than anything else. I wouldn't call them "noise-cancelling" so much as "reduces extraneous background noise so you can focus on what's playing".
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Hi Joe, In terms of sound quality there are pretty much the same. If you using the Etymotic in plane/train or outdoors then the quality suffers alittle. These are not noise canceling or noise softening. But as far as comfort. I prefer the Etymotic.
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They are not all the same. I have found the noise cancelling mics to perform quite differently among each brand. We are using five of these at work. We have tried several others and this one works better than most in this price range. It blocks out most of the background noise.
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In my humble opinion the noise isolation feature of my V_Moda crossfade's are far superior than the Bose QC series headphones. One of my co-workers has the Bose QC-25's I tried them and he tried mine he agreed with me as well!
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I would say noise reduction is pretty good with these. I tried different kinds and these are significantly better than average, I would say.
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They block out ambient noise well but are not noise cancelling. At best, you might consider these "noise isolating".
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It isn't technically noise canceling considering there's no need for batteries. However, the sound isolation is similar to noise canceling due to the design of the cups. They are really great headphones and keep out most sounds. I use them all the time. Plenty of times my girlfriend has asked for favors that I never heard because these headphones are so boss.
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You get plenty of earplugs... When you find the one suitable for you, noise cancellation is very good... But just buy, if you get them under 130 dollar, otherwise you get the same quality for less
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I have used it - the big difference is in the headsets. You need good noise canceling headsets.
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I have the same issue. The noise cancellation on this headphone is substantially inferior to the Sennheiser PXC 250 and the QuietComfort 15--both of which I've owned and used for years. There is virtually no difference in noise reduction between "Normal" and "Bypass" modes, and Talk Through introduces more noise than is present without the phones. I just cannot accept that Sennheiser would create such a poor product; certainly my set must be defective.
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Mostly because of the cost, but also, because this product, like Dynomat, is a vibration dampener rather than a sound absorber. The way I figured it, if one layer of 50 mil didn't do the job, I'd put on another layer over top of the first one. Turns out, one layer does just fine. I won't do a full review here in the responses, but this is good stuff.