Can other people hear what you're listening to?
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.
2052059
Perhaps at the highest volume but i listen to my podcasts at meager levels. I wouldn't recommend these for music at all.
2052060
Only if what you are listening to is really loud. These earphones are open so they allow you to hear what's going on around you. They are not for music. They have no music fidelity at all. They are only for voice / communication.
753992
I don't believe so. No one around me has commented on hearing my tunes. I've had them since Christmas and I'm really enjoying them when I exercise. The fit is snug but not obstructive or distracting. Sound quality is pretty good for wireless.
142346
Not at all unless of course you're playing it extremely loudly. It all depends on the volume, but at the levels that are 'healthy' for your ear, it's inaudible to others. When I remove my earpieces, about 5cm away from ears and I can't hear them anymore.
339797
AFAIK there is not significant background noise. People listen to me loud and clear
1476868
Lol, even better!! There are (2) headphone jacks that can be heard by 2 people at same time, leaving all others in silence!!Also, the TV volume can be left at '0' while still heard on tv ears set which helps to be heard at lower volume for others who still want to hear, just not as loud as it would be!
1551629
Unless you are playing your music incredibly loud others in the room should not be able hear what you are listening to. My wife says she cannot hear anything I am listening to.
1208102
No, they can't hear it because there's only one small hole where the sound comes out. Though depending on the size of your ear canal, the antenna may still be visible. I spend pointless hours in meetings and no one heard my music or noticed it. But be aware, if you accidentally disconnect from Bluetooth, sound will come out full blast from your phone's speaker. I would suggest field testing it before using it for an actual covert reason.
1614131
No, not if you get a good fit with a good seal with the ear tips. If you turn your music way up someone may hear the smallest amount of noise, but it will not be loud enough to disturb them.
2212077
Yes you can listen to your music sand record at the same time. Or just listen.
1311976
Yes to both questions. However, the sound quality isn't the best for music.
2168542
You will still be able to hear people around you speaking, although again it will be muffled. You might do better with a pair of music earpieces/headphones designed to cancel ambient noise.
587445
The noise canceling feature isn't as good as I thought it'd be BUT it does block out the majority of it. As for if people can hear my music? Absolutely. By no means does this product stop others from hearing your music. I can wear it around my neck and turn it into a portable speaker. Then again, this may be different with other music genres. I listen to metal and funk mainly so I don't know how other genres compare. I'll leave it for you to decide, but I give this product a 9.5 out of 10.
409061
Yes. It's not silent but if anyone is around you, they probably wouldn't know what the sound even is.
1963208
I disagree with other comments here. I don't have my music quiet, per se, but yes, others next to me can hear sound from my headphones. They do completely surround the ear, but that is not the same as sound-cancelling.
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.
368538
I don't know. We just use the microphone side. Then we listen to Pandora, etc separately.
1112429
You have to play music at a high volume for others close around you to hear it. The headphone has little sound leakage, but if others around you can hear music well, you are probably listening at a level unsafe for yourself. When I let my grandson use them, I did not hear sounds. Hope this helps