Are these considered 'noise cancelling' headphones?
442660
No, they are not noise cancelling. In fact, I've used mine on flights before. While they block the engine noise better than my earbuds, they are far from completely eliminating the engine noise.
442661
Oh no. Noise canceling cans are typically expensive. If that is what you're looking for maybe the crusher will fit that category as I am looking forward to buying them next
114203
There is not a noise canceling feature. That would bring the price up at least $100+ if there was. But will you be able to ignore the douchey music that your gym plays while playing your music through these headphones? Yes. These headphones are not substitutes for hearing protection so you can't cancel out airplane noise or work on jet engines, but when it comes to playing music and ignoring everyone else these will get the job done.
1207655
These are not noise canceling headphones. You need noise canceling headphones to mitigate external sounds.
1379648
No, if what you are referring to is noise cancelling. These are regular over-the-ear phones and I think they sound great--really good bass.
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.
759714
No, these are not noise cancelling at all. The only noise that is cancelled out is if you crank the volume way up which leads to distortion. If you keep the volume at a decent level you can still hear the outside world fairly well.
1313226
I was of the impression that they werent, info on amazon & also the bluedio site does not state they are. But the sound level & quality is that good Noise Canceling doesnt seem necessary to me! love them :) They ae over ear & super comfy. Certainly gives a feeling off the outside world being blocked out. hth!
1267987
I'm glad you note "noise REDUCTION" because these are not true "noise-cancelling" just because they cover the ear and block out sound to some extent. Noise cancelling is an extra white noise sound that plays throughout use.
951954
No. These are noise dampening only, check out the PXC 460 model for true noise cancellation.
646251
I use these headphones for the exact same reason. They don't completely cancel out the noise but they reduce it enough that the noise isn't bothersome any more. Keep in mind that these are not technically noise-canceling headphones, but they are instead noise-reducing headphones which do a great job. These headphones are, in fact, better than the -canceling ones for this kind of situation.
1508475
Sorry alan fo the late reply. These are not noise cancelling headphones, but sound is much better than Bose. I would not recommend them for a plane, but just for hearing crisp sound with the right amount of bass and treble.
1507684
Hello, The packaging does not state that they are noise cancellation. Thanks, Alicia
1878197
I would think not. As others have said they are not noise cancellation. If you can deal with that one problem then you are set because they are overall fantastic headphones for the price range.
1204067
They are not advertised as noise cancelling head phones and do not have the noise cancelling feature. With that said it does seem that you are only able to hear negligible outside noise while wearing. As well there is minimal sound leak.
1193780
No. Noise-canceling headphones cost substantially more than these. However, I find that the construction of the headphones does a great deal to minimize external sounds.
355193
They are not noise canceling headphones. However with an open air design incorporated into these headphones along with the large cushioned ear cups. They offer a really comfortable fit with not much ear fatigue after several hours of listening. Most ambient noises like talking, the tv, being in the car or out on the street is completely eliminated by the design of the ear cups. I have not used them on a plane yet. But I would assume that the hum of a passenger airline engine would not be much of a factor in disturbing the sound quality eathier. Hope this helps in your decision.
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These headphones would be considered "closed ear" meaning they reduce outside/environment noise by creating a seal with soft surround material around the ear rejecting outside noises. I don't think it would be considered 'noise cancelling' in the industry sense meaning it does not 'actively' or electronically reduce outside noises.