is mic noise canceling?
509969
Yes, this model is Noise Cancelling. The tube model is not, but this one Is the Noise cancelling Style.
509970
Yes, they work great , far end user dos not hear any background noise ,(as keyboard typing )
325136
Probably not. The noise cancellation works best for higher frequency continuous sounds like an airplane engine.
1706034
Yup. The noise cancelling is turned on with a switch. It's separate from the bluetooth
1378949
No, the only noise cancellation is what they block out by being sealed in your ears.
86406
No they are not designed to be noise canceling, however they do reduce outside noise a little because they cover your ears completely.
98379
No, microphone, and these are not noise cancelling. But, they Sound Very Good.
842607
Not really. It's on the large side, and it's not noise canceling. They're open headphones, so people around you will hear what you're listening to if it's loud enough.
635126
You bet. The noise cancelling feature works all by itself, without plugging it into anything. It certainly does not drown everything out but it makes a difference!
1841232
No. Only the microphone has "noise suppression" as stated in the description. And by the way, "noise cancel" should work with anything, unlike what the previous user stated. A "constant pitch" is not required for noise cancellation.Noise cancellation works by "listening" to the sounds outside your headphones and inverting the waveform, (anti-noise). Example, sound can go from zero to + and -, like a sine wave and zero being in the middle. When you have a sine wave going from middle to top and you mix that with a sine wave that's middle to bottom, they cancel each other out like math and you end up with a middle wave form, basically nothing. Check wiki pages if you're really interested. No. Only the microphone has "noise suppression" as stated in the description. And by the way, "noise cancel" should work with anything, unlike what the previous user stated. A "constant pitch" is not required for noise cancellation.Noise cancellation works by "listening" to the sounds outside your headphones and inverting the waveform, (anti-noise). Example, sound can go from zero to + and -, like a sine wave and zero being in the middle. When you have a sine wave going from middle to top and you mix that with a sine wave that's middle to... » Read More No. Only the microphone has "noise suppression" as stated in the description. And by the way, "noise cancel" should work with anything, unlike what the previous user stated. A "constant pitch" is not required for noise cancellation.Noise cancellation works by "listening" to the sounds outside your headphones and inverting the waveform, (anti-noise). Example, sound can go from zero to + and -, like a sine wave and zero being in the middle. When you have a sine wave going from middle to top and you mix that with a sine wave that's middle to bottom, they cancel each other out like math and you end up with a middle wave form, basically nothing. Check wiki pages if you're really interested. « Show Less
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Dear:Bluedio 66i has double mic noise cancelling.It can weak the noise efficiency.Hope this helpBest regards Bluedio team
598088
Hi Jhon D., mic for this Sony MDRNC8/WMI works only for noise cancelling and will not work on PC. -Ely
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Patricia,Noise cancellation works its magic by sampling an overall background noise level by using built in microphones in each earpiece then uses circuitry to electronically invert the signal to the exact opposite of what it hears, thus cancelling out the noise. Unfortunately abrupt short term loud noises aren't effectively cancelled out. Background fan noises, crowd noise, etc get cancelled out very well. Snoring, since it is an abrupt and short term noise, is less likely to be cancelled out.
2263803
No it is no noise cancelling but otherwise I like the headset for it's convenience.
153432
Not that I have found. I have used it several times to call my wife and she was able to hear me perfectly well. But then, I did not buy them for the mic.
1770615
the noise cancellation does not come form the speaker, its if a feature on the mic you are going to be using or the operator transmitting out. This speaker will sound clear and loud even on the freeways with the windows downs and road noise. I hope this helps answer what you are looking for.
2015681
Yes. And its best that way. The fewer connections between your mic and PC; the cleaner the audio.
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.