Noise isolation? Or even a decent amount?
1828754
It will cancel some noise but be careful, you do need to turn them up a bit but having them up high for long periods of time will blow out the right ear bud. Very nice headphones non-the less
1828755
They Do A Very Good Job Of Blocking The Noise Surrounding You. I Don't Hear The Noises Around Me, So When Someone Talks To Me I Take One Of The Earbuds Out Of My Ear. I Hope This Helps.
1828756
Jesse, I think it is a decent amount. If you use alking in the streets here (Rio de Janeiro), you will enjoy the quality of the sound, and, at the same time, you will keep your attention to the sounds of the traffic and peolple around you. It is very important this. And at home, it is heaven !
1828757
Yes, I would say there is a decent amount of noise isolation, though perhaps not as much as those soft type that completely block the ear canal.
1828758
they're not as good as an in-ear model, but you definetely get to ignore your sorroundings pretty well... 7 out of 10 maybe...
203556
I used a pair like these, with passive noise cancellation, on a plane and they were actually pretty good. It will not stop the ear pressure due to altitude, but you wont hear a thing
2192901
The N-Tunes do a pretty good job of noise cancellation. They aren't "Noise Cancelling Headphones" But i believe they do the job pretty well. :)
992422
While not good on noise isolation it definately does not snag. I use mine while biking and it lets me hear the traffic.
1590595
They don't let in much noise, however "Noise isolating" is slightly misleading. Its not like you can't hear anything else while they are in. There are multiple sizes of rubber buds.
104357
pretty good. they're not active noise cancelling headphones so if that's what you're looking for, these are not for you. but as passive noise cancellation, they're decent. they'll block a lot of environmental noise and wont leak much out. the best isolating closed headphone i've used that wasnt an active noise cancellation pair was the beyerdynamic dt770 pro. those blocked out the most noise and leaked the least. i much prefer the sound quality of the a900x though. sold mine off a year ago really regretting it.
932857
Yes.... Its going to be difficult to avoid ambient noise unless you can set up backdrops and wind socks to absorb some of the extraneous sounds. This is a great mic. You can try using lavalier mics, use wind socks etc and should help a lot
367222
Moderate noise. Not really noticeable at all. I have two of them in the same area.
2067723
Actually, for the moment I've decided to try a pair of plain earmuffs. Slightly more bulky and they don't have noise cancellation, but noise cancellation, as far as I can tell, primarily deals with deep noises, not high ones -- and I'm primarily concerned with higher noises. I've tried my roommate's pair of earmuffs and they seem to do the trick.Less than $20: 3M Peltor H10A Optime 105 Earmuff . They review very well.
958157
So, I actually have some roommates who can be rather noisy at night, if you catch my drift. It's mad annoying, so I've taken to trying to block it out when it happens. I can say that the noise isolation (with no music) is solid, but not incredible. But honestly, it's about as good as any non-fitted pair of earplugs I've tried. If you combine that with actually playing some really light music (I literally put my iPod on the lowest volume setting it can go), then usually you're in good shape. The only downside is that you've got earplugs in while you sleep. Which means you either have to sleep entirely on your back (which I can do sometimes). Orr... I take one out, sleep on my side, and keep the other one in. This also works decently well since my ear without an earplug is in the pillow, and thus solidly blocked from sound. Also, for music, I recommend chill instrumental music. I've tried other things, but have occasionally been woken up by random parts of a song that get loud.
536624
Not completely. I have not found anything that will do that as much as try to advertise! I wear them everynight because they do block most ambient sound i.e. fans, tv's down low.
919775
I would say a medium level of sound. I've had quieter and louder than this.
543281
Noise isolation is excellent, they come with ear tips that have an insulating foam as opposed to simple silicon enclosures and they also do include a carrying bag. It's not of the highest quality but it gets the job done and its kept mine in perfect condition for months now.
543838
I put them on and had my husband speak quietly to me. Heard him fine. So, no noise blocking. Ear plugs will probably be your best bet.
1827432
Noise isolation is good, as good as HD25's and they are plenty loud. Good to go.
1104133
They will certainly help. Most any noise reduction solutions will, earplugs, ear muffs etc. They have good noise reduction. Check the -db levels, the higher the better.
1248964
I've never had any complaints from others about background noise when I've used my mic. But I don't know how much noise you may have to deal with.