Are these noise canceling?
1397281
As long as you have some level of music playing, you can't really hear much anything.
1397282
Not really noise cancelling. They are good and my son loves the pair I bought him....and they do cancel out a fair amount of noise but I am not sure they would be sold on that aspect.
1397283
Well, they aren't battery activated, they're passive. But once on, they do a great job of diminishing all ambient noises surrounding- give or take a few screams, or weights dropping or clanging around you. However, if you have your music going, all excess noise is a distant memory. After putting them to work in this morning's session, I cannot tell you how pleased I am with this headset!...
1397284
No. But when you are listening to music with them you cant hear anything else
1397285
These don't have the active noise cancelling but they fit snug and block out the sound. I used them on the plane they worked great. At the gym I don't hear anything but my music.
1397286
No they are noise isolating. In other words, if I have my music cranked up I cannot hear anything or anyone in the gym. When I use these when I ride my bike I keep the volume at a level that I can get into my ride but at the same time I can hear car horns, sirens, etc. Hope that helps.
1397287
They are not active noise-canceling but regardless, I can't hear a thing of the outside world when I have them on.
1397288
I wish I could help you however my 14 year old grandson absolutely loves them so they must be good. Of all the ones he could have chosen these were the ones he requested and he is thrilled.
1946611
They do not. They are noise isolating, but not active noise canceling, if that's what you're wondering about.
1444432
I don't believe they are technically classified as noise-cancelling but I wear them at the gym and I do not have to crank up the volume on headphones to cover external sounds from other noise around me. I can have them at a normal volume and hear my device just fine. With the different ear piece sizes they fit nicely which attributes more to the good sound quality.
2264310
I don't think they are considered noise cancelling but they do a good job of keeping out the noise. For the price point they do a pretty good job not perfect but better than average.
881372
There not noise cancelling. However, the base is such that it renders noise cancelling irrelevant. And after all, that's all noise cancelling is- exaggerated base.
1699753
They r not noise canceling. The cups do form a very good fit to isolate and direct sound well. I have worn them on many flights and they do a wonderful job at blocking out that unbearable screaming baby that some how always gets the seat behind you.
86409
No, they're not. You wouldn't find noise cancelling headphones for such a ridiculous price. Keep in mind one thing, though : noise cancelling headphones does not mean noise free because you will still hear a faint background noise due to the noise cancelling system. I bought these because you don't have this noise, which makes the sound pure and clear when listening in a quiet room. Hope this helped.
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.
2049768
According to my experience, they are not noise cancelling but then again, this was never a concern for me. I bought them because they sound really good.
1674583
These are not noise-cancelling headphones. They are also "on-ear" headphones so the noise isolation is not as good as "over the ear headphones."
549533
They are not noise canceling but they do have noise isolating. In other words they will block quite a bit but not everything. I like the way they feel. I have worn them for about 4 hours for my longest stretch. My ears got slightly warm at the 4th hour.
593455
There's no active noise canceling. The cups are large and soft, so they do some small amount of noise isolation. Plus with how terribly boomy they are you'll end up overpowering most outside noise anyway, other than the cord rubbing on your clothing.
593454
They're great for listening to music, as for cancelling outside noise, no. The sound quality is good, but there's no noise cancelling.
1728292
They block out ambient noise well but are not noise cancelling. At best, you might consider these "noise isolating".
1745127
They are not "noise cancelling." They are simply in-ear headphones that fit pretty sungly and therefore muffle outside sound. A similar pair that I got after these that I liked much, much better and I'm still using almost a year later is this one: Philips SHE3590BL/10 In-Ear Headphones
86408
They do not seem to be noise canceling. However, they do a decent job at it for non-noise canceling headphones.
268109
These are passive noise blockers, no active noise cancellation. But, if you want noise blocking without listening to music, cheap foam earplugs are more practical.