how loud (db?) do the headphones get??
150155
They get plenty loud for office use prob not loud enough for a production setting I use them for work in the office and love them
150156
I don't know in decibels. I do know that my mother wears hearing aids in both ears and still has trouble hearing, but can hear fine with these headphones without her hearing aids. They are so loud that when she takes them off her ears, I can hear what is being said (and understand it) in the next room.Hope that helps
150157
Plenty loud. I set the TV vol control to midrange and can use a low headphone vol setting. Extends headphone battery life to several hours. They work great for me.
150158
I can't say in decibels but loud enough that you cannot use it at full volume. I have no hestitation in recommending it. I have 3 so far for the last 6 years and and I am planning to buy 2 more shortly. Battery last quite a while and sound quality is excellent. Only con is placing on the charging cradle - usually takes more than 1 attempt to get into charging mode.
29894
It depends. These headphones are really great quality in sound, despite such a cheap price. If you have these on on full blast on lets say, an Ipod: then people will hear you, BUT, only if they are REALLY close to you. But if you have these at a medium level of sound, nobody will hear them. I wear these in public a lot on full blast sometimes and no one has made a comment or asked me to turn them down. So its fine :)
2175054
At moderate to low volume there is no appreciable leakage. They actually won't get quite as loud as I would like ... no ear bleeding head banging, yes I would do that at my office. Over all these are a good quality headphone, they really shine as hands free headsets for phone work.
285808
yes , a lot. many of the better headphones leak noise its just a trade off. they have wonderful sound and clearity. the Bluetooth range is very far as well. I have a small head but they fit well but look enormous on me. I hope this helps. basically everything can be clearly heard by someone near by , you would be " that guy" on the plane , I would stick with some simple ear buds and use these earphones for personal use at home .
1977124
They have a low impedence of 32 ohms but have a sensitivity of 99db which is around 4db less than usual (which is huge in difference in db). If you listen loud, this isn't your headphone.
1454037
There is a Monitor dial that you can use to turn up the volume for your earbuds. I use 64 ohm over-the-ear headphones and it pushes enough power for those.
1378593
I get 7-8 hours of continuous audio out of mine! I listen to talk mostly, so maybe less bass = more battery? I dunno, but I've been through several pairs and always get, at least the 7 hours the nice lady inside the headphones says I'll get.
886318
Loud isn't always better. It depends on your need. If you need more volume get a headphone amp.
2199146
They do not get as loud as normal headphones. I was very impressed by them, and once my kids got older and went to regular headphones, they were shocked by the volume difference and for a while preferred to go back to these. So, I believe the answer to your question would be "yes".
1704795
I have found these to be tinny. So what you are hearing may be normal. I do not find them to simulate live music. Their greatest quality for me is that they have little to no wire noise when moving, compared to all of my other headphones ranging from Sony to Sennheiser and Bose (which are highly overrated as well).
1731707
At low volumes no, with that being said I can hear what my husband is listening to 10 feet away. He does listen to things a bit on the loud side though. He loves them as far as sound quality and comfort.
800697
There not bad just not very loud. They might be louder if there not hooked up to a amp mine are but there also paired up with 6.5 bass infernos loud speakers. When you have loud speakers you really don't even need tweeters.
1423508
the bass is very good. but the volume isn't up to par, I'd like them to be louder. I've been looking, the Beats Studio Wireless Over-Ear Headphone. are loud enough but not sure that is the sound that I'd be looking for. I own a pair of V-Moda m 100's and love them. only if they'd make a bt headphones.
1402384
do the headphones plug into the amplifier i just purchased,allowing me to crank the volume up and not disturb my neighbors?last,are the headphones self sufficient in that i could wear them at an airport,on a plane ,or simply walking around/thank youjohn dalton
1860915
In my opinion the leakage will not be to loud.Having said that there is some leakage so if you want it to be silent these headphones are not the right choice.Edit...In regards to the DJ8 headphones, sorry but I have never heard them.
1240314
Hi, sorry can't help as I don't have experience with this devices. Anyway you ordered outstanding headphones, top class for sure, I used with a good DAC and a Magny amplifier and really are one of my prefered headphones (well, I keep the 250ohm version as I almost never use portable devices for music). Hope you likes the Beyers. Leo.
28851
Hi NzoMD. I'd rate the sound leak about equivalent to the noise-cancelling. Pretty darn good but not 100%. I tested it by playing music with my laptop volume on max then the headphone volume on max, and the results left, in my opinion, "quiet" sounds.