if I wanted to drown out everyday music and noise outside my house will this product solve that?
1568016
If you have a concert going on outside your house then maybe, but otherwise it only stop really loud sounds and amplify quiter ones.
1568017
These muffs are designed to protect your ears from loud noises such as gunfire, riveting guns and other 'shock' noises. They allow you to hear normal conversation. They will Not eliminate loan music. However, if you are talking LOUD music, they will subdue the loudness and, protect your hearing. They are comfortable to wear and not overly heavy.I hope this helps you with your decision.
1568018
No. It suppresses the sharp crack of gun fire but actually amplifies other sounds so you can hear them better
1568019
They work by cutting out loud noises, but everyday normal sounds can be heard. If you turn off the electronics, they're just regular ear muffs.
1568020
Not really.. for general noise you would be better served with earplugs. This is for having regular hearing but drowning out sudden noises.
734254
I would get noise cancelling headphones for that. These do block out noise but I don't know that it's enough.
1523374
The thing about the noise canceling is that it doesn't work 100% well. It acts more like a bass boost imo. It cancels controlled steady noises, like fans and microwaves, but not unpredictable noises that change tones like people speaking and construction. So to answer your question, if you have your music loud enough then yes people will be able to hear it.
325136
Probably not. The noise cancellation works best for higher frequency continuous sounds like an airplane engine.
267488
I don't live close enough to an airport to know for sure, but I can tell you that it absolutely blocks out the noise of a fleet of snowploughs and snowblowers clearing the street in front of my house, so my best guess would be "yes". Not all settings would work well for this, of course. I find the "rainfall" and "brook" settings best for blocking out random noises, while other settings like "train" or "meadow" seem better for situations where you just need soothing sounds to help you relax. I have not tried other noise machines (other than our summertime, window-mounted air conditioner), so I can't offer a meaningful comparison with other products. I hope this helps with your decision.
203554
You can move the Sound Slider to the "closed" position to block outside noise. Doing this will effectively reduce most outside noise.
1559148
It reduces the noise somewhat. I only covered a door but I figure it you use it over a larger area you will have silence
1526451
Yes, I believe it will. You will hear people speaking close to you, but it should drown out background noise. If you want to eliminate every sound go to the Bose, but I think you will like these for the gym. Hope this helps, Dawn T
2190480
It will help. But no, I'm sure you will still hear the bass. Could try wearing these plugs in conjunction with a fan running to try to drown out the noise.
1455136
Yes, I would think so, especially if you have already been using them for concerts. It should help cut down the dull roar of the cars. As the previous reviewer indicated though, even with the earplugs, you should limit your exposure time.
314885
Yes. It reduces noise significant ly. But I am not sure how the neighbour's below are being affected. They didn't complained. It can depend on the building also.
1040232
It won't work the way you want it to in a place with a lot of background noise
2183699
These headphones do a pretty good job of canceling out everyday sounds (ie traffic, conversation). Overall, it depends on what you're listening to and what noises you need to eliminate.
1626607
I could hear it from the other room well enough, but it could be drowned up by music/TV or the washing machine etc.Mind you, this product does generally suck so I wouldn't recommend it.
675480
It may help you but I cannot say for sure. At the least it may minimize the interference noise coming from the device. On some days my radio interference in my garage is completely quieted and some days it is only lessened.
1352456
It's not loud enough to block out yelling I'm sure. But it does reduce random noise-for example my apt is just next to the elevator on my floor and it drowns out the "ding" & muffled voices of people in the hallway.
2277205
Yes, but as I did, you may have to change to the directional mode if you are using the multi-directional setting. It cuts out all the background noise.