Does the Active noise Cancellation work when listening to wired music?
1706034
Yup. The noise cancelling is turned on with a switch. It's separate from the bluetooth
1706035
Yes. The only thing that doesn't work when plugged in are the controls for track selection, pausing, & volume. The ANC is actually completely separate from those other function. The ANC can even be on when the headphones are "off".
2201777
I have noticed this behavior before, it is entirely normal for any (if not all) headphones that use active noise cancellation. Generally, the cancellation sound is unnoticeable or very faint (and goes away with music, speaking, etc...). I have noticed that while rare (for me) the low-grade noise that you hear from the NC is turned on can raise in pitch slightly. Moving to a different part of the building or even room can help if this occurs.
999932
Since these are in ear headphones they do block external sounds but if you are looking for active noise cancellation, then the answer is no. Hope this helps.
2067724
I recently bought the Audio-Technica ATH-ANC7 headphones to block thumping and loud footsteps from my neighbor upstairs. Unfortunately, these muffle rather than block such sounds when no music is going through them. When I put on classical or ambient music, the loud parts block the thumping but I can still hear it when the music is quiet. So, these aren't a perfect solution. I suspect most noise-canceling headphones are intended to block constant low-frequency sounds rather than in-and-out random noises. Good luck to all of you dealing with noisy neighbors.
2112917
The dialog is clear enough for me. I can hear things I couldn't before. But I doubt it does magic trick to equalize BG noise automatically. You may need some plugin (for PC in my case) to do the trick for you.
532780
Hi Schmitty,This NC13headphones can reduce up to 87.4% ambient noise when noise canceling circuit isactivated. Thanks. >Joffrey
1244868
Noise Cancellation is always turned on either wireless or not. If you plug in the wire automatically turns on and via wireless there is a little button on the right side to turn on/off the headphone. iOS does indicate battery charge next to the Bluetooth icon. It is good :)
1991829
No. The "active" noise canceling is very minimal. Good pair of earphones, though.
2201779
Active noise cancelation without no sound to work with will add an artificial humming noise, but at very low tone. Is it noticable yes? Is it normal yes? Should it be noticable with music, no. This is common with all active noise reducing headphones. However, I would not describe this as a whine. But a very low toned air flowing hum almost like wind blowing through a very light hum.
774682
No, the Klipsch Reference One On-Ear Headphones does not have an active noise cancellation feature however it has excellent "noise isolation", I can't hear any ambient sounds when I have them on listening to my music. For an added boost, I use it with my FiiO E5 Headphone Amplifier!
1700061
Dear Thien,Thank you for your question about our BTH220 Stereo Bluetooth headphones.The BTH220's do not have active noise cancellation. .Please contact us at support@kinivo.com if you have any additional questions.Thank you, Kinivo Product SupportEmail: support@kinivo.comToll Free: 1-855-4Kinivo (1-855-454-6486)Live Chat: http://support.kinivo.com(Mon-Fri: 9am-5pm Pacific)
2051325
Using the controller, yes. There's a "stop" button and a slider to turn off noise cancelling. I hope that answers your question.
2279514
Though not actively noise canceling, these headphones do dampen ambient noise. in my experience, these headphones do cancel most sounds in my home, but perhaps not all the sound of a moving train, or a busy crowd. despite this, they managed to cancel out enough noise around you that your music will sound spectacular.
2236209
No, they aren't, if im listening to music at a moderate level and my clustermates are talking, i can faintly hear their voices. Although, if you turn up the volume, it should cancel them. But to answer your question straight out, no they are NOT noise canceling.
572483
I use mine while traveling often without any music on. Turn on noise canceling and select a mode to eliminate aircraft noise or motel air conditioning noise without having to listen to music.
977647
No, but keep in mind that these aren't aren't active noise cancellation phones. They isolate by virtue of their in-ear design, but don't reduce noise nearly as much as active circuitry does
523411
As most (all?) headphones with active noise cancellation, they mainly filter out low frequency noise (like traffic sound, fan sound and airplane). That means that they are not so good with filtering out speech and tv. People who want to filter out those sounds usually buy headphone with passive "mechanical" soundproof. (For example Direc Sound EX-29)