Do these earbuds have that "stethoscope effect" where the cord itself makes noise from rubbing/moving when you are just walking about? Thanks!
637118
No, none that I noticed. I actually wear them when riding a motorcycle and they cancel the wind noise as well. Haron
637119
No. They fold over the ear and have no effect like that when rubbing up against anything.
637120
No they don't, I wear them all the time travelling and running and can vouch they do not
637121
To some extent, yes, but it is limited. It is far less pronounced than it was with the Klipsch S4 II set that I have.
990489
First, no - that's not normal. I'm not sure how large the thing is you hear moving around but it may be insulation, a speaker wire or a lose cross over. Either way I would suggest you take advantage of Amazon's generous return policy and either return then for a refund or replacement pair. That rattle will show up while playing music especially at higher volumes.
1974374
I notice very little noise, if any when walking around. Microphonics is an issue though, under abnormal circumstances. Running or fumbling around for something in your pockets for instance. Personally, I've never been annoyed by or have noticed this particular issue under normal circumstances.
387042
No, they do not. Cable is actually on the thinner side as well. Still headphones have a good all around sound, are light, and very comfortable. I have them in my office.
25221
They stay in pretty nicely. However, the noise when the cords touch anything is a real problem. I tried them on a treadmill once and they're terrible for that! Really, even walking around makes a lot of annoying noise.
2078324
Given the nature of these headphones, they do not isolate noise. Meaning people near you might hear some of your music, and you will hear both your music and a bit of the environment around you (not the best for bus rides). Consequently, I would not recommend these for walking or going on the bus.
971296
No, but I notice if we haven't used them in a while, we do. I am not sure why that is or what the parameters are. They are great headphones! I adore them because I adjust the level much lower than my husband likes. Now I don't get so bugged watching t.v. :)
2124570
Not really, but I've always put the cord under my shirt anyway. I just hate that they don't go all the way into the ear canal like I thought they would...I can still hear tons of external gym noise.
1958384
No, It didn't have this kind of problem. the sound is great. just one point, they do not fit very well in your ears.
1115641
No. They are not even good for walking unless if you have a buttoned shirt (the cord clip is made for that)I recommend cx 685 . There isin't actually a huge sound difference.
999088
yes, they do. I have good quality earbuds and am happy with the music quality. Of course, wind noise does effect the quality of the music. Helmet, windscreen... all can reduce the quality of the music. You won't get concert hall quality, but I'm very satisfied.
1944833
The earbuds do not get warrm. I have not worn them and felt warm ears but I can imagine in a hot summer day perhaps. Nothing I noticed.
1456854
No, I have never noticed a clicking sound. I've owned four different wireless headphones and these are the best I've ever had.
1016962
There's no noise bleeding if you are listening at normal levels. It is possible to get noise bleeding if you turn the volume up high. I don't feel like these are that great for blocking out outside noise. You'll probably want noise cancelling headphones for an airplane ride unless you don't mind turning the volume up.
1123843
No, they do not make noise. They are made out of material, not plastic like the disposable ones.
1523375
You mean the sound of people listening to music? I must say that although mine broke too quickly, they did an excellent job of cancelling out noises. I mainly wore them on the PT (train and bus, and walking downtown) on my commute to and from work.
577562
No they don't but the over ear design makes them very good at not slipping for the two months they work properly, then one ear bud will stop working, followed by the entire unit refusing to accept a charge. But you'll be out of the warranty period by then.