Do they feature active noise cancellation?
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!
774683
nope, no active noice cancellation. the seal is decent so normally they are ok for just everyday noise. i personally wouldn't wear it on the plane cuz i would fall asleep with it on and it would hurt if did :S
774684
They do not have active noise cancelling, but are still very good at blocking sound
1700060
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 Support Email: support@kinivo.com Toll Free: 1-855-4Kinivo (1-855-454-6486) Live Chat: http://support.kinivo.com (Mon-Fri: 9am-5pm Pacific)
2031497
These do not have active noise cancelling (which would need power). Instead they have passive sound insulation. They are quite effective. I use mine for mowing the lawn and can listen to music or audio books without turning up the volume much at all.
1997150
No it's not active noise canceling but I can barely hear some yelling at me when I have these on (yes I've had people yelling around me lol)
1397287
They are not active noise-canceling but regardless, I can't hear a thing of the outside world when I have them on.
1987143
Yes. But whether with or without music, the noise canceling is only a partial reduction in outside noise.
47259
These are open end headphones and do not provide much noise cancellation. That's part of the reason their sound stage is so expansive. These headphones are best listened to in a quiet environment, but they sound oh, so fantastic!
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.
759714
No, these are not noise cancelling at all. The only noise that is cancelled out is if you crank the volume way up which leads to distortion. If you keep the volume at a decent level you can still hear the outside world fairly well.
1962761
Not that I'm aware of. The noise cancelling is more for the microphone than the speakers.
1302095
I do not believe so. I think I remember while doing my research, that these are not noise cancelling but that the snug plug and the sound essentially block out any outside noise. I hope this helps.
1754720
Yes. There is active noise suppression. These work great on constant noise; more white noise of wind rushing by. People speaking becomes a dull mumble, but you still know they are talking. The ear buds fit into your ear canal like ear plugs, sealing out ambient noise. I have even worn them unattached to a device just to quiet a train ride. I don't think you can achieve 100% noise removal unless you go for an over-the-ear muff like the Bose QuietComfort.
1946611
They do not. They are noise isolating, but not active noise canceling, if that's what you're wondering about.
1728291
There is passive noise reduction per the headphones padding around the ears but no active noise reduction.
807721
They have noise isolation there is some difference between isolation and cancellation-see link-http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/44328/htg-explains-how-do-noise-reducing-headphones-work/
1539351
They don't have active noise cancellation. They can passively block out noise simply because they cover your ears, but any similar headphones can do that. Active noise cancellation is what you're probably looking for. Active noise cancelling headphones will do more against plane engine noise and other low noises (not so much high noises like talking), but they also cost more and generally have poorer audio quality.
1895732
they are not noise cancelling. they do though keep out pretty much all sound though and they do get very very loud.