For paticolare back design (2 holes), people close hear sound from earphones?
1614130
No, I have not received any complaint when I have used them and I run them at very high volume
1614131
No, not if you get a good fit with a good seal with the ear tips. If you turn your music way up someone may hear the smallest amount of noise, but it will not be loud enough to disturb them.
1614132
No worries there's no sound leakage. Nobody will be able to hear what you are listening
1657224
The cord for the earphones acts as the antenna. I learned that from experience. You leave it plugged in even when you have it on so everyone cab hear it.
1731706
It depends on the volume of your workplace but these headphones do bleed more than traditional closed back designs. If you have sensitive co workers I would consider another design.
436880
No, it. Really blocks out background sounds and fits tight over ear so no one heard what you are listening too.
1375043
The headphones are pretty soundproof, but they are not noise cancelling. So if the music is blaring, the person next to you will be able to hear.
549057
Yes, they are open back (people around you can hear what your listening too and you can hear them) and have soft velvet pads. In some cases, it might be too tactile for some though... but not for me. Honestly, my M50's get hot, but they have more SPL and are closed (so my colleagues can't hear my trance EDM).
208570
Yes it is closed around the back. The sound is very direct out of the cups, meaning it can be very loud when you are not wearing however, when wearing it nobody else will hear the sound unless cranked up to full volume.
1588570
1. I own a pair. They are closed back and will have to be realllly loud for sound to be heard by others. Sounds leak is not an issue with this one bit. 2. They are ranked 2nd on a list of top 5 headphones under $200 - http://boldlist.net/top-5-headphones-under-200.php3. They also hold up really well and don't show much wear and tear. Highly recommend.
15633
No they're covered by a screen type material. Very loud so I can hear it at work around machinery. Music distorts turned all the way up. But I use headphones or bluetooth through my vehicle speakers when listening to music so I don't need that part turned up all the way anyway.
2104678
Not really, but like any headphone if you are close and it gets too loud the other person ca N hear. Comfort wise they are great
1157714
Sound? A lot b/c they are an "open back" design (as are most planar magnetic headphones).
925817
These are closed-back headphones. They do have a small button in the audio line (from your audio device to the headphones) that can be pressed to hear external sounds while wearing the headphones (for example, in order to have a conversation with the airline attendant), but it is very clumsy and difficult to use, I find it easier to simply remove one headphone from one ear...
134219
There are small holes in the case right where the speaker is that allow sound to come out.
1310733
Not sure what you are referring to... ambient sound being heard on the earphones or someone hearing the earphones sound while there are being used by someone else.. I bought our earphones to hear the quiet dialogues on television over the ambient noise of heater fans and snoring bull dogs. I also bought the earphones so our snoring bull dogs would not hear the television sound and wake up barking! They work great for both conditions. That and their sound reproduction for music, opera and jazz is just outstanding.. I would recommend them unconditionally.
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Hi Thomyi, I wouldn't use it if I were you. It is an open back headphone so there will be a lot of sound leak and your colleagues might not be too comfortable with that. Try getting some iem or closed back headphones.
379660
On the back upper center is a line out and a headphones out. The headphones out should work.
1329834
With the ear buds well seated in both ears and music playing fairly loudly, most of the sound of conversations should be blocked out. The softer the music, the more conversations can be heard, although somewhat muffled(like wearing ear plugs)