You hear a noise (sizzle) in the ear?
1628135
Well that depends on the volume setting. If you set the volume high enough you will hear the "sizzle". I usually turn the volume up till I hear the sizzle & then back it off until it just stops, that seems to be a comfortable level. Sometimes if I need the volume louder for some reason I turn it up into the sizzle level & after a few minutes my ear gets accustomed to the sound & I no longer notice it.
1628136
No, but any fan noise, air conditioner, exhaust fan, etc may be the problem.
1085659
mine make a little sound. you can definitely hear something when they are used especially if you are typing fast.
1335587
Pushed in, yes, you should hear it.. I'm returning, mine is LOUD and crackles....
1815749
No more than any other fans. It just makes a swooshing sound at high speed. You won't even notice it after a while. It will get swallowed-up with other sounds like with your TV or music.
2144929
You can hear it somewhat with music going maybe halfway turned up. The way it lights up grabs your attention faster than hearing it. It makes a chirp noise that's very distinct from others I've heard. I blast my music and don't always hear it.
1726202
No...its sound activated through a microphone that picks up the sound from another source (i.e. stereo)
258609
There's some sound leak but it all depends how loud you listen to the music. Hope this helps
1308496
Yes but there is often an echo of your voice that the other person can hear
243118
Quite a bit. I can hear it with my ear plugs in when my wife forgets to adjust it.
1556552
It is normal. When music is not on you might hear a high pitch but not while listening to music. Enjoy!
1381167
Yes it did, but you might hear some "white noise" when you have the headphones on.
1387418
Its almost like a muffled beep, loud enough to hear it clearly but not ear piercing. Its the same tone beginning to end and the better you have the thermometer placed the faster the reading and less beeping.hope this helps : )
1375954
It has a ONE silly trumpet sound. One tone alarms are known to cause auditory accommodation. You will find information regarding 'Auditory Accommodation' on Google.
600181
Yes. But I would suggest buying a new pair of earphones like Symphonized NRG or Creative Ep-630 ;)
777185
What is loud? Noise is in the ear of the beholder? You just made me aware that it makes a clicking sound, but it doesn't bother me when I'm listening to music with or without headphones. Sorry, this didn't really answer your question, but it's a question only you can really answer.
548049
Mine makes the same sounds, I am interested to know if more people have this issue....
509826
Yes, it has a fan. I just turned it on and put my ear near it and heard it and felt it.