Noise Cancelling Headphones

When I'm listening to my book at the gym, the piped in music is so loud that I can't hear the book while I'm exercising. I don't want to increase the volume as I already wear hearing aids and don't want to continue to blast my eardrums with loud noise. I was in a delimma as to what to do: buy $400 bluetooth head phones or buy something that can fit over my hearing aids so I don't have to increase the volume. I'm so glad I purchased these noise cancelling headphones for autism for $19 as they work perfectly. They're black, which looks like any other headphones, and they immediately block out the outside noise when I put them on. The instructions say not to put them over glasses, but I find they work fine over my glasses. They fit very snugly and I have to make adjustments for that, but it's been easy to adjust so far. They don't slip and they allow me to keep my volume at a normal level. I would definitely buy again.

Love these ! Wife says i snore , I know she does ! I put my ear plugs in and these headphones and we both sleep quietly ! Downside is that the earphones could be mounted to the headpiece a little better as they break off after some time and I buy new ones

I get overwhelmed by loud sounds, particularly when I'm in a crowd or trying to focus (like when reading a book). While these ear muffs don't block sound entirely, they do dull it. The loud WHIIIIIRR of a vacuum cleaner becomes a tolerable whiiiiirr, the loud performance in a crowd becomes less overwhelming (though definitely still audible), and the quiet ambient noises around me (the ticking of a clock, the chirping of crickets, the scratch of a pencil on paper) fade away. Again, not to nothing- but they fade enough that I can concentrate. YMMV. It's difficult to describe how much it affects noise around you, but I might liken it to covering your ears- and these are generally going to be more socially acceptable than that. They don't help as much with, say, overlapping conversation in the room around you because you will still likely be able to hear what's being said, and words are one of the more distracting sorts of noises in my opinion. They do feel a bit cheap (indeed, they are a bit cheap, but I'm grateful for the affordability), but they're comfortable enough (I think personally I could wear them for up to an hour before needing a break from them), easy to adjust, and small enough I can fold them and fit them in my purse. So I'd say they're a good deal for what they are.

I love these the sound is perfect I can use these in public places but I can hear someone when they talk to me these are perfect for kids and the size can change depending on your head size these have never broken there easy to put away and adjust I love the bulkiness and I love color the versatility is perfect for trying to work or do different tasks

Hi, I don’t usually give reviews because I don’t find them helpful. This is a neutral review. Pro - these would best be used for a child sized head. They’re sealed tight for that size. Also, do offer some noise cancellation. However, I’m a female with a regular sized head. Con- they easily break (because the are entirely made of the plastic). I had them for two months before one earpiece broke off, I fixed that one with superglue, and surprisingly it’s still holding! Unfortunately, when the second earpiece snapped off, no amount of glue could fix that. I bought these because the internal fire alarm was causing problems in my apartment complex. And if you know what that sounds like, then you’ll understand that it’s ear piercing! I received about 4/5 months of use.. until they became completely useless. Good value, but, buyer beware. Note- If I were to review about the shipping/supplier, I would give them an A+. They were delivered on time and very well packed. Thank you.