Description
Enjoy clearer sound from your portable music player free of external noise when you use the Panasonic Noise Cancelling Headphones. With a volume controller and built-in XBS extra bass system, you have the ideal headphones for music on the go. Fold up the headphones and put them in your pocket, ready for your next listening session. You can choose how you listen with these headphones. They include a cancel-level controller and volume controller so you can select your listening comfort level.
Quick Glance
Headphone Type: Over-the-head
Interface Type: Mini-phone
Summary
Product Title: Panasonic RP-HC70 Noise-Canceling Headphones
Manufacturer: Panasonic
Power Score: 2.9 | 3 Reviews
Headphone Type
Headphone Type: Over-the-head
Interface Connection: Mini-phone
More Info
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General
Category: Home Stereo Headphones
Class: Headphones and Headsets
Additional Specifications
Frequency Band: Double-headband design Folding travel style Water resistant
Strengths: Cheap
Weakness: Just about everything
I bought these for home use. I liked the idea of having a noise-cancelling head set with an on/off switch. Off when I want to hear TV at the same time, and ON when I want to suppress outside noise. Well, the amount of noise they cancel is almost zero! The other gripes I have, have to do with design. First, they fold up, but they still make a 5" x 3" x 3" cube, so they are quite bulky. My major...
Noise-cancelling headphones work by creating "anti-noise" that exactly counterbalances external sounds at the ear. While unable to cope with non-repetitive sounds, they do a good job of reducing the constant drone in an airliner cabin or the hum of a room air conditioner or computer fan. Noise-cancelling headphones began as an expensive, bulky laboratory concept, but Panasonics RP-HC70...
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Panasonic RP-HC70 Noise-Canceling Headphones
Strengths: Collapsable headphones, relatively sturdy, comfortable, nice sound reproduction, external power unit.
Weakness: Almost no noise reduction on an airplane.
I bought these headphones for a flight. I looked at reviews for a lot of products, and I did not want too spend too much. The AIWA looked OK until I saw all these reviews about how prone to breaking they were. Then I found the Panasonic. A lot like the AIWA, but the unit seemed more sturdy through the packaging. And indeed it is. Nice sound, comfortable, external power unit with variable volume....
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