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Jan 16 '07
Pros: NoiseGard noise reduction works decently with static "white noise"
Cons: The NoiseGard device is large and unwieldy, gets in the way
Summary: As a designer, I work in a fairly free-flowing environment and within that often comes a somewhat loud environment. To compensate and keep from getting distracted, I'm a big user of my iPod and iTunes (and various streaming websites). ...
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Mar 29 '07
Pros: Good sound, noise cancellation. Light weight and comfortable design.
Cons: Bulky external Noisegard unit that requires two batteries.
Summary: I really liked that these were more old-school Walkman size headphones than the big bulky over-the-ear cans. The sound is quite good even without the noise cancellation turned on, and very good with it on. My only complaints were that the Noisegard
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Jul 10 '06
Pros: Comfy, sounds Ok
Cons: Hiss when noise cancelling enabled.
Summary: PXC 150 Headphones Nice sound, but when you turn on noise cancelling there is a significant 'hiss' this probably isn't noticeable when in a noisy environment, but I was disappointed just the same. The fit is comfortable and the sound is good.
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Aug 04 '05
Pros: Good noise reduction, comfortable, good battery life.
Cons: Average sound quality.
Summary: I've been using these for about 6 months on aircraft now and for a cheap-ish model they're pretty good. The sound quality is surprisingly average - about the same as the standard-issue earbuds that came with my iPod - but the noise reduction is quite
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