Sony MDR-NC6 Noise Canceling Headphones by Sony
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Digital camera reviews of Sony MDR-NC6 Noise Canceling Headphones
Digital camera Review: Cord Length
Summary: 3 Stars
Can somebody tell me how long the cord is for these headphones? I'm planning on using them while watching tv so I need something ~10ft. Thanks.Digital camera Review: Crap! I used to trust the Sony name
Summary: 1 Stars
I have the Bose headset, and got the Sony as a spare. The lower price would indicate that there is something lacking, and well there is! The Sony headphones are uncomfortable, resonant, and--well, I just don't use them.
BTW, the noise reduction is much less than the more expensive Bose.
Guess you get what you pay for sometime!
Digital camera Review: Crisp and Detailed for Small Price
Summary: 5 Stars
I've been obsessively researching headphones for the last 6 months and have read that ear-canal earplugs can quickly ruin your ears and that music experts frown on the "closed" and noise canceling features as they compromise the brightness of sound. I concluded that I would stay away from those phones and thought I would have to spend at a minimum 100 dollars for the Sony MDR 7506 headphones, but then a student came to my class with the MDR-NC6, I asked if I could try them and he played his iPod. I was amazed. Far greater sound than other headphones I own (in the 50-dollar range). For me these headphones delivered the "wow factor," the feeling the music is really taking me for a magic carpet ride. My quest for a 100-dollar or more phone has ended as I am more than happy with the 35-dollar (on Amazon) MDR-NC6.Digital camera Review: DO NOT BUY
Summary: 1 Stars
i bought these headphones about a year ago, and was hoping for something for an airplane ride. the first thing i noticed was that they hurt your ears if you wear them for about 2 hours. now, coming back from paris, the right noise canceling went out! it was so annoying. also, they do not get loud enough if noise canceling was not on.Digital camera Review: Death to the right ear
Summary: 1 Stars
Over the years I have purchased a few Sony headphones. They performed well, but didn't seem to last more than 2 years of light, occaisional usage. I thought it was something that I was doing until it happened for the third time. All of my Sony headphones died the same way. The right earphone stops working. The only difference with this model, is that it makes a deafening loud squeal before it dies. Regardless of what the problem is, its not worth the cost to repair.