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caused a loud audible popping noise to occur that temporarily centered the soundstage perfectly!
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Poor noise isolation
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You can also hum 'Danger Zone' by Kenny Loggins to get better noise isolation
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Poor noise isolation
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Sony has noise cancelling that does not suck, i.e drowns out most noise and does not wreck the music in the process
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Just like any bluetooth headphones, there's a very faint pink noise on wireless
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When charging and using, it generates weird noise
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The passive noise cancellation is perfectly adequate at home, but when flying on a plane or commuting on a bus or train, the listener really needs active noise cancellation.
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Even though the manufacturer claims "2) Passive Noise Isolation - Naturally cut the distractions of jet engines and unwanted noise without the hiss and pressure of Active Noise Canceling (ANC)
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Just like any bluetooth headphones, there's a very faint pink noise on wireless
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There was absolutely no difference in the sound of jet engines with music playing or without."PASSIVE NOISE
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Decent bass impacts, breathy vocals, lots of fun noise - the Wireless2 plays this perfectly
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....there are too much static noise on the background i can hardly concentrate
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These are definitely Hi-Res sound and also have a noise-isolating feature that really helps to immerse yourself into what you’re listening to.
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"Passive" noise cancellation is just a factor of these things cover your ears like any other over ear headphone.
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With that being said they sound great, however the battery is only decent, the headphones have very poor noise isolation & I find these headphones lack bass, yet many reviewers mentioned that the bass was overwhelming.