List Price : $49.99 Price : $28.99
Product Description
Enhance your listening experience and reduce unwanted ambient noise by 87.4 percent with the MDR-NC7 noise canceling headphones. Featuring a convenient, foldable and swivel design, these headphones are perfect for travel or the daily commute.The MDR-NC7 reduce up to 87.4% (9 dB at 300 Hz) of ambient noise when the noise canceling circuit is switched on, ideal for loud, noisy environments like planes, buses, dorms, etc.
Amazon.com Product Description
Enhance your listening experience and reduce unwanted ambient noise by 87.4 percent with the MDR-NC7 noise canceling headphones. Featuring a convenient, foldable and swivel design, these headphones are perfect for travel or the daily commute.
Noise Canceling Technology
Noise canceling headphones reduce ambient noise to provide a quieter environment for audio entertainment. The headphones have an inside microphone on each earpiece that works with electronic circuitry to create oppositely phased sound waves that reduce, or phase out, the ambient noise sound waves.
The MDR-NC7 reduce up to 87.4% (9 dB at 300 Hz) of ambient noise when the noise canceling circuit is switched on, ideal for loud, noisy environments like planes, buses, dorms, etc.
Listen With or Without Noise Reduction
Convenient dual-use capability gives you the option of listening to your music with or without the noise cancelation feature, so you can enjoy unaffected music in quiet environments. This also allows you to keep using your headphones (minus noise reduction) when the batteries run dry.
On-Ear Design
Many of the noise canceling headphones out there are earbuds; these are ideal for someone who prefers an external phone. The phones rest gently on your ear, with an adjustable headband to get a good fit. And good sound--a neodymium magnet provides excellent power-handling, and 30-millimeter drivers deliver quality sound with a frequency response of 20 Hz - 30 kHz.
Ready for Travel
The MDR-NC7's noise reduction is powered by a single AAA battery, and when not in use the phones feature a foldable, swivel design. Fold small and compact and slip into the included carry pouch and you're good to go. An airplane adapter is also included for in-flight entertainment (stereo or dual jack).
MDR-NC7 Specs
| Driver Unit: | 30 mm |
| Frequency Response: | 20 Hz - 30 kHz |
| Magnet: | Neodymium |
| Impedance, Power On: | 33 Ohms |
| Impedance, Power Off: | 100 Ohms |
| Sensitivity, Power On: | 102 dB/mW |
| Sensitivity, Power Off: | 100 dB/mW |
| Plug Type: | Gold, Stereo Mini Plug |
| Cord Length: | 1.5 Meters |
| Weight: | 134 grams (Including AAA Battery) |
What's in the Box
MDR-NC7 Noise Canceling Headphones, Airplane Plug Adapter, Carrying Pouch, User's Manual
- Active noise canceling headphones reduce outside ambient noise by 87.4%
- Noise cancelation can be switched on/off and uses a single AAA battery
- Foldable and swivel design for easy portability; travel pouch included
- Neodymium magnet and 30mm drivers deliver powerful, detailed sound
- Includes airplane adapter for in-flight entertainment (stereo or dual jack)
Sony MDRNC7/BLK Noise Canceling On-Ear headphones (Black) Reviews
Sony MDRNC7/BLK Noise Canceling On-Ear headphones (Black) Reviews
| 282 of 288 people found the following review helpful:  Good for the price, not great, This review is from: Sony MDRNC7/BLK Noise Canceling On-Ear headphones (Black) (Electronics) Based on the price, I took the plunge. The construction is pretty solid and look good on the head. The pads are very comfortable with a soft "vinyl" type material. The "arms" of the headphones wrap around the head really well because of the hinge at the top of the headphones. But to the most important feature: the noise cancelling function was not dramatic during flights - it worked well for a semi-quiet office environment, but my primary need for this is flying. And during flying I noticed only a slight change. Good for the price, but not if you are looking to use this while flying or similar environments investigate other options. 199 of 203 people found the following review helpful:  Better than MDR-NC6, By Martin "Tech Guy" (USA) - See all my reviews This review is from: Sony MDRNC7/BLK Noise Canceling On-Ear headphones (Black) (Electronics) Pros: Fairly good sound, smaller profile, great price point, comfortable, foldable, stylish Cons: Non-detachable mini-plug, soft pouch (no hard case) There are better noise cancelling headphones out there, but not for less than $50. At $49.99, these are great headphones for the traveler on a budget. I previously bought the MDR-NC6s and they worked pretty well for me. I originally got them to use while flying, but I also use them at work to remove the annoying hum from our company computers. The NC7 is a great upgrade from the older model. They noticeably cancel more of the ambient noise than the NC6. Also, there is virtually no lag time between when the noise cancelling is switched on and when it actually kicks in. The NC6 took a few seconds to begin actually cancelling ambient noise. Also, a common complaint that I've had (and read about) with the NC6 is that there's a faint, yet audible hiss while the noise cancelling is on. This has been greatly reduced... Read more 120 of 123 people found the following review helpful: Good for the price, not great, By This review is from: Sony MDRNC7/BLK Noise Canceling On-Ear headphones (Black) (Electronics) I waited to take a couple flights before I put in a review for these headphones. If I could give an extra half star I would because of the price. Looking at other reviews for various models, I was surprised how many people think Active Noise Canceling will handle things like voices, phones, assuming they will encase you in a cone of silence (see Get Smart). This is not what they are for. They cancel out (but not NEARLY all the way) low frequency constant tones - car noise, aircraft noise, lawn mowers, etc. This made looking at reviews difficult because people who could hear their fingers snap while wearing the headphones gave a poor rating. The overall sound quality is poor. My fifteen dollar Koss over-the-ear KSC75s sound worlds better than these. Strangely, they sound a bit better when they are switched on (some bass response compared to almost nothing while off). Since I bought them for use in noisy environments, I wasn't too worried about this. I... Read more |
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