Sony MDR-NC33 Pro Reviews

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Costing around £70, Sony claims that these in-ear headphones can get rid of 90 per cent of all ambient noise. They use a lone AAA battery in a compartment mid-way down the fixed audio cable, while the three sizes of silicon in-ear vessels supplied in the box prove exceptionally comfortable. The good work continues with standard sound quality, which is powerful and nuanced - though the good news ends here; when activated, the noise-cancelling feature appears ineffective, and to our minds actually reduces the sound quality.

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Apr 14, 2011

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The average sound would be forgivable if these earphones were better at what they’re supposed to do – namely cancel out ambient noise. Unfortunately they’re not great at it. Nearby conversations are easily audible, as, indeed, are many of the other sounds that should be blotted out.

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