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Headphone HN-700 Ef | 
 enlarge | Brand: Creative Labs
Category: CE
List Price: $106.55
Buy New: $45.99
You Save: $60.56 (57%)
New (3) Used (1) from $45.99
Rating:  10 reviews
Media: Electronics
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 3
Dimensions (in): 3.5 x 8 x 10.5
Warranty: 1 year warranty
MPN: 51MZ0205AA004
Model: 51MZ0205AA004
UPC: 054651137202
EAN: 0054651137202
ASIN: B000I8077A
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Shipping: Expedited shipping available
Condition: New, factory sealed, UPC removed, fast shipping
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| Features:
| • | Comes with 1 pair of headphones; 2 AAA-size batteries; 1 carrying pouch; 3.5mm dual plug adaptor for airplane use | | • | Active Noise Cancellation technology - Designed to drown out noise, you can now enjoy an unparalleled listening experience on this powerful, high-performance headphone set | | • | Closed ear-cup design - It's easy to store the Creative Headphones HN-700, even when you're on the move. Simply tuck the ear cups in, and you have a compact and lightweight package that travels anywhere easily. 40mm drivers deliver rich, full-range sound from 20 Hz to 20,000Hz | | • | Ergonomic cushioned ear pads - Leatherette cushioned ear pads are ergonomically designed to fit your ears perfectly, for comfortable listening during long road trips | | • | Foldable and detachable side cable - For neat and easy storage |
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Product Description
The HN-700 delivers exceptional sound quality with active noise cancellation and closed earcup design. Comfortable for extended use with ergonomically designed leatherette pads. The HN-700 features a folding headband, storage pouch, removable side cable and airplane adapter - ideal for the traveler.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 5 more reviews...
 Excellent Value; OK sound September 16, 2008
Aishah Binte Jantan (Hong Kong)
The thing you'll be impressed most of all is the price; it also comes with a handy leather pouch and airline adaptor (only fits in certain aircaft though), and the volume control wheel on the headphones is very handy. It is also very comfortable to wear over extended periods; I wore this for most of an 8-hour flight without any discomfort worth mentioning.
I think that the noise cancellation works like a gem: the plane's engines (or indeed any ambient noise) were reduced to a distant hum, although sharp clacks and bangs do get through. Some audio artefacts are introduced, but overall I am extremely impressed by the HN700's noise cancelling ability. Amazingly, they are not too far off the pace from the Bose Quietcomfort 3 and Creative's X-Fi Headphones (in terms of noise cancellation), and the fact that these two models cost at least 5 times as much really says something about the HN700.
Where the HN700s noticeably lag behind is in the sound quality department. Clarity is distinctly inferior to the pricier headphones mentioned above, leaving a rather muffled sound. Neither are they a match for my Shure SE210s.
Nevertheless, the HN700's sound quality shortcomings are far outweighed by its comfort, features, noise cancellation, and fantastic value. You can't get a better pair of headphones for this price.
What you expect for the price April 16, 2008
R. Alton (San Diego, CA)
These earphones are not the best nor the worst and I am not unhappy by any means. They are exactly what I expected for $60. The bass is good not too much and not too little, but the clarity is a little off and the noise canceling is good for the office but maybe not for the plane.
For $60 bucks, buy them but don't be epecting to be getting Bose.
Good product as a whole January 24, 2008
Albano (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)
Good product as a whole. Noise abatement only for low frequencies. When you listen to music, high frequencies (treble) are poor.
 These headphones are pretty good... December 23, 2007
Chris Schapdick (New Jersey)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I've had several noise canceling headphones over the last two years. Initially I had the Bose Quietcomfort II series ones which were of course 'great'. I sold those (since I needed money) and replaced them with the Logitech canceling ones. They were actually really good and comparable to the Bose's but much less expensive. I can't really recommend them though since they broke after 2 months (no sound in one cup). So that brings me to this set. These work fine and have a decent sound, but the noise cancellation feature is the worst of the batch. They are also not as comfortable as the other two. Battery life is good. I'd say you get about 24 hours out of the 2 AAAs it takes. One thing that has happened after about 2 months of use is the folding feature at the top of the headpiece no longer locks properly (it's loose, but still functional).
Final verdict: I'd go back to the ones from Logitech if I had some assurance that they would work more than 2 months... Hope this has helped.
 Meets all my expectations... November 24, 2007
T. Parker
I must admit right off that this is the first pair of noise-canceling headphones that I have owned. They seem to do the job quite well so far (after 3 weeks) and the fact that they fold for easier storage is a big plus in my book.
I would not hesitate to recommend these headphones.
The only minor nit might be that you have to move the volume control fairly high to get proper volume level. They can also get a little warm after extended wearing, but I think most "over-ear" type headphones would do that also.
The noise-canceling feature makes my airline travel a much more enjoyable experience. I am very happy I made this purchase.
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