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Maxell HP NC1

Maxell HP-NC1 Headphones

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Shure E4C Headphones

From $26.99  |  16 stores
$599.99  |  1 store
Product Description
Maxell's HP-NC1 portable headphones are equipped with Noisebuster, a patented noise-reduction technology that really works, making the HP-NC1 an ideal companion for in-flight (or even... More
Maxell's HP-NC1 portable headphones are equipped with Noisebuster, a patented noise-reduction technology that really works, making the HP-NC1 an ideal companion for in-flight (or even on-bus) music lovers.\n Less
Shure E4c Sound Isolating In-Ear Stereo Earphones for iPod or MP3, CD or DVD Players. The Shure E4c delivers unparalleled sound quality with a sleek, high tech look for your iPod or other... More
Shure E4c Sound Isolating In-Ear Stereo Earphones for iPod or MP3, CD or DVD Players. The Shure E4c delivers unparalleled sound quality with a sleek, high tech look for your iPod or other MP3 or music devices. Sound isolating earphones feature a unique design to block outside noise. Less
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Key Features   
Design   Over the Head Ear Buds
Usage   Consumer Consumer
Sound Mode   Stereo Stereo
Connectivity   Cable Cable
Compatibility   Personal Audio Personal Audio
Technical Features   
Sensitivity - 109 dB
Impedance - 29 ohm
Frequency Response 20 Hz - 20 kHz -
Plug   
Plug Type Proprietary 3.5 mm
Plug Material - Gold
Wireless Features   
Battery Life Up to 100 Hours -
Other Features   
Cable Length - 5 ft.
Volume Control With Volume Control With Volume Control
Brand Maxell Shure Distribution
Dimensions   
Weight 3.7 oz. 1.1 oz.
Warranty   
Warranty 90 Days 2 Years
Miscellaneous   
UPC 025215190421 042406130592
Product ID 21284763 24700549
Product MPN   
MPN 190400 E4C
 
Consumer Reviews
Maxell HP NC1
Maxell HP-NC1 Headphones
From $26.99
Shure E4C
Shure E4C Headphones
$599.99

Product Review Summary

3.6
Based on 13 user reviews
85% recommend this product
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Consumer Reviews

openroad
364

Maxell's NC-II is the budget winner in Noise Canceling headphones.

byopenroad Mar 29, 2005
49 Helpfuls 50 Helpfuls Was this review helpful?
Pros Cheap, long battery life, decent audio quality, cancels a decent amount of noise.
Cons Artificial bass level, minor complaints with N.C. quality.
Recommended it? Yes

---- Why do I need 'Noise Canceling'? -----

During my last cross-country plane flight I was seated next to a young man wearing what appeared to be large silver earmuffs. At second glance I realized they were actually headphones, as if the large Bose logo on the side wasn't a hint. After... Read full review »

8

Great headphones, but not comparable to high end models

bydreammaker182 Jun 5, 2005
11 Helpfuls 12 Helpfuls Was this review helpful?
Pros Maxell's unit costs less and still are effective for those on a lower budget.
Cons Lower quality noise reduction may not be as attractive to those seeking high end...
Recommended it? Yes

ears. They look and feel solid too. These headphones easily fold for storage. Using a pouch supplied with the headset helps making cord and N.C. on/off slider safer when carrying it around. Noise canceling is good for low pitch noise. I haven't flown in them, but I've worn them in noisy places and... Read full review »

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Product Review Summary

3.9
Based on 12 user reviews
67% recommend this product
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  • None Yet
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Consumer Reviews

10

Best Sounding, Best Looking, Most Expensive Earphones Ever!

bybobby1digital Feb 4, 2006
18 Helpfuls 19 Helpfuls Was this review helpful?
Pros Exceptionally clear mids, and highs. Extended bass response. VERY comfortable.
Cons Expensive, Bass could be better for price range.
Recommended it? Yes

Let me first start off by saying that I am not the type of person that would normally pay $300 for a set of headphones. As it turned out I had a large store credit burning a hole in my pocket, so I ended up paying $269 for these babies at Ultimate Electronics. All I can say is that these are... Read full review »

3

Best ear buds I've owned

bydouglw Mar 18, 2006
14 Helpfuls 15 Helpfuls Was this review helpful?
Pros High quality, great sound, variety of ear pieces, the cord.
Cons Price.
Recommended it? Yes

I once heard something on a commercial that really sticks in my mind: "You'll remember the quality long after forgetting about the price". Yes, I saved the $299 and it hurt spending it on these my Shure e4c's, but they're well worth it. I chose not to save money by buying online because I wanted to... Read full review »

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