- Measures external ambient noise using active noise-cancellation circuitry, works to reduce noise by up to 90%
- Noise-isolation with ergonomic in-ear design; passive mode functions without the need for a battery.
- Built-in monitor function on the dongle lets you hear surrounding sounds whenever you need, without having to take off your earphones.
- Battery life of up to 100 hours of music entertainment with a AAA alkaline battery
- Closed type earphones powered by 9mm neodymium drivers; for use with all types of digital playback devices.
Product Description
Designed for the busy commuters who seek peace and solace in an increasingly crowded environment, the new Creative EP-3NC is a pair of active noise-canceling earphones that measures external ambient noise, using active noise-cancellation circuitry with its built-in microphone and synthesizes with a sound in the opposite phase to reduce significant background noise by up to 90%. Its ergonomic in-ear design with soft silicone eartips provide excellent noise-isolation,… More >>
Creative EP-3NC In-Ear Noise Cancelling Headphones
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One Comment
The sound quality is great in all ranges even the bass which with the the Noise Cancelation is as good as I have found with any earphone, to get an even better bass response would require a very expensive speaker set with large woofers. I am completly satisfied with the sound quality and comfort of these earphones, you just have to remember to turn off the noise cancelation when not in use so you don’t run the battery down. When the battery is worn down the sound is actually better without the noise cancelation on.
Rating: 5 / 5