Panasonic RP-HC200E

alaTest has collected and analysed 10 user reviews of the Panasonic RP-HC200E from Amazon.co.uk. The average user rating for this product is 3.5/5, compared to an average user rating of 4.0/5 for other Headphones on Amazon.co.uk.

I live near a main road and was hoping that these headphones would help reduce traffic noise when listening to music. Unfortunately they don't.

So I thought it would actually make it impossible to hear the woman braying at the next door table in Starbucks. Not so. The noise cancelling is activated by a small sliding switch. Something does happen which gave me the sensation of air pressure...

Excellent product, very comfortable. I'm not an expert on sound quality jargon, but it is certainly good for what I want.

I am 14 and I bought these headphones to replace some Urbanears as I found them very uncomfortable. I found these and saw that they were noise cancelling and looked comfortable. When they arrived they arrived very quickly but to the wrong address. When...

used these headphones on trip to states, the noise reduction was great, they were good value, easy to wear, cut engine noise to a goodlevel

I have tried the expensive cousin Bose head phones. These headphones are a very good product, they cut down the back ground on a recent flight to Spain buy, about 80% as stated on the box. The sound quality was very good and clear. In conjunction with...

Headphones are comfortable and seem to have good noise cancellation for a computer room with heavy background hum. The headband doesn't fold ( and the plastic doesn't fill me with confidence as I tend to through headphones into packed bags ). It would...

Bought a pair of these and they sounded pretty good, however even with the two extendable sides fully retracted they were too big for my head, and I'm told I got a big head (I'm 6ft 4in). Which meant they pushed my ears down slightly and as a result...

These were bought to help cancel cabin noise on very long distance flights. They were tested in over 48 hours of flying. They do not cut out the droning engine noise they reduce it to about 2/3rds of the original. So really for me they were not that...