Panasonic RP-HC55

alaTest has collected and analyzed 847 user reviews of Panasonic RP-HC55 from Amazon.com. The average user rating for this product is 3.4/5, compared to an average user rating of 3.9/5 for other Headphones on Amazon.com. People really like the usability and noise isolation. The comfort and price also get good reviews. Opinions are divided on the portability, and the reliability and durability get less positive opinions.

These comfy in-ear phones block the majority of noise via rubbery stoppers, and the in-line volume control spares you from having to fumble around to make quick

Clear sound with active cancellers at a surprisingly economical price

Of earphones that offer both passive and active noise cancelation, the Panasonic RP-HC55 earphones get the best reviewer response. These earphones block sound waves physically, as well as generate white noise inside the ear, which negates other...

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These noise-cancelling earphones didn't make the best first impression. It was hard to remove from the packaging, the drivers are huge and the pen-shaped housing for the battery and electronics doesn't feel particularly durable. No battery is supplied,...

Anyone who uses headphones for any activity will appreciate the Panasonic RP-HC55 in-the-ear headphones. The earbuds are as comfortable as any in-the-ear sets can be, the active noise reduction (ANR) is very efficient, and the result is much better ...

I am very pleased with these earbuds. First, they sell for only $30-40 as opposed to $200 or more for most noise-cancelling earbuds on the market. Second, they are extremely comfortable, with silicon inserts that set snuggly in your ears. Third, and...

I listen to a lot of music, and I own an iPod. If you’re like me in those respects, you may have quickly figured out that the earbuds that come with the iPod are, to be frank, worthless pieces of garbage. They don’t fit the ear properly (at...

I listen to a lot of music, and I own an iPod. If you're like me in those respects, you may have quickly figured out that the earbuds that come with the iPod are, to be frank, worthless pieces of garbage. They don't fit the ear properly (at least mine)...

A good earphones. Very good noise cancellation capability as advertised. The only problem is that it creates unpleasant static noise when using it for running on a treadmill.