Philips HN060

42% of reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

Affordable, good sound for these. All good for me on this.Philips HN060/37 Noise-Canceling Earbuds

The Phillps Noise Canceling Earbuds are outstanding. I purchased them so I can listen to music while I ride my motorcycle. Although, I haven't tested them in that aspect. I have tested them in a busy room with allot of ambient noise. They worked...

I can not deny that the quality of this product is superior, as well as the quality of the sound. Using AAA battery in an earphone is not a good idea i guess. It makes it heavy to carry around the nick. About the noise canceling feature is pretty good,...

These are a great value considering how much one CAN spend on n/c headphones. They don't cancel out all of the ambient noise on the airplane but they do cut out quite a bit. Also, they make the music and dialogue 100% understandable at a low volume...

What's great about these is the lanyard that goes around your neck. I'll never buy another set of earbuds that don't have this feature. It's important because it takes the pressure off your ears and saves you from pain when the cord snags on something...

I've had a set of the HN060 for 4 years now, I'm happy with the sound quality given the price and size (they don't have the sound quality of my Sony MDC-NC20s, but they're significantly cheaper and don't get broken getting packed in my briefcase.) The...

I have both the phillips shn2500 and the phillips hno60137 noise cancelling earbuds. They both work great when flying but I reccommend for the extra money to get the hno60137 for the volume control and the bag to store them in. Whether listening to a...

Pros: These are great for airplanes. They reduce noise like all in-ear earbuds and have active noise canceling on top of that. I've traveled nearly a quarter million miles in airplanes with these and they work well for canceling out engine noise. ...

Basically, you are getting what you pay for here. Barging rate Noise Cancellation for a bargain rate price. It does help certain frequencies, but not really worth it in my book. I view Noise reduction as something that is either a necessity or not....