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>> Our active noise cancellation is adjustable through intuitive on-ear dials My only real complaint about my Sony noise-cancelling headphones are the stupid t

• kbumsik 7y ago
  They are physical dials, not touch though.
• virvar 7y ago
  If they actually worked they might not be so bad. I’ve never gotten my otherwise beloved mx3s to do one single thing I wanted them to do while using the touch controls, but I can see how pausing a song, adjusting volume or forwarding might be nice if it actually worked.
• partiallypro 7y ago
  It's not a touch control, it's a physical dial like on a stereo. It actually feels really nice. You can adjust the volume on one ear, and the noise cancellation on the other. There are touch controls, like stop, start, skip etc; but not volume/noise cancellation.
• mey 7y ago
  I use Sony WH-CH700N's because they fold flat, have physical buttons, noise cancelling and have good enough sound quality. (It's bluetooth, can only ask so much) https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1389412-REG/sony_whch700n_b_ch700n_wireless_noise_cancelling_headphones.html https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1389412-REG/sony_whch...