Sentences with phrase «offer much noise»

NoiseHush i7 Aviator: The new version of a previous budget pick, the i7 Aviator is okay for the price, but it really doesn't offer much noise cancellation.

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HoMedics Sound Spa Nature Sounds Machine White noise seems to be a go to sleep solution for most babies, and we used a regular white noise machine or cool mist humidifier for a while, but the choice of nature sounds that this machine offers is much more appealing to my son, and I would guess that would be the case for most children.

This new technology, called upper - airway electronic stimulation and approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration last summer, offers much more than relief from an annoying noise.

Sound wise, NHL Hitz offers quite much and really delivers some realistic sound effects such as the sliding on ice, the various noises of hitting the puck and some great crowd effects, especially if you are playing a home match.

With little feedback you have to build up trust that the G will negotiate the next turn, particularly given the extra brake pressure you need to haul off sometimes considerable speed, but the newfound predictability and relatively early onset of scrubbing and squealing noises from the front axle give decent indication of how much the tyres have left to offer.

There is not much wind noise, the seats offer an excellent driving position and you feel close to the road without being punished like in a sports car.

It does not make much noise and offers brisk acceleration when you press it.

and offered a spot on the fourth floor, where we don't have a view of the Manhattan Bridge, but it's a little bigger and the noise level much, much lower.

With more megapixels, the iPhone SE is able to capture more detail in photos for crisper images, and an Apple - designed image signal processor offers better noise reduction and improved tone mapping, while autofocusing improvements make focusing to get the perfect shot much faster.

This pair doesn't offer as much noise cancelling as the QC30, but it still provides a reasonable amount while costing around 30 percent of the price of the Bose model.

When we've tested other in - ears, they don't offer nearly as much noise reduction as the better noise cancelling headphones.

Noise is generally absent from selfies, though images are much softer than higher - end offerings.

These earbuds don't offer as much noise cancelling as the Bose QC20, but they sound quite good, offer better - than - average NC, and cost a fraction of our main pick.

The wireless headphone market has been shaken up so much recently that it's hard to know where to begin when a new entry appears on the stage and announces itself as the next big thing.Fortunately this latest Bluetooth offering from Sony is targeting a very specific market segment best referred to as «premium noise cancelation», and the company seems pretty confident that with the MDR - 1000X headphones ($ 400), it has got a hit on its hands.Sony is claiming «industry - leading noise cancelation» with these luxury cans, which use ostensibly the same drivers as last year's highly regarded MDR - 1A headset made for listening to Hi - Res Audio, as supported by the company's audiophilic Walkman range, not to mention its line of wireless home speakers and in - car audio systems.Can it

Much cheaper headphones sound about as good, and when the active noise cancellation isn't close to that offered by the Bose QuietComfort 35 in terms of sheer noise - zapping effectiveness, it was hard to justify that price.

The Sony WF - 1000X cost less and offer adjustable noise cancellation, allowing users to choose when and how much sound they want to let in.

In low light, pictures don't seem to offer as much detail as with other phones and while there's both phase detection and laser autofocus on the Pure XR, they don't appear to be too effective at preventing noise.

While these spaces — with minimal wall interruption, lots of light, and a spacious feeling — have much to offer, the reality is that noise and privacy can become issues in day to day living.