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I'd stay away from noise canceling headphones if possible. But if you're a regular plane or train commuter, or find yourself regularly in loud environments needing peace and quiet and don't want in-ear headphones stuck in your ear canals, noise cancelers...
Sammanfattning: Fanny Wang has added active noise canceling to its line of headphones, in the form of the 3000 Series. The white, black, or navy blue headphones come with a large round headphone cup size which makes them stand out from a distance despite being almos...
Superior noise cancellation, Well-constructed, “Duo Jack” is a nice feature, Decent sound in passive mode
Excessively aggressive treble with noise-cancelling, Bass boost too broad in its scope, Difficult to fit into case, Uncomfortable headband
The Fanny Wang 3000 series is a stylish, well-built headphone with some of the best noise-canceling we've ever heard and a bass boost that helps in noisy environments. Unfortunately, that superior noise-canceling comes with overdriven treble response th...
Comfortable, Has everything you need for home or travel, Built in splitter for sharing sound, Compact design, Great sound,
Requires batteries for best sound, Uneven bass, Controls hard to operate, Soft case
by Tom Andry — last modified July 13, 2012The Fanny Wang Series 3000 headphones are a very nice sounding set of cans that feature not only a Pass Through mode for use when the batteries die but also Noise Canceling and Noise Canceling with Bass Boost....
Boxy sound, Grating treble, Poor build, Noise-cancelling could be better
Good points? There's admittedly a reasonable amount of detail on offer in noise-cancelling mode, and dynamic shifts are handled quite nicely – but it's just all too muddled to make proper sense of. You can do far better, for less money, elsewhere. See...
Sammanfattning: While the Fanny Wang 3000s certainly look cool, they sadly prove more style than substance. As you can see in our group test above, they just don’t cut it compared to Parrot’s best efforts, and they’re about as comfortable to wear as they are to pronou...
Sammanfattning: Yes, the Fanny Wang 3000 is the most ridiculous name for a gadget since, well, the iPad. But these cans also represent the finest in noise-cancelling headphone tech right now - check out our video group test in the clip above to find out why we're so s...
Stylish, decent hands-free audio for phones and computers, sound good especially in passthrough mode, headphone splitter is a nice touch
Massive, noise cancelling is poor, bass boost option is largely unnecessary
Although it seems odd that we'd like noise cancelling headphones that aren't great at noise cancelling, we do. That's because these sound great - for certain types of music - and are comfortable and generally nice to wear. Perhaps save some money and g...
Sammanfattning: Fanny Wang claims their 3000 ANCs eliminate up to 95% of interfering noise. This is mostly achieved through four microphones; two externals for measuring outside ambient noise and two for measuring noise from inside the can. They work in tandem to generat...
