I managed to get some time today to record the preview video for the Panasonic RP-HC700 noise cancelling headphones that I previously unboxed here.
In the video, I show you the physical characteristics of the headphones including where the battery is installed and cover off some more of the technical specifications (in which the audiophiles out there might be most interested). At some point in the future I’ll explain the concept of noise cancellation, situations where it would be most effectively used and also where it might fall short.
Anyway, here is the video!
FYI – the video will be available in up to 1080p and was shot with the Pansonic Lumix FT3. If you right click on the video and choose “Watch on YouTube” and change the resolution setting.
This week I received a pair of noise cancelling headphones but I also received a pair of Panasonic RP-HC55 noise cancelling earphones (which also seem to go by the model number RP-HC55E-S with the S seemingly pertaining to the silver colour).
These canal earphones are rated at 88% noise reduction compared to the RP-HC700 headphones offering a further 4% reduction in noise for a total of 92%. I’ll see whether or not that 4% is a huge difference or not but it will be interesting to see if the headphones are superior to the earphones.
Anyway, to see what is in the box and get a quick look at the earphones themselves then check out the unboxing video below. As always, if you have any questions make sure you leave a comment below and I’ll do my best to answer them!
FYI – the video will be available in up to 1080p and was shot with the Pansonic Lumix FT3. If you right click on the video and choose “Watch on YouTube” and change the resolution setting.
