Testseek.com have collected 52 expert reviews of the Audio Technica ATH-ANC7 and the average rating is 78%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Audio Technica ATH-ANC7.
February 2008
(78%)
52 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Treble performance is weak; sound quality in passive mode is poor; sound leaks at higher volumes
Most notable for their excellent noise-cancellation, the ATH-ANC7s are decent performers overall. However, their slight downsides put them a step below the Sennheiser equivalent. ...
The Audio-Technica ATH-ANC7 QuietPoint headphones are comfortable and come with useful accessories such as a hard shell travel case and airline adapter. Overall sound quality is good (with noise-cancellation turned on), bass is tight and present, and n...
The Audio-Technica ATH-ANC7 suffers from slightly brittle treble, which makes some tracks sound harsh. The audio has a muffled quality if the noise cancellation is turned off. Theres also noticeable sound leakage.
The Audio-Technica ATH-ANC7 QuietPoint headphones offer excellent noise cancellation and relatively solid sound quality for the price.
The Audio-Technica ATH-ANC7 QuietPoint headphones are comfortable, and come with useful accessories such as a hard shell travel case and airline adapter. Overall sound quality is good (with noise-cancellation turned on), bass is tight and present, and ...
The Audio-Technica ATH-ANC7 suffers from slightly brittle treble, which makes some tracks sound harsh. The audio has a muffled quality if the noise cancellation is turned off. Theres also noticeable sound leakage.
The Audio-Technica ATH-ANC7 QuietPoint headphones offer excellent noise cancellation, and relatively solid sound quality for the price.
An appropriately-priced active noise-cancelling headphone that offers superior sound quality to Bose’s famed QuietComfort series and comparable $300+ headphones at a markedly lower price. Includes similar pack-ins to top competitors, inc...
Earcups are sized for small to medium ears. Noise cancellation is very good but not amazing. Lacks frill features of more expensive peers, such as a pass-through microphone, rechargeable battery, or integrated equalization/faux 3-D digital signal proce...
Nine times out of ten, we’d recommend a good pair of in-canal earphones over active noise-cancelling headphones if you’re looking to block out ambient sounds while you’re listening to your iPod. But some use...
Abstract: The lightweight headphones have good padding around the earpieces so you can comfortably wear them all the way to the US. The separate battery and electronics compartment, which is bigger than a Hollywood cigar, gets in the way when you move about. Th...
Abstract: The big brands in noise-cancelling headphones such as Sennheiser and Bose offer high quality solutions - but with a price tag to match. SmartHouse listens to a cheaper alternative: Audio-Technica’s Quietpoint ATH-ANC7 headphones to see how they meas...
Abstract: These headphones were reviewed in a roundup of noise-canceling headphones. Click to Read the Full Review. —Dan Frakes Specifications: Type of Headphones: Full-Size Noise isolation: Significant (closed or plugs) Noise cancelling? Yes Other Notes/Incl...
Abstract: Lately, it seems like every manufacturer wants a piece of the market for high-end noise-canceling headphones, a business invented and more or less dominated by Bose. Last year, I reviewed that companys QuietComfort 3 headphones and was nearly breatht...
Abstract: If you appreciate high-quality sounds but cant justify spending £100 on headphones, stop reading now. Audio Technicas QuietPoint ATH-ANC7 is the best-sounding set weve heard, and includes active noise cancelling to reduce background noise. The cl...
