My most recommended gifts for the frequent traveler this Christmas, best noise cancelling headphones 2012 the new SwissGear Backpack, the ASUS EEE mini computer, the Kindle (it's on my wish list), Sennheiser Headphones, and the always popular iPod Video.
Take five minutes and write down everything that doesn't feel like it feeds your motivation and energy. Pick three things that you can do something about, and commit to addressing them in the next three days. For example, hang a poster or painting to cover up that wall (or paint it, if your workplace allows), get a desk lamp on your way home from work, get noise reducing headphones to drown out the pinging pipes, rearrange your desk so it works for you, or schedule a couple of hours to clear the clutter.
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The types of features on Noise reducing headset can be either passive or active. In the passive mode, the ear piece actually sits around the ear and forms a barrier which does not allow background noise or any other ambient sound to penetrate. This works well in a closed environment like an office or the home. However where there is a crowd, heavy machines, or loud traffic the sound can still come through. Passive noise reduction is not always the best choice for every user.
Even in not so noisy environments, they can be a benefit. I'm thinking particularly of my health club. I need my music to get through my workouts, and I don't always want to crank up the volume to maximum. It's not necessarily good for your ears anyway. The club always has music playing through their speakers, and if it's crowded, then 50 or so cross trainers and treadmills running can make a lot of noise. The Sennheiser Pxc 300 Noise Cancelling Headset excel in this environment.
Because of its small file size an MP3 file takes much less space to store on your hard drive. This makes them a perfect choice for portable music players like iPods.
No matter what headphones you pick, it's all about your preference and comfort. While ear buds may work for you they may not work well for the next person. Give them a try if you can in store, look up reviews, and do your research until you are confident in your choice.
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