Can other people hear my music while using anc? null

Hi Matan, thanks for your question. They won't hear your music not unless you put them on around your neck and the volume is at a maximum level. The WH-1000XM5 headphones have 2 processors that control 8 microphones for unprecedented noise cancellation and exceptional call quality. With a newly developed 30mm driver, DSEE – Extreme and Hi-Res audio support they provide awe-inspiring audio quality. Our Voice Pickup Technology uses 4 microphones that are calibrated to only pick up your voice, resulting in crystal clear calls. I hope this helps. Regards, Erin

ANC works to eliminate background sounds (although not well on this headset) that you, the user, hear. It doesn’t affect what you’re referring to which is bleed. The bleed isn’t bad on these, but someone sitting right next to you may hear if they’re turned up loud.

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Hi Matan, thanks for your question. They won't hear your music not unless you put them on around your neck and the volume is at a maximum level. The WH-1000XM5 headphones have 2 processors that control 8 microphones for unprecedented noise cancellation and exceptional call quality. With a newly developed 30mm driver, DSEE – Extreme and Hi-Res audio support they provide awe-inspiring audio quality. Our Voice Pickup Technology uses 4 microphones that are calibrated to only pick up your voice, resulting in crystal clear calls. I hope this helps. Regards, Erin
Answered by SonyListens 3 years ago
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ANC works to eliminate background sounds (although not well on this headset) that you, the user, hear. It doesn’t affect what you’re referring to which is bleed. The bleed isn’t bad on these, but someone sitting right next to you may hear if they’re turned up loud.
Answered by Josh 3 years ago
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