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Question: How long is the cord for the JVC HANC80 Noise-Cancelling Headphones?
Document: The JVC HANC80 folding headphones worked very well. They fit my daughter's (age 26) head very well and are comfortable. The sound was crystal clear and she is very pleased with them. She has only used them in a fairly quite area, so I can't speak to the noise cancelling component. A good value for the price.
I chose the JVC HANC80 because fewer people rated it as useless in noise cancellation than any of the other similarly priced headphones.Test #1: When I received the JVC HANC80 I put it on my head and put on some choral music; I wanted to see how it worked with soft music, not loud music. I played a You Tube video of jets flying in an airshow. There was no difference between the noise cancelling turned off and turned on.
Review of JVC HANC80 Noise-Cancelling HeadphonesBefore getting into the details of these headphones I'd like to put out three basic ideas concerning noise-cancelling headphones. (1)  Noise-Cancelling Headphones work best when they are used around constant frequency sounds such as airplanes, trains, buses, fans, and electric shop tools such as table saws. They do not work as well with varying frequency sound such as talking, television, radio, and music.
I'm tired of earbuds. They break easily; they get tangled easily and, quite honestly, a lot of them don't provide very good sound (and those that do aren't always that durable). So I took the plunge and decided to buy a pair of inexpensive headphones. I looked through all the reviews and found more positive points than negative for the JVC HANC80 Noise-Cancelling Headphones.The JVC headphones are exceptionally good with nice, crisp sound and plenty of detail evident when listening with my iTouch.
I was very skeptical about noise cancelling in general. I took 3 headphones on a cross country flight and offer the following:JVC HANC80 was fair in noise cancelling, fair in audio output and fair in construction. I'd note that it was somewhat uncomfortable at first and took time to get use to having the headset on my ears.I compared these to Sennheiser PCX 250Sennheiser PXC 250 Active Noise Canceling HeadphonesThe Sennheiser were fair in noise cancelling, less than fair in audio output and fair in construction.
The JVC HA-NC80 headphones are a great buy for the price. I've had them for at least a few years now. Every feature of the product by far justifies what you will pay for them. The noise cancelling is great for casual use. Obviously, it doesn't cancel everything out, but no other headphone truly does either. It does enough to make the droning highway noise characteristic to long car and bus rides bearable. Most importantly, it allows you to hear your music.
The noise cancellation is effective on the plane, the sound is pretty good for the price point and you would not worry too much about breaking it or losing it. I carry it with my iPad quite often. The length of the cord is quite long and slightly annoying but you might need it
My experience with noise reducing earphones is with the JVC HANC100, which is an earlier, and fairly satisfactory headphone. I've been satisfied with it for about a year.This, the JVC HANC80 noise cancelling headphone, is even better! The sound rendition is superb. And this model has two modes of noise reduction: low frequency, and a wider range for more typical noisy environments, e.g.
These JVC HANC80 Folding Noise Cancelling Headphone are obviously bigger than earbuds but not too bulky. For the price they have the very best sound and durability. I love loud music most of the time and soft music sometimes, including: female vocalists of all types, gangsta rap, metal, hip hop, folk, clasic rock, alternative...etc. These JVC's CAN HANDLE IT ALL at any volume....and the volume IS AMAZING.
They come in a nice carry bag, and the cord is good quality, thick enough not to worry about breaking, and long enough as well. The sound is what you would expect - not high fidelity, not audiophile, not even close. But much better than standard iPod earphones and as good as most others in the aforementioned price range. If you want sound quality for this price, get the Grado's. Can't beat 'em. The noise canceling is adequate.
Answer: Looks like around 62 inches