JAMELO Sound Proofing Panels Self-Adhesive Hexagon, 12 Pack Acoustic Wall Panels, High Density Acoustic Panels for Door, Ceiling, Wall, Recording Studios, 30 x 26 x 0.9cm Black

There’s something wrong with the Amazon app not letting me add photos or reviews.Anyway, compared with normal acoustic foam panels which look good but only disperse the sound. The high density polyester self adhesive panels - whoever owns the brand. They absorb much more sound especially in the mid to lower frequencies - low travels furthest.The self adhesive us strong - you’d struggle to ever pull them off again that’s for sure so be sure to align them correctly as you get one shot at it. I’ve no doubt some VHB 3m tape would stick these back on but I’ve not encountered anything stronger than the self adhesive take on these. They are of high quality.You could paint if desired but I’d rather keep them in their standard white/black/greyform - they are also extremely tough.It’s not allowing me to upload all my photos but when considering buying this product; the the question is this: Do 30cmx30cm density polyester acoustic panels serve any purpose at all in a bedroom?At £29 per 12. Black grey or what. Can they function on their own acoustically or must they supplement an existing sound setup?I say yes. For a small bedroom like mine they are perfect. My bedroom does not have enough space for over 4” wide Rockwool filled wooden and custom made sound panels. Yes they would absorb more sound, the roof could be done and basically the note the better. In theory anyway but with each of those 4-6” panels closing in on me would I have enough space remaining to even escape and find the exit?I’d love to do it in a larger roam and no I’m not saying 2 or 3 panels wouldn’t make a huge difference acoustically. But I’d be running out of space fast.Even if I had the ability, you could fit two or three on the ceilings or walls maybe but each one would be sacrificing at least 4” of bedroom space that I can’t afford to lose. You could go with 2” rockwool panels for sure and it may be highly effective.But I don’t have the tools or the skills to make them, and therefore as a comparison these are great in my opinion.Would I would have liked as an idea is the option of having the same dimensions yet 2” thickness for a perfect alternative.These are already high density polyester fibre and superior to my foam acoustic panels in terms of absorption. And I think 2” thickness is not a million Nikes away from rockwool custom panels etc. Yet these look lovely in my little music room, I’ve put ; in the corner where a bass trap could fit ontop.But overall I think if one were to purchase 48+ of these in a small room and surround the panels accordingly. You’re going to do a great job of insulating that room from nusic - No not entirely but they’re thick high density polyester

I love these tiles, so easy to use and look so good, not cheap but worth the price.

Good product, very easy to stick to the wall

I am sensitive to noises and would say struggle with misophonia. Bought a small house and the boiler cupboard is in the main bedroom. The noise of the ticking clock on the boiler was driving me mad. Was wearing earplugs every night and keeping the radio on. However, I found these online and thought id give them a go. I can’t hear a peep from the clock anymore. I’ve even stuck my ear against the cupboard door and still can’t hear it. It has saved me so much stress and they’re easy to use, easy to cut. I just taped them on with masking tape as wasn’t sure about placement yet. I will be recommending to everyone!

Wonderful panels they look and feel great . I purchased them to do a feature on my teen son’s wall, he loves it . They are well made and feel sturdy, definitely will not fall off with that adhesive !

To all podcasters,musicians,recording studios, these are not only beautiful to look at, but perfect soundproofing

Its more for keeping sound than in, not for keeping sound out from outside.

They look great and made a difference!Will buy more in the future.