Soundproof Wall Panels Self-adhesive, 18 Pack Acoustic Panels Sound Absorbing Panel High Density Brick Wall Panel for Walls, Office,Reccording Studio, Ceiling 12" X 12" X 0.4" Gray

Set up was very easy...peel and place. brick texture is nice looking. Adds character to a blank wall as well as dim the noise going out or coming in.

These are great acoustic treatments! They are thin but dense. Don't be fooled by how thin they are vs the lighter black foam panels - these absorb more reverb than those and are easier to install because you don't have to mess with double sided tape. Since they are denser, I think they will age better but we will see. I have the foam ones in another room so I can compare long term.I received one pack for free and bought another to test out with. As you can see in the photos, I've bought (at 100% my own cost) more packs to finish out the corner. This has helped tons with reverb / echo in the room.Please understand that this is an Acoustic Treatment but does have some limited soundproofing capacity.Acoustic panels are meant for acoustic treatment, which is the control of echoes and reverberation in a room. Whereas soundproofing is about preventing sound from entering or exiting a room. It is much harder to soundproof a room than it is to acoustically treat a room.To build a room that noise cannot enter and have no echoes, you will have to do both soundproofing and acoustical treatment. A room that is acoustically treated but not soundproofed will still be affected by outdoor sounds coming in, and a room that is soundproofed but not acoustically treated will be plagued by echoes since no sound can escape.

is what you'd expect

Looks amazing and easy to attach!Insulated one of connecting doors.

This product doesn’t really work for me I put on my window and they don’t really work

These acoustic walls panels added a bit of whimsy to my office/recording studio. These definitely helped to deaden my recording space that I use for recording audiobooks. On top of working well, they make an attractive mural on one wall. My only gripe is that the panels weren't numbered, so you have to look at the enclosed photograph of the design in order to get the individual panels in the right spots.

These panels are beautiful, lightweight, and easy to put up. The whole backing is adhesive, which makes installation a snap.The colors are so pretty and they do seem to absorb the sound in our music room well.For the price, they do their job and look great at the same time.My only issue is that they don’t seem to stick to textured walls all that well. Our walls are only lightly textured, but I still come home to one or two panels down on our marimba every day.I do like how the adhesive isn’t so strong that it pulls the paint off my walls, but I guess I’m going to have to add something a little bit stronger to the backing to get them to stay up full time. This might be avoided by using some rubbing alcohol on the wall to remove any slick finish that could keep them from sticking really well, but I did not do that because it changes the luster of the paint finish.Over all I really like how these can look like art as opposed to just sound panels.

Overall I'm pretty impressed with these acoustic panels. They effectively reduce noise transmission and look pretty nice. I'm using these to lessen the noise of a central air-conditioning unit in a utility closet, and they've definitely cut down on the noise that's heard outside of the utility closet.The adhesive is strong and more than sufficient to keep the tiles in place, wherever you place them. The black geometric pattern looks nice and would probably be better suited for somewhere other than my utility closet. :)Recommended - performed as expected.

Aesthetics: I love the colour and the look. Makes my desk look cozy.I do voice over and needed something to absorb desk reflections. This is the most suitable thing I could find. Stacked one on top of the other, the adhesive pads keep it in place well and the absorption (for voice) is quite good.. They are more than firm enough to use as a surface. Though a bit scratchy so a mouse pad is definitely recommended.I held them up to my face and talked into them, they seemed to do a pretty good job for how thin they are, especially when two are put together.I kinda regret getting those ugly soft foam 2” squares for my walls because when talking into these next to those, I feel like these do a slightly better job with sound absorption and look nicer as well. Oh well!

I have a home recording room at my house and needed some acoustic panels for a wall that didn’t have any. I chose those ones because I already had some hexagonal acoustic panels from another brand and because they looked nice.included in the packaging are 12 color panels with a rhombic lines pattern. The panels are made out of high density polyester fibers.The installation process is really easy, Each of the panels comes with a pre-applied adhesive. This is a good thing because sometimes with other brand panels, either adhesives are not included or don't come pre-applied. When you have chosen the place where you want to install the panels, you only have to remove the protective film and apply even pressure on the tiles and that's it.The panels work perfectly as intended. It is really important to note that compared to what a lot of people think, acoustic panels are made to control the acoustics of the room they are in (like remove reverb, echo, unwanted frequencies overlapping when recording), not isolate and make the room quieter. It can reduce the noise level, but that’s not the intended purpose.The price is pretty much what it’s supposed to be. Right now, they are at 39.99 with a 3$ coupon, which is a great deal. All in all, I recommend them because they look quite good and work as intended.

I have a home recording studio at my house and needed some acoustic panels for a wall behind my computer screen that didn’t have any. I chose those ones because I thought that it would look way better than your usual acoustic panelsIncluded in the packaging are 8 panels that are 12"X16". The panels are made out of high density foam. Together, they form a picture that is 48"X32"The installation process is really easy, Each of the panels comes with a pre-applied adhesive. This is a good thing because sometimes with other brand panels, either adhesives are not included or don't come pre-applied. When you have chosen the place where you want to install the panels, you only have to remove the protective film and apply even pressure on the tiles and that's it.Like you can see in the pictures, the colors are pretty much the same and as vibrant as the product page pictures.The panels work perfectly as intended. It is really important to note that compared to what a lot of people think, acoustic panels are made to control the acoustics of the room they are in (like remove reverb, echo, unwanted frequencies overlapping when recording), not isolate and make the room quieter. It can reduce the noise level, but that’s not the intended purpose.In my opinion, the price is quite right for what you get. There aren't a lot of acoustic panels with art design on them and the others I found are either the same price or more expensive. Right now, they are on sale at 56.99$ with an additional 5$ coupon. All in all, I highly recommend those panels because once installed, they look very good and they also work as intended.

Item did have a weird plastic like smell when first open and when putting on wall.Item is easy to install if wanting spaced out may take time to get them in right place.It looks quite nice soon as attached to wall.