JBER Acoustic Sound Foam Panels, 24 Pack 5 X 30 X 30cm/2" X 12" X 12" Blue and Black Soundproofing Treatment Studio Wall Padding Sound Absorbing Fireproof Pyramid Acoustic Treatment

I was honestly surprised at how effective these soundproof wall panels are. I bought them to cut down on noise between rooms, and they’ve made a massive difference. Installation was super easy—just peel and stick—and they actually look really sleek on the wall.The material feels high quality, and you can tell it’s designed to absorb sound rather than just block it. Since putting them up, I’ve noticed way less echo, and outside noise has dropped significantly. Perfect for home studios, noisy neighbors, or just creating a quieter space in general.Definitely worth the money. I’ll be buying more as I have run short on the wall that’s pictured.

Dude, let me tell you about these Acoustic Sound Foam Panels I grabbed on Amazon - they're sick! I'm using them in my home studio and they've seriously upped my recording game.Putting them up was no biggie. The panels come with sticky backs that easily attach to any flat surface, and you can cut them to any size you need. Plus, they're super lightweight so you can move them around if you need to.But the real deal with these foam panels is how well they soak up sound. My studio used to sound like a cave with all that echo and reverb, but now it's way more controlled and legit. I'm noticing a huge difference in the quality of my recordings - everything sounds so much clearer and more defined.All in all, I definitely recommend the Acoustic Sound Foam Panels to anyone who wants to level up their sound game. They're affordable, easy to install, and straight-up effective. Whether you're a music head, podcaster, or video creator, these panels will definitely help you step up your game.

I bought the 6 pack of acoustic foam panels to create a quiet housing in which I can fit my server.The server houses many mechanical drives that backup my work and the constant clicking of hard drives is a distraction. I decided to move the server into a custom timber box which is lined in the JBER acoustic foam to deaden the noise - the project works perfectly and I would estimate that about 80% of the noise has been reduced, far quieter with the foam fitted than without.The box is lined on all walls excluding the bottom where the server sits on rubber feet. For airflow, the front of the unit is left open with the rear having holes cut where the extraction fans are located within the server housing. The box assembly is fitted with the rear facing a close wall on an upstand with the exhaust fans facing the wall - a square of the acoustic foam is attached to the wall to deaden the sound bounce effect from the fans.I can hear some slight noise from the front of the unit- but most of the sound was being generated towards the rear of the server, now greatly muffled via the JBER acoustic foam. (I was careful to allow good airflow and space for the heat from the cooling fans to escape).So, 10 out of 10 from me - the foam works perfectly and has provided a very noticeable reduction in noise - and it looks good (but is inside a box for my purposes unfortunately).Happy customer, would certainly recommend!

The media could not be loaded. So of course people say these don't inflate or they have issues or whatever, I've been a sound engineer and a gamer/streamer for years now and these are great value look amazing and work a treat for the budget. You just need to have a little care when using these and use your noggin to get it to work properly it even has instructions in the pack that tell you to do this, so it can be a pain to re inflate after being vaccum sealed. So that's why I've attached a video with proof and how to get these to re inflate quickly and go to the shape you want to see. No I'm not sponsored or being paid to write this just giving some insider knowledge and a little tip so you all don't have to look around for a product that might not work or not look as good when this one works. Hopefully this helps

They are okay but after couple weeks they have become unstuck in places , easy to put on but you have to keep pushijg thrn back down later on , you get small.gaps where the corners join , if you have different colour behind you cab see it in the gaps , product is okay but price doesnt reflect qaulity ive also noticed no difference in sound and have 3 walls in my studio coverd in these

These are great for the price

These are not really for sound proofing better to be used for acoustic room treatment i.e. cinema room.Most of the black ones needed running under a warm tap, and left to dry for them to return to full size. Only a few red ones needed this to be done.They lose a star because there is about a 3mm maximum variance in size which makes putting them in a neat pattern not as simple as it should be. Sticking to wall paper was a bit of trial and error. I used some 9cm thick double sided tape which works great (though added super glued to the foam size for extra adhesion.I liked the look of them so much I ordered a 2nd pack.

I bought two packs and attached them with double sided tape. They stick very easily and look fantastic. They're not true soundproofing tiles but do really dampen noise. This is my sons room and we noticed a real drop in noise if he's chatting online. A big thumbs up.