JBER Acoustic Sound Foam Panels, 6 Pack 2" X 12" X 12" Charcoal Soundproofing Treatment Studio Wall Padding Sound Absorbing Fireproof Pyramid Black Wall Panel…

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.

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.

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

Great quality and look great

Just to be clear these are not for sound proofing and should only be used for acoustic room treatment i.e. a recording studio or cinema room.Most of the black ones needed running under a warm tap, rung out and leaving 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. The other reason although not their fault but sticking to wall paper was a bit of trial and error. Spray glue is not an option due to leaving bits so in the end I used Command Poster Strips in each corner but put a dab of super glue between the foam and attached strip otherwise it wouldn't stay stuck to the foam side. The wall side was no problem.I liked the look of them so much I ordered a 2nd pack.

Excellent stuff, easy to fit, easy to correct if fitted wrong. Thanks!

This is not acoustic foam. its regular cheap open cell foam that does next to nothing to absorbed sound.

They look nice and were easy to apply! Adhesion seems good haven’t had issues with them falling off! I’m not sure if they are working or not, I think based on my room size I probably need more for the square footage. However, I like them and will try getting more!

I needed to record some audio and get rid of some of the reverb in the room, try to insulate and block out external noise, while assisting with the acoustics of the room. These panels are really thin. There was no noise reduction or sound insulation. It did help with the acoustics and reduced the reverb. This is a very good and effective product, for someone on a budget. If you're looking sound treat a room, and really reduce the external noise, you will need to get thicker panels. These helped the audio quality of my recordings, so I will definitely recommend it to anyone.

Not to discredit anyone who may have had an issue with these. Maybe some had a bad delivery or just had a bad batch. However, I will discredit those who immediately give it a one-star because they came flat. You can tell they didn't do anything to fix it or look up videos, or do any research. These foams come flat so it can be packaged securely and not be ripped on delivery. Remember these are just foam. Now as you can see in my photos, I gave you a before and after result. They will be flat, however there were some of them that actually decompressed when I opened the packaging, but that was only some. For the rest of these guys, you have to soak them in HOT water. The water will naturally flow inside them and inflate, or decompress them for you. You only need to soak them for maybe 10 seconds at the most and wring them out like you would a wash rag or cloth. Done! They should be to their natural state. If you want to go the extra mile you can get a clothes steamer, or hair dryer to dry them off and make them inflate that way as well. I have a hair dryer but didn't need to use it as the hot water did all the work. Now, to hang these on the wall I use a satin pin (NOT COMMAND STRIPS, AS THEY MAY DAMAGE YOUR WALL), that are used for sewing, and stick them in the foam through my wall. (If you have a brick wall, I don't have a solution for that) They're very small so you won't notice them holding the foam on the wall. This also helps with your security deposit to refrain from damaging your walls if you are renting. What this foam does is it eliminates a decent amount of background noise and prevents from your voice reverberating off the walls causing an echo. If you are a streamer, or content creator, this is a welcoming addition. Now if you just want this for decorations that's good as well too. I hope this review helps you in any way, shape, or form. I wasn't paid for this at all and just wanted to share my results and the CORRECT way to use these. 😊 I'm a content creator on YouTube (not monetized) and these work beautifully. Just gotta put in the effort. I bought 4 of these. So I have 96 of them. Hope this helps!

Good sound absorbing properties for a acoustic foam of only 1” thickness. I used spray contact cement as these do not have adhesive backing. I used this product inside my speakers. Huge difference. Very good in absorbing reflections.

Puffed up nicely after a few days, but they refuse to stay stuck on the door/wall! I do not want to use adhesive spray and ruin my walls and door. I have tried command strips, 3M tape, glue dots, Velcro tape, double sided tape. Nothing keeps them adhered and in place, they just eventually peel themselves away from the adhesive and fall off. I do not live in an area with excessive humidity, etc. It is frustrating and I wish these came with a better solution for hanging purposes. I have spent more on mounting materials than the squares themselves. Im really bummed and at a loss for how to solve this!