12 Pcs Self-Adhesive Acoustic Panels, Square Sound Proof Padding, 12" X 12" X 0.4" Sound Dampening Panels(Grey)

They are thin but were actually pretty good to put on my wall in my home studio. They are not going to eliminate all troublesome frequencies but they have quieted the room down noticeably and I feel I can record sensitive condensers much better. They look pretty nice too, an added place for my podcast background. I did install bass traps on the corners too.

I bought these panels while they were on sale for under $20. Woohoo! Don't judge me and how I put them up ya'll. 🤭 I just wanted to get them up as quickly as possible because my neighbor likes to watch shows at 3AM.😮‍💨 These panels arrived well packaged and putting them up was easy peasy. All I had to do was peel off the sheet of paper covering the adhesive and that was that. The glue on the back of these panels are AWESOME! They are going to be up until I decide to take them down months or years from now. I bought these panels because I have been doing some intense sound proofing to my apartment and didn't want to put another carpet on my wall so, I opted for these panels instead. If my neighbor is watching shows, I wouldn't know because these panels and other measures I have taken has helped drown out noise from my neighbors apartment. I put up the panels the way I did because I will be covering them with tapestry and I didn't care how spaced out they were. So the overall look of how they are placed isn't something I'm worried about. I placed these panels on the wall I sleep near and I couldn't be happier. They look great and are a decent thickness and functions exactly how I want them to. I would also like to address something. Some people think that using a few panels is going to completely stop you from hearing noise. Ummm....NO. There are multiple things you have to do to sound proof a room. Don't think that just because you buy one set or a few sets of these that suddenly you will hear no more noise ever. To properly soundproof, depending on your situation, you may have to use multiple methods to properly dampen the noise. For me in my apartment, I've had to use about 7 area rugs on the floors, 2 rugs on the walls, black out curtains, a completely different set of sound proofing panels, a fan etc to drown out noise. These sky blue panels I purchased is just a PART of what I have to do to soundproof my home. Just keep this in mind when you are buying these panels. These panels are just a PART of an overall plan to blunt the noise in your home. Cool? COOL.

I have a relatively narrow garage, and it does sometimes happen that the doors to my cars contact the wall. This leaves a paint transfer and is not good for either the car or the wall. I got the idea to put up some padding on the walls to prevent damage, and that is why I bought these. So keep in mind I am NOT using them for their intended purpose. As far as sound dampening goes, I'm sure they do a decent job based on their construction, but READ OTHER REVIEWS. For my purposes, they worked great! There is definitely substantial batch to batch differences, and this manifests as slight variances in color. This may be less noticeable if you stagger colors, but if you're doing a solid color using multiple packages, this may end up being noticeable. For my garage, I don't care. I didn't notice any color variance within a singular package. Only from one package to another. This was both with blue and light gray panels. The other way it manifests is the adhesive application. Some applications are super clean and the wax paper peels right off. Others are a little harder to remove and the adhesive looks kinda messy. That being said I haven't had any adhesion issues on any of them so far. So I'm not worried about that. The last downside to consider, is due to the way they're packaged, the bottom panel in thrle package ALWAYS has slight upturned corners. For my applications, that's fine. The top panel has slight downturned corners but they tend to flatten out when adhered to a wall. So overall, check other reviews for acoustic properties. I am very happy with these and can recommend them so long as you don't need perfection. If you need perfection, look elsewhere.

I'm worried that these are made of billions of tiny micro plastic strands.. The human body does not clean micro plastics in itself hardly at all.

These tiles work well for calming room reflections. They also look good and are pretty easy to install.

These acoustic tiles really do work, keeping the noise out!

I stuck these these panels inside the doors that house our washer/dryer in our condo. From what I can tell, the noise has been reduced significantly making it a great investment. I cleaned the paint with rubbing alcohol before attaching. Time will tell if the adhesion fail, but so far so good.

adhesive is not strong enough to hold tile on wall ,, so far 6 tiles had fallen off wall , two at night which was caused concerned waking up trying to understand what the noise was ! maybe add some extra to ensure they stay attached to surface

We used this as a headboard for our bed and it looks great.

I BOUGHT 7 BLOCKS OF PANELS FOR $420.61. STUCK ON THE CEILING. THE RESULT IS ZERO. THE NEIGHBORS ABOVE ARE EVEN WORSE. THIS IS A COMPLETE SCAM WITH PANELS LIKE THIS.