Cowin SE7 Noise Cancelling headphones – A review

I love music and so do Stuart and Ben. When we were offered these Cowin SE7 headphones to review I was impressed by the look of them.

They sound amazing and we were very keen to try them out. I also got a set for a giveaway so that one of you lucky readers could win a set to try out!

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Cowin SE7 headphones – what is special about them?

If you are a regular listener to music on your commute to work or perhaps somewhere busy you will know all about noise-cancelling headphones I am sure.

With the simple click of a button, they can eliminate all outside sounds so you can concentrate on what you are listening to.

Obviously, there are times you should avoid using this, such as cycling or crossing roads. That is why the easy button is perfect.

Wireless headphones are so handy. By using Bluetooth technology you don’t need to have the wire to your phone or music player making them so much easier to manage.

I love wireless headphones for when I am cleaning the house or even working on the computer. It means if I need to get up and do anything there is no wire to get in the way.

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How did we find the headphones?

The Cowin SE7 headphones were really easy to set up. They connected to an iPhone really easily and the signal was perfect.

The sound achieved by the headphones was amazing and the noise cancelling worked well.

In fact probably too well as when Stuart was singing he couldn’t hear me at all when I was telling him he was getting very loud and Ben was asleep!

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How much are the SE7 headphones?

The RRP of the Cowin SE7 headphones is £99.99 in black and £109.99 in red. There is currently a voucher you can click to add on Amazon though to get £10 off each!

If you are like me and always keen to get something asap they are on Amazon Prime too and available for click-and-collect from an Amazon locker!

Cowin se7 headphones in packaging on grey surface

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71 Comments

  1. Georgie Wright says:

    Vogue by Madonna because I remember it being played at my primary school disco!

  2. Susan Willshee says:

    Love Train by the O Jay’s because it was the first song I ever realised had an underlying message other than just a love song between two people. I think this was the song that first made me aware of the world around me

  3. Ian Campbell says:

    Cotton Eye Joe, by Rednex – a wonderful piece of escapism that encouraged you to live life to the full without a care in the world – a message that really embraces the magic of childhood 🙂

  4. Jennifer Turnbull says:

    Catch a Falling Star by Perry Como, my dad always sang the opening lines as he came into the house. It reminds me of him and happy childhood.

  5. Twinkle twinkle little star :)))

  6. Irene Jackson says:

    I remember most my big brother buying me a portable radio way back when so i could listen to the latest records in my room. The song that sticks out most was Spirit in the Sky by Norman Greenbaum.

  7. Derek Wilson says:

    I’m In The Mood For Dancing by The Nolans. My parents used to play it full blast on a Sunday morning – probably just to get us out of bed!

  8. Cathryn Crawshaw says:

    Here comes the sun

  9. Chantel L says:

    I Should Be So Lucky by Kylie Minogue – & the wonder of Charlene from Neighbours being a pop star!

  10. Vicky Hallnewman says:

    Wake me up before you go go from wham was one of my favourite all time songs. I love the 80s.

  11. ellie spider says:

    Tubthumping by chumbawumba

  12. Patricia Avery says:

    Summer Holiday – Cliff Richard The first record I bought

  13. Laura antill says:

    green Day dookie for me it was my first album xx

  14. Kim Neville says:

    Duran Duran a view to a kill as my friends and I loved their music and played all the time 🙂

  15. Laura Corrall says:

    Spice girls – Wannabe it just reminds me of primary school and playing spice girls and deciding which person we wanted to be. I was always scary spice!

  16. madeline connolly says:

    queen love

  17. Joanne Ahmed says:

    Simply Red & Stars, reminds me of my mum & dad having a party on a Saturday eve. Magical times!

  18. Kirsty Taylor says:

    Spice up you life – Spice Girls

  19. Amy Bondoc says:

    nancy sinatra boots- i remember singing it with my nan jumping around her kitchen!

  20. Edward Guerreiro says:

    It has to be Don’t stand so close to me by the Police. We used to go to Portugal every summer, and my brother and I would always go to the cinema many times during the time we were there. That cinema only had one screen, and they used to play that song on a loop before the film started. They did so for over 10 years. It is stuck in my mind.

  21. Gemma Clark says:

    Awesome giveaway! Thanks for the chance x

  22. lorraine kirk says:

    Happy Birthday by Cyndi Lauper, my folks bought me a cassette tape with it on for my birthday when I was about 7 years old

  23. Allison Sherwood says:

    Adam & the Ants Prince Charming as i remember being at the school disco and everyone just walking up and down doing the same move that the group did in the video.
    Still makes me laugh when I think about it.

  24. Ema J Lowe says:

    dancing and jumping about to Frankie goes to Hollywood and their song relax

  25. Margaret Gallagher says:

    Abba – any – we used to dance and sing into our hair brushes – fun times

  26. Shelley Jessup says:

    Everybody’s Free (to Feel Good) by Quindon Tarver from the movie Romeo & Juliet

  27. Fast car by Tracy Chapman as my mum was always playing it

  28. Gary Topley says:

    John Denver – Annie’s Song. I was adopted when I was younger and my adopted mum sent me a Valentine card and wrote some of the words to this song in it. It was a really lovely thing to do. x

  29. These would be great for travelling with!

  30. The 90’s was my era and it was always The Spice Girls my sister and I would be singing along to. Wannabe was my favourite!

  31. Practically any Spice Girls song, as all of us loved to listen to and sing along to their hits.

  32. Suzanne Sendell says:

    Yes sir I can Boogie by Baccara
    It was on a holiday whilst In Spain, it wasn’t In the charts over here until a while later, I knew all the words by then as they played It so often on Holiday

  33. Lucy Wright-Booth says:

    I loved Like a Virgin by Madonna (had no idea what it meant!). I used to practise the dance in front of the mirror with my hairbrush!

  34. Julia Kerr says:

    Apron strings by everything but the girl because my earliest memory is of my mum holding me and dancing round the living room singing it to me

  35. Bowie and anything Glam rock! My mum loved it all, used to play it in the house all the time

  36. katrina walsh says:

    Caravan of Love by the Housemartins as it was the first record I bought

  37. Rhiannon Alwen says:

    They look great!
    Just thought you should know that the amazon link on the gleam has gone missing- shows page not found error. 🙂

  38. Caroline Tinsley says:

    Changes by David Bowie. My parents had it on constantly when I was a toddler in the mid 70s.

  39. Andrea Upton says:

    Knock three times, as it always seemed to be playing on the radio

  40. Lisa Parker says:

    Billy Don’t be a Hero by Paperlace, I was only young when it was played on the radio but it made me cry every time I heard it.

  41. Bachman Turner Overdrive – You Ain’t Seen Nothing Yet. I remember hearing it nearly every car journey i took with my dad.

  42. Rob Griffiths says:

    Any Beatles track because my Dad used to play their tapes in the car all the time

  43. laura milton says:

    Meatloaf and Blondie were my Dads favourite so everytime they come on it throws me back and makes me smile

  44. Helen Tovell says:

    Anything by the Carpenters as this is what my Dad always listened to

  45. Jimmy Osmond i’m gonna knock on your door as it was the first single i bought

  46. Abba as my mother use to play their music every Sunday morning while she was doing house work

  47. Rich Tyler says:

    Elton John, I’m still standing, my dad played it on repeat!

  48. Anthony Harrington says:

    Popcorn by Hot Butter, the first single I bought, I remember listening to it in the little booth before I bought it.

  49. Justine Meyer says:

    Any George Michael it reminds me of sleepovers with my frineds

  50. Terry Jacks, Seasons in the Sun reminds me of my summer holidays 🙂

  51. Vivien Baird says:

    “Rock Around The Clock” by Bill Haley & His Comets My Mam was always singing along to Happy memories

  52. Eminem, without me! Weird one, i know, but my dad always played it in the car

  53. Alison Johnson says:

    Although it was my teens, True by Spandau Ballet is the song I most remember. I had a weird childhood as I grew up in pubs & clubs that my parents ran, so there were a lot of bands that played there & songs on the Jukebox but this is the only one I really recall. I still know all the words!

  54. S Edwards says:

    Any songs by Wham as i was a massive fan back then.

  55. Amanda Hart says:

    Kung fu fighting as I joined Karate from age 11 and it always reminds me of the great times I had for the following 7/8 yrs that I did at this club

  56. Marycarol says:

    I love you because by Jim Reeves because my mum was always singing it x

  57. Jesse Partington says:

    “Row, row, row your boat” – because my mother and sister used to join in doing the rowing actions.

  58. Amelia Kennedy says:

    Saturday Night At The Movies by The Drifters … the first single I ever bought, and I still know all the lyrics! x

  59. Amelia Kennedy says:

    Saturday Night At The Movies by The Drifters … the first single I ever bought and I still know all the words! x

  60. Save All Your Kisses For Me because that was the first song I can remember that I liked growing up and used to dance to it whenever it was on

  61. Anam Zhara says:

    amazing!! These would be great for running on the treadmill. I could listen to my fave podcasts, audiobooks and music without disturbance!

  62. Heather Haigh says:

    Anything by Elvis Presley as my mum was always playing his music.

  63. Kathleen marsden says:

    Greensleeves because that was the only record we had growing up until I could afford to buy my own

  64. Mary Heald says:

    An English Country Garden as I remember my mum singing it in the kitchen

  65. Mary Lucking says:

    Anything by The Beatles

  66. Tracy Nixon says:

    Kylie’s I should be so lucky – I loved watching Kylie in neighbours and I absolutely loved this song!

  67. Lovely looking headphones. Would love to upgrade my old ones to these.

  68. Karen Barrett says:

    Sugar Sugar by The Archies 1969, my very first single that I received as a Christmas gift with my new record player

  69. Brilliant headphones! Fingers crossed for the giveaway.

  70. Get Down on It by Kool and The Gang because it was always played at birthday parties.