8-Pack Art Acoustic Wall Panels 48×32 Inches Acoustic Treatment Panels- Decorative Soundproof Wall Panels for Studios, Offices, Home, Included Nano Glue Stickers
$59.99
Price: $39.99 - $59.99
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Product Description
1 Music Room
2 Office
3 Meeting Room
4 Living Room
5 Home Theater
PREMIUM SOUND CONTROL — Serious about acoustic treatment? Avoid acoustic foam. Our art acoustic panels, sized at 16 x 12 inches each, come in a 8-pack and offer superior noise dispersion and echo elimination, enhancing your sound experience and room decor.
ELEGANT DESIGN — Sound absorbing panels double as stylish wall art, enhancing the decor of recording studios, offices, and home theaters while providing functional sound treatment.
MULTIFUNCTIONAL — Suitable for home studios, gyms, game rooms, computer rooms, video shooting venues, rehearsal rooms, concert halls, recording studios, schools, conference rooms, home theaters, and offices. Acoustic panels effectively absorb sound and reduce noise.
PREMIUM ECO MATERIAL — Made from high-quality polyester fiber, these decorative sound absorbing panels outperform traditional foam, offering flame retardancy, wear resistance, durability, and safety for both adults and children.
SIMPLE INSTALLATION — The nano glue sticker makes installation straightforward and hassle-free. Apply them to walls, doors, windows, ceilings, and other surfaces in just three steps.
Please Note: This is a flat, 2D acoustic panel. It is not a 3D product. While the design and texture may appear dimensional, the panel is a smooth, two-dimensional surface designed for sound absorption and aesthetic appeal. Thank you for your understanding!
Customers say
Customers love these acoustic panels for their beautiful wave-like pattern and how they perfectly integrate with any decoration. The panels are made from thick felted material, are lightweight, and work well for covering large spaces, with one customer noting they perform better than 2-inch foam. Customers find them easy to install, with fantastic adhesion that keeps them firmly in place.
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JB –
Bright, Effective Panels for Sound DampingâNot Soundproofing
I purchased this 8-pack of acoustic panels for my office, specifically to reduce the noise from a therapy device used in one of our treatment rooms. The panels are vivid and colorfulâdefinitely eye-catchingâand they add a pop of personality to the space.Installation was easy, and the included adhesive worked well. I placed them flush together, but now Iâm wondering if spacing them out might have looked better visually. Thatâs a personal design preference, thoughânot a flaw in the product.In terms of performance, keep in mind that these panels are meant to dampen sound, not block it entirely. They’re made from a thick felted material, which does a much better job than hanging regular artwork or leaving the wall bare. They help absorb echo and reduce the sharpness of high-pitched mechanical noise, which is exactly what I was hoping for.If you’re looking to control acoustics in a roomâespecially in an office, studio, or home theaterâthese are a great choice. Just know that they wonât make your space soundproof, but they will improve the overall acoustic comfort.
Alejandra –
Paquete de 8 paneles
This set of 8 acoustic panels combines functionality with design. They help reduce echo and noise in the room, making them ideal for offices, studios, or entertainment rooms. Their artistic style also adds a modern and elegant decorative touch. Easy to install and lightweight, they enhance both the acoustics and the visual ambiance of the space.
Denice Reyes Perez –
Total transformation of my space! These panels are wonderful.
Since I saw these JaneTech acoustic panels on Amazon, I was very struck by their elegant and modern design, and I was no mistake! I have been looking for solutions to improve sound in my work area and to create content for some time, and these panels have exceeded all my expectations.I chose the color “Brisa Pastel” and it is just beautiful. The soft shades of blue and cream are perfectly integrated with any decoration, adding an artistic touch that embellishes the wall. Not only are they functional, but they are a true work of art.The installation was incredibly simple thanks to the included adhesive. In a matter of minutes, I was able to put them in and see the transformation. I immediately noticed a difference in the acoustics in the room. The echo was significantly reduced and the sound feels much warmer and clearer, which is ideal for my videos and streams.If you are looking to improve the sound quality in your studio, office or even living room, and at the same time add an impressive decorative element, do not hesitate! This 48 x 32 inch 8-panel package from JaneTech is an investment worth every penny. Highly recommended for anyone who wants a space with better sound and spectacular style!
brad –
Pretty good, a little pricy, but thereâs a lot more expensive options
Seems good quality, looks nice, stickers were easy to apply- will see if they are sticky to hold in the long term. Definitely helps sound a bc this wall is so empty and big but for 100$ I canât find anything else this size/thickness
Josh –
Itâs alright
Itâs OK I guess it looks pretty, but it definitely does not help that much with noise reduction. Whatever else is meant to do other than the artwork.
Feardear –
Not really soundproof for my needs
I have a toilet on the opposite wall of a guest bedroom. When I have guests they can hear everything that goes on in there because my walls are not soundproof. I was looking for a way to fix this without doing major construction and founds these picture panels. I thought I would try it since it looks like a piece of art and might muffle the sounds a bit. Other panels advertised were just too ugly to put in a bathroom. The price was reasonable also, compared to what I would spend adding wallboard. I was pleasantly surprised at the quality of the product. Although it did not soundproof my space, I am pleased with the way it looks on my wall. I spread the pieces out a bit to add coverage.
Brea –
Stylish and functional
I couldnât be happier with this set of 8 acoustic panels! The wave pattern adds a modern, artistic touch to my home studio, and they look just as good as they perform. Installation was simple, and I immediately noticed a huge improvement in sound qualityâless echo and clearer audio during recordings and calls. Theyâre lightweight yet feel sturdy and well-made. These panels combine function and style perfectly, and Iâve already received compliments from friends and clients. Highly recommend for anyone needing both sound control and aesthetic appeal!
nycxyz –
Great looking product.
Easy to apply and looks good. Great adhesion with the included nano glue discs. I wish they had a mirror image set for every set so that I could just continue the image in the row. That would give the flexibility to extend the surface for larger spaces. Just flipping the tiles won’t do it. I hope that the sound dampening properties are as good as the way it looks. I am overall happy with the result. Wish the price was more affordable. For what you pay it’s a very nice product.
calikins –
My work meeting/test room was a nightmare for sound. Everything in there is hard and flat â walls, tables, whiteboards, wall displays, you name it â so voices would bounce all over. For Zoom and Teams calls, it was just terrible, and I could even hear people through the walls when we were testing. I needed something.When the panels arrived, I was a bit worried. It came in 6 pieces, and I had to stick on the adhesive squares myself. I wasn’t sure how I was going to make it look neat. But it was super simple!Here’s my secret for putting them up: Grab some masking tape and a level (a laser level is great if you have one – you can find one on here if you need one I am sure). Find the exact middle of your room, then use your level to make a line with the masking tape. The panels are numbered, which was a huge help, I put panel 5 right in the middle, making sure it was straight. Then, I used the tape line to add panels 4 and 6 beside it, making a nice straight row (4->5->6) along the bottom. After that, putting panels 2 (in the middle over panel 5), 1, and 3 into their spots was a piece of cake.It went up super fast, and weeks later, those sticky squares are still holding strong!The panels are thin but dense. They really help with the higher end sounds, but I did notice a small but good difference overall. To get rid of more of the echo, you’d probably need more panels on all your hard walls, which is what I plan to do. But for now, even these few have made a noticeable improvement, especially for Zoom calls and so I am not distracted by someone reading out loud in there.Considering how big they are, how easy they were to put up, and how nice they look, I think they’re a fair price. Plus, they come in different sizes and styles, which is great because you’ll likely want more once you see how well they work.Bottom line: If you’ve got a noisy room, these JaneTech panels are an easy and good-looking way to make it sound better. Highly recommend!
V. B. –
JaneTechâs Vitality Harvest 6-pack of acoustic panels promises studio-grade sound treatment with gallery-worthy aesthetics â and on the visual front, it largely delivers. Assembled piece of 72×48″ of six 24×24″ panels makes a striking impression from afar, with vivid artwork that enhances walls rather than hiding behind them like typical foam tiles. But when it comes to actual acoustic performance, these panels are decorative dampeners at best, not serious studio tools.Visual Impression:From 3 meters out, the panels pass as tasteful art â bold, clean, and stylish. Up close, the shortcomings of the print process emerge: the original raster has been clumsily magnified, resulting in visible pixelation and loss of tonal finesse. Itâs a classic upscale mishap in textile printing, but not a dealbreaker unless youâre an art purist.The felt-like polyester base is tightly packed and finely uniform. It doesn’t cling to dust, doesnât build static, and seems resistant to wear â an excellent choice for high-touch or multipurpose spaces like home offices or classrooms.Acoustic Performance:Hereâs where expectations should be recalibrated.Despite marketing claims of âsuperior noise dispersion and echo elimination,â these panels are only modestly effective in taming room acoustics. Speech clarity benefits slightly: reverberation is dulled in the midrange, and the environment feels less harsh in an otherwise empty space. This may be enough for conference calls, light content creation, or reducing slap echo in a living room.But any assumption that this product provides âstudioâ performance is misguided. The panels are too thin, too rigid, and too reflective in higher frequencies to meaningfully absorb broad-spectrum sound. Worse, when wall-mounted with an air gap, they introduce pronounced low-frequency resonances, effectively adding new reflections instead of removing them. They will not isolate sound between rooms, nor control bass in any measurable way.Installation:The self-adhesive backing works well and installation is straightforward. The panels cling securely and donât sag â no hardware, no mess. Placement flexibility is a plus, particularly for aesthetic alignment. However, the lack of backing insulation means they wonât perform better even if you try.Verdict:If you want to beautify a space and reduce some echo, this is a stylish and well-constructed option. But donât buy into the studio promise. These panels wonât help you record cleaner vocals, mix music with precision, or block out neighborhood noise. They will, however, make your Zoom calls crisper and your room less cavernous â and look sharp while doing it.Recommended as decorative acoustic softening. Not suitable for professional audio environments.
M M –
I enjoy casually singing while I work, but unfortunately, my neighbour doesn’t enjoy it as much as I do (lol).I ordered these sound-absorbing panels to help reduce the amount of noise that filters through my thin apartment walls, and as far as I can tell, these work great!They help to reduce the echo of my voice and also help to take away some of the sharpness of the music that bounces off the wall as well.While I’m not comfortable reviewing my singing here, I have included a video of some music playing towards the bare wall versus the sound-absorbing panel. I do feel it helps to reduce the sharpness greatly.In regards to the art aspect of these panels, the colours are nice and vivid, and the pattern lines up perfectly! From 5 ft away, the printed image appears clean and detailed. When closer to the panels, it does get a little fuzzy and grainy, but that’s to be expected due to the material type.The panels themselves are about 8mm thick and very dense. They do have a little flex to them, though, so there isn’t as much of a risk of them breaking if bent.The included nano tape is strong, but I will need to keep them up for another week or two to see how removal goes. I’m hoping they’ll be renter-friendly and not tear up the paint under them when removing. I will update my review when I test this part, as I want to give them plenty of time to solidify.In all, these are great sound-absorbing panels and have some great artistic designs. They’re a great addition to my office and are effective for my use case. I highly recommend if you can relate to my experience!
Murray C. –
The board is quite thin, but it does provide some dampening. If you’re really wanting better acoustic control, you’ll want something more serious, but this does provide a middle ground of “looks like art” but works “kind of like acoustic panels”.The printed pattern looks okay in quality from 3m away, but closer some of the lower quality aspects of the print become more obvious. Pixellation in the blue swirls particularly stands out to my eyes. It is also less vivid in person than on the website.I misunderstood that it was 72 x 48 inches AS A WHOLE, and thought EACH of the 6 panels was 72 x 48. I don’t see that language clearly anywhere on the listing, that the panels are 24 x 24 each.Each of the panels has the numerals 1 to 6, and it’s easy to assemble them being 2 rows in an intuitive left to right:1 2 34 5 6An okay value, helps with room resonance without looking/shouting “AUDIOPHILE”. If it *was* six 48 x 72 panels, it would, of course, be a screaming deal.
G. B. –
I got these for the purpose of reducing echo in my audio recordings and they are serving that purpose very well so far. I was using some cheap black foams ones before this that did the job, but they were -so- ugly lol. These ones look like you’ve just put up some wall art, but it serves a practical purpose too!These would also be a good choice if you have a living room with an echo. It would go a long way to making the room feel cozier and more intimate during conversations when you have guests over.I also really like the size of these panels, most noise reduction panels are 12″x12″ but these are 24″x24″ so they can cover a very large surface while still looking like art.So far the adhesive is holding up well and the panels are very light so I’m not too worried about them falling off the wall over time, but I will update this review if anything happens with that in the future.They are on the thin side so they only provide a minor reduction in noise between rooms I’ve noticed. I didn’t get them for that reason so it’s not an issue for me but that might be important for you.Lastly, I like that they’ve numbered the panels to make it easier to match the pattern from the back. It’s not necessary, but I appreciate the extra touch there.Overall I think these are a great product. They are a bit steep in price but I think the size and the aesthetic add a lot of value compared to the cheap black foam ones. I personally think these are a good value if you’re looking for a nice set of panels to reduce room echo.