Olanglab Acoustic Wall Panels 10 Pack, 48 x 24 per Acoustic Panels Sound Absorbing, Decorative Sound Panels for Home Studio and Office, Black

Great for the price, but don’t expect to block sound.
TL:DR I bought these as decorative paneling for a wall. These will absolutely not soundproof your room however.-I purchased a 10 pack of the beige variety. I ordered these in particular for the price I got them at (about 100 USD in a “like-new” condition). They were way more affordable than wood paneling at the same square footage.-There is no included hardware with this product, it’s just the panels if that matters to you.-These panels are made of recycled PET (Polyethylene terephthalate) plastic which is a polymer resin. Polymers are notoriously difficult to adhere to anything. However, these were absolutely workable with double sided gorilla tape. If you go the tape route, I recommend making sure the tape you get is advertised as working with plastics or vinyls.-Overall, I found installation similar to doing drywall installations. If you have experience with drywall then this’ll be a cinch. On my own it took me about an afternoon to do an 80 SqFt wall with some excess.-These have a very soft texture kind of like wool and are easily pliable. I also had no issue cutting the panels by simply scoring them with a utility knife a few times.To wrap this review up: the panels are a great option for the price point as an aesthetic-first choice. What sound-affecting quality they have is a bonus, simply put. Installation is easy if you have the right equipment (tape measure, knife, marker, hardware of choice, and leveler). I recommend these for people wanting a cheap but nice accent wall in an already nice room.

Look great, do the job!
I like the thickness of these panels. Not so thin as to be flimsy or difficult to manage when installing. Not so thick as to intrude too much into the space. These panels are beveled on all four edges of one side. It’s decorative, but not what I had expected. These come without adhesive, giving you several options for installation. I’ve used hook & loop strips, construction adhesive, and a brad nailer on low psi in different circumstances. Your mileage may vary😁

Maybe better for a smaller space
These look very nice compared to the foam ones. I wanted to get rid of the echo in my garage bar but these didn’t cut it. I imagine they would work in a smaller space or maybe if I put up twice as many. I put up 10 of them and these not much of a difference as far as the echo goes.

Great value for a quick change up of wall aesthetics
Note: I do not purchase these for acoustics, but rather as a cheaper alternative to the wood options of the slats pattern. That said, my speaker sounds do seem more confined to my open office now that I have to pause my music in order to hear my housemates.Easy to trim and install. I used one bottle of construction adhesive though I recommend two for even coverage of all 10 panels. Wound up using 8.5 of the 10 for my office wall. No smell. Light and nice to the touch. Quality was to my expectations; texture is nice to the touch.