BUSYBEES Art Acoustic Panels,72"x48"x0.4"inch Self-adhesive Soundproof Wall Panels,Reduce Room Echo and Reverberation,Decorative Sound Panel for Studio/Office（abstract city）

The tiles look great, like painted artwork when placed on wall and viewed from more than a few feet away. They are definitely printed, probably so that the absorption material can work to the maximum potential.I got the 48" x 72" set, and with about an inch and a half in between each tile, they look great and take up a substantial portion of a very large, blank wall.I wouldn't use these for any actual sound proofing or studio work. They aren't that absorbing. They are basically .25"-.5" dense felt type material tiles. When you talk right into one, they clearly are absorbing the sound as compared to talking at the wall the same distance away, but they offer no more absorption than maybe a large cloth chair would add to a room. My office is 3 large walls, 9x12 with 12 foot ceilings, and vinyl flooring, and I would be lying if I said there was a noticeable difference as opposed to without them when considering the existing furniture absorption. but I have to believe they offer some level of echo reduction on video calls.Mine came with NO adhesion backing or anything. I ended up buying some velcro command strips and put one in each corner of each tile (24 total) and that's more than enough to keep them securely on the wall. If they fell they may cringle/dent the same way the spine of a book may crinkle if it fell on it's point end, but they aren't a brittle material for me to believe they would crack.I think they could be sold for a bit cheaper for what you get, but I'm ok with the price point.

I have them hung in my bedroom to reduce the noise. They arnt magic(as few things are) but they do help with reducing eco in the room. Think of it like adding a rug. won't block out your roommate blasting music but will reduce ecos while making for a nice wall piece.

The print is beautiful, color is rich and panels are a good thickness. The product did come with nano adhesive stickers, 5 per panel. Easy to mount and quite honestly looks amazing on my office wall. Very pleased with these acoustic panels.I did a lot of shopping to find 'the one' and this is actually my third set, but the set I am keeping on the wall!

I did not realize until after it was mounted that the listing says there is flame retardant on it. Flame retardants are not currently thought to be healthy for people. They do not specify which type.I will probably take them down and throw them.

Managed to put these panels on the wall in about 30 minutes. Included sticky pads for mounting.I can't speak on the actual absorbency as the foam seems thin, and does not have the surface area of other "acoustic panels" with ridges. But this panel artwork has livened up the room they were installed in and the print quality is excellent.

does reduced echo doesn't stick very well

I used command strips and its fine! Looks just like the photo!

I purchased these tiles for $57, which I believe was too expensive for what you get.The tiles are made of plastic fibers and about 3/8” thick. The print quality is not bad, but also not fantastic.The tiles come with 40 pieces of double sided tape. I ended up using 8 of them, by cutting them in half and then using two of those pieces for each tile.After hanging the tiles I noticed the smell of a solvent. The smell disappeared within about 4 hours.The effect of sound absorption is there, but not a whole lot. Hanging a blanked up on the wall has a better effect than this product.If I didn’t like the motive I would return this product - especially considering the price for some simple plastic fiber.