BUBOS Large Acoustic Panels, 48 x 12 Inch Soundproof Panels for Walls, Self-Adhesive Acoustic Wall Panels, Decorative Vinyl Records for Home Studio, Office, Black, Pack of 6

I purchased these panels for my new gaming setup and they work great at adding a nice backdrop. They’re relatively lightweight but still sturdy enough where it doesn’t flex. The back adhesive covers the entire panel and sticking it onto drywall, it adheres pretty strongly. It would take some effort to remove. I don’t know if it’ll peel off paint but when applying one panel I had to slightly pull back on it to adjust and didn’t notice any paint coming off. Installation is easy enough and these panels are an easy way to get some simple sound damping. They look great and would highly recommend them.

Great for Ceiling Installation – Helped With Pipe Noise in My Daughter’s Industrial-Style Room We installed these Bubos acoustic panels directly on the ceiling of our daughter’s room, which sits right under the water pipes from the master bathroom. Every time someone ran water or flushed upstairs, the noise traveled straight through. These panels helped more than I expected—and they actually look great with her industrial-style decor. 🔹 What I Liked: • Helped reduce plumbing noise – We weren’t expecting total soundproofing, but they softened the harshness of the pipe sounds significantly. No more startling water rushes while she’s trying to sleep. • Ceiling-friendly – Despite being marketed mostly for walls, these panels were lightweight enough to go on the ceiling with strong command strips and adhesive backing. They’ve stayed up securely so far. • Aesthetic match – Her room has an industrial loft feel (metal accents, dark wood, minimalist colors), and these panels fit right in. They look more like modern art pieces than sound panels—big win for a teen space. • Good size & finish – Larger than typical acoustic tiles, and they don’t have the cheap foam look. Clean lines and nice texture. 🔹 Things to Know: • These absorb echo and reduce mid-level noise well, but don’t fully block structural or low-frequency sounds—that’s expected given the type of product. • You’ll need to plan your layout ahead of time if you’re doing the ceiling so it looks intentional. A template would be helpful. 🎧 Final Verdict: If you’re trying to reduce echo, footsteps, or water pipe noise from above—and want something that doesn’t kill your room’s style—these Bubos panels are a smart pick. They’re ceiling-safe, industrial-style approved, and actually make a difference in day-to-day comfort.

The first set was nice and white. This set is grey tinted. I was hoping with the lighting it would not be noticeable, but it is. I'm going to try to get a replacement and pray it's actually white like the first batch I bought. I was planning to use this as a background and sound muffling for virtual video calls. Update: Tried to swap a box of the grey for white, got another grey. They must have changed something in the production. I'm disappointed but I need the sound dampening so I'm just rolling with it. Beware if you are doing a larger area with multiple boxes, your panels might not match.

Love these sound panels! They definitely make a difference in my open concept living room, especially since I have wood floors. The entire back of the panel is adhesive, but since I’m in an apartment I just used Velcro command strips for 10lb items. The panels themselves are very lightweight and solid and were pretty easy to mount. They’re versatile so I decided to go with the spaced look!

White was a dirty looking white so I had to repaint to a color I preferred for my walls/setup. Overall, decent quality material, it just needs more accuracy with colors.