Marshall Monitor II ANC Headphones Review

These headphones are built to last with Bluetooth 5.0 and 80 hours of battery. They also feature custom-tuned dynamic drivers that produce high-quality bass and a smooth mid-range for an epic listening experience.

Marshall made control simple with a multidirectional button on the right earpad. This knob controls play/pause, track skips, and volume adjustments. Double pressing launches voice assistants for hands-free calling and audio sharing.

Comfort

Marshall brings its rock and roll legacy to the headphones market with a pair that's robust and comfortable enough to wear for a number of hours. They're not the most ideal headphones for audiophiles, but they're capable of delivering music across different genres including punk, metal, and all the riff-heavy guitar songs between.

These Bluetooth headphones have 40mm drivers, and are packaged in a classy black and brown packaging with jet-black accents that remind us of Marshall's guitar amplifiers. They fold up flat and easily fit in a jacket pocket for easy transportation. A tiny joystick that can be used in multiple directions on the right earpad is responsible for most of the controls. One press switches the headphones on and off it, plays music or suspends it, and adjusts the volume. Nudging the controller vertically skips forward or back a track, while a horizontal push invokes the phone's voice assistant.

The headphones are compatible with Bluetooth devices of all kinds. They can be charged wirelessly by using a QI wireless charger pad (sold separately). You can also play music in wired mode using the included 3.5mm jack. It works fine.

The Marshall Major IV has a stylish, easy-to use headphone that has a top-quality battery. It delivers a decent audio performance and an extremely long-lasting battery. The Marshall Major IV is more expensive than other Bluetooth headphones apple, but the nostalgic charge is worth it for those who love Marshall's retro style.

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Design

Marshall's headphones look great with a vintage vibe that is appealing to a lot of people. They are durable and easy to fold away, making them a good option to travel with. They come with a built-in microphone for hands-free calling. They also feature active noise cancellation that blocks out background noise and cut down the sound of conversations around you. The audio quality of these headphones is excellent and they are balanced across all frequencies. The Marshall application allows you to customize the sound profile to your preferences and music genres.

Contrary to the majority of wireless headphones that are crowded with buttons and features, these headphones feature a simple user interface. They have a single, multi-function button located on the bottom of the right ear cup. Multi-function buttons make use of the same directional pushes as a joystick on an arcade controller and provide tactile feedback every time you press. It also plays pleasant plucked guitar notes to ensure your commands are registered. You can use them to connect with your Bluetooth headphones, control music and make and take phone calls, and charge the headphones.

The Marshall Major IV features a multi-directional control knob which controls the volume and tracks. It is constructed of black vinyl that is textured and adds to its iconic design. They are extremely comfortable and fit snugly on your ears. The 3.5 millimeter jack, the removable coiled cables and 3.5 millimeter jack enable users to use the headphones with your mobile device. They also provide 30 hours of battery life when using the noise cancelling function.

They're not the most expensive headphones available however, they have a lot to provide for the price. They have a stylish design, superb audio quality, and a noise cancellation feature.

Sound

The Marshall Major IV is the most recent pair of on-ear Bluetooth headphones to be launched by a brand that makes amps for rock legends. Its design is based on the brand's history of guitar amps, and its uncompromising rock-inspired style, with a few extras such as brass, tolex, and chrome. Its sound is distinctive on the market with an aural blend of rock and analog music.

They have a superbly balanced sound, with high levels of clarity at all frequencies. The bass is powerful but doesn't overshadow other tones. Vocals and cymbals stand out in particular. Marshall's application lets you alter the sound according to your preferences and preferences. It offers options for hip-hop, rock and electronic music.

Although they might not be suitable for audiophiles (especially those who like to listen to music at high volumes) They are a great option for those who wish to listen to their favourite tunes with a group of friends or during an extended flight. They are comfortable for long periods of time and can be packed into a bag. This makes them the perfect travel companion.

These lightweight headphones are great for use on public transport or over ear headphones at the office. The foldable design also makes them easy to store in your desk drawer when not in use. They work with all mobile devices that support Bluetooth 5.0 and can be connected with a 3.5mm cable for users who do not have Bluetooth. In addition the Marshall Major IV has a sleek gold multi-directional control knob, which provides simple and intuitive controls for playback, track skipping, and volume adjustment. This is a significant improvement over ear headphones (reviews over at Koreafish Co) previous models that were more difficult for users to navigate.

Noise Cancellation

Marshall is most well-known for its guitar amps but in recent years it has also been pushing to enter the consumer audio market with Bluetooth speakers and wireless headphones. The latest headphones the Monitor II ANC, add an ANC function to its existing lineup and provide some substantial improvements in terms of performance, ergonomics, and features.

They feature sleek and minimalist designs that references the amp stacks for which Marshall is famous. They feature earcups that are closed that are covered with a faux leather texture and brass accents. The gold-plated potentiometer that is located on the right earcup lets you to adjust the volume, play, pause and adjust the track. A second button marked with an M allows you to access Google Assistant or equalizer presets on your smartphone. The headsets come with an integrated microphone that can be used to make calls, but the microphone is not very effective and can pick background noise.

The headphones feature an active 40mm driver that has a the pre-frequency response of 20-20kHz. They have a high-quality sound and a natural degree of real-world sound. They are suitable for all music genres. They feature an active noise cancellation system that blocks ambient noise however, it's not the best available on the market. They can reduce ambient sound by about 80 percent, however they are able to let in some ambient sounds and voices.

The Marshall headphones are extremely comfortable to wear. They have soft earpads that are easily adjusted to accommodate your ears. The design that folds makes them extremely lightweight. They can be easily folded and stored in the soft case when not in use, making them simple to carry around. They're light and comfortable to wear, allowing you to listen for long periods of time without discomfort.

Battery Life

The Marshall Major IV Bluetooth headphones provide a battery life of up to 80 hours. This makes them among the most efficient Bluetooth headphones for mobile devices. This is largely thanks to the fact that they utilize Bluetooth 5.0 and provide low latency audio, which cut down on battery consumption. They also have Google Assistant smart functionality and noise cancellation.

They're designed to be lightweight and fold easily into their cases to make it easy to transport. They're also light, meaning they won't put stress on your ears or shoulders when worn for extended periods of time. The headband is cushioned for added comfort.

Marshall has built a reputation for producing guitar amps used by the world's biggest rock groups, so it is not a surprise that these on-ear headphones have a distinct sound that's perfect for music that's guitar-oriented. The bass is powerful, but not overwhelming. The treble balance is good enough to preserve the mid-tones.

The wireless range of these devices is quite extensive and synchronization is quick and easy. When they are not within the range of wireless they can be used using a cable that connects to your smartphone. The Marshall app lets you adjust the EQ settings and also enable Eco Charging, which limits the charging limit at 80% to minimize battery degradation.

The Marshall Monitor II ANC are excellent Bluetooth headphones that provide a great mix of features at a reasonable price. They're comfortable and lightweight with a sturdy pair of earcups that are ergonomic and don't warm up or pinch your ears. The sound is powerful clear and vibrant, and the earpads are comfortable on your ears. They're a great choice for listening to all kinds of music, but they're especially adept at playing guitar-oriented rock and driving beats.