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Marshall Monitor II ANC Headphones Review

With up to 80 hours of battery life and Bluetooth 5.0 the headphones are designed to last. They also come with custom-tuned, dynamic drivers that provide roaring bass and smooth mids to provide an unforgettable listening experience.

Marshall kept control simple with the multidirectional knob on the right earpad that controls play/pause, track skipping and volume adjustments. A double press launches voice assistants for hands-free phone calls and audio sharing.

Comfort

Marshall is able to carry its rock and roll heritage into the headphones arena with a pair of wireless headphones that are sturdy and Headphones Review comfortable to wear for a long time. They're not the ideal headphones for audiophiles, but they do a solid job of delivering music across all genres from punk to metal and all the riff-heavy guitar music in between.

These Bluetooth headphones feature 40mm drivers and are packaged in a classy black and brown packaging with jet-black accents that remind us of Marshall's guitar amplifiers. The headphones fold flat and can be transported in a jacket pocket. The controls are controlled by the small joystick that is multidirectional and located on the right earpad. A single push turns the headphones on or off and plays or pauses music, and adjusts volume. When you push the controller vertically, it skips forward or backwards a track, while the horizontal push activates the voice assistant on your phone.

The headphones are compatible with Bluetooth devices of all kinds and can be charged wirelessly with a QI wireless charger pad (sold separately). You can also listen to music on wired mode with the included 3.5mm connector. It works perfectly.

The Marshall Major IV is a good-looking, easy-to-use headphone that provides a good audio experience as well as a class-leading battery life. The Marshall Major IV is pricier than the majority of Bluetooth headphones, but the nostalgic charge is worth it for those who appreciate Marshall's retro style.

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Design

Marshall's headphones are stylish and have vintage style that is appealing to a lot of people. They are easy to fold and durable which makes them a great option for traveling. They have an integrated microphone for hands-free calling. The headsets also have active noise cancellation that blocks out noise from the surrounding environment and reduce the sound of conversations around you. They have excellent audio quality and are balanced across all frequencies. Marshall's application allows you customize the sound profile to suit your preferences and tastes.

The headphones are easy to use, unlike many wireless headphones which are cluttered with buttons and features. The right ear cup has a single multifunction button. Multi-function buttons make use of direction-specific pushes that are similar to the joystick on the game controller, and provide feedback on the touch with each push. It also plays pleasant guitar notes to confirm that your commands are being recorded. They can be used to start up and Bluetooth connect the headphones to control your music and also to make and receive calls.

The Marshall Major IV's multi-directional control knob controls volume and track control and is constructed from black, textured vinyl that adds to their iconic design. They are extremely comfortable and sit perfectly on your ears. The 3.5 millimeter jack, the cable that can be removed and coiled, as well as the 3.5 millimeter jack allow users to use the headphones with your mobile device. The noise cancellation feature allows for an endurance of 30 hours.

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

Sound

The Marshall Major IV Bluetooth on-ear headphones are the most recent Bluetooth headphones from a company famous for producing amps for rock stars. Its design is based on the brand's history of guitar amps, and its uncompromising rock-inspired style, with a few extras such as chrome, tolex and brass. Its sound is distinctive in the market, featuring an aural blend of analog and rock music.

They deliver a balanced and clear sound with sublime detail at all frequencies including bass that is strong but doesn't overwhelm other tonalities. The vocals and cymbals are especially prominent. The Marshall application lets you adjust the sound to suit your preferences and preferences, with settings optimized for a range of genres from rock to hip-hop and electronic music.

They are a great choice for those who want to listen to music with friends during a long journey or when traveling. They are comfortable to wear for hours and can be easily thrown in bags which makes them a perfect travel companion.

They are light on-ear headphones that make them perfect for use on public transport or at work. They can be folded up and put in a desk drawer when they are not being used. They're compatible with all mobile devices that support Bluetooth 5.0 and can be connected via 3.5mm cable for non-Bluetooth listeners. The Marshall Major IV also features a multi-directional gold control knob with easy-to-use controls to playback or skip tracks, as well as adjust the volume. This is a significant improvement over previous models, which were more difficult for users to navigate.

Noise Cancellation

Marshall is a brand known for its guitar amplifiers, but it's made a push into audio for the consumer market in the last few years with Bluetooth speakers and wireless earbuds. Its latest headphones called the Monitor II ANC include an ANC feature to its existing line and deliver some solid improvements on performance, ergonomics features, and more.

They feature an elegant and minimalist design that evokes the amp stacks for which Marshall is famous. The ear cups that are closed are covered with a faux leather texture with brass accents. A gold-plated potentiometer located on the right ear cup allows you to play, pause, and change the volume. A second button, marked with an M, lets you select equalizer presets or use Google Assistant on your smartphone. The headsets have an integrated microphone that can be used to make calls, but the microphone isn't particularly good and can pick up background noise.

The headphones have a dynamic driver that measures 40mm and 20-20kHz of pre-frequency. They feature a high-quality audio and a natural degree of realistic sound. They can be used with a variety of music genres. They come with a noise cancellation feature that blocks ambient sounds, however it's not the best available. They can cut down ambient sound by approximately 80 percent, however they can still let in some ambient sound and voices.

The Marshall headphones have a very comfortable fit, with soft ear pads that are easily adjustable to the size of your ears. The design that folds makes them very portable. They can easily be folded and put in the soft case when not in use, making them very easy to carry around. They're lightweight and comfortable to wear, so you can listen for long periods of time without any discomfort.

Battery Life

The Marshall Major IV Bluetooth headphones offer a battery life 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 use Bluetooth 5.0 and also support low latency audio, thereby cutting down on battery consumption. They also support noise cancellation and smart functionality via Google Assistant.

They are designed to be easy to carry and fold neatly into an easy-to-carry case for transport. They're also very lightweight, which means they won't place any strain on your shoulders or ears when worn for extended periods of time. The headband is also padded to offer extra comfort.

Marshall is known for making guitar amplifiers that are utilized by some of the biggest rock bands around the globe. It's no surprise then that the on-ear headphones have a distinctive sound that is perfect for playing guitar. They have an impressive amount of bass, but they're not blaring and the treble tone is well-balanced enough that the mid-tones don't suffer.

Their wireless range is large and the synchronization process is quick and simple. When not within wireless range they can also be connected via cables that connect to your smartphone. The Marshall app lets you adjust the EQ and also enable Eco Charging which limits their charging limit to 80% in order to prevent battery degradation.

The Marshall Monitor II ANC are excellent Bluetooth headphones that provide the best combination of features at a reasonable price. They're comfortable and light with a sturdy pair of earcups with ergonomic design that won't warm up or pinch your ears. The sound is clear, dynamic and bouncy. The earpads feel comfortable against your ears. These headphones are perfect for listening to all kinds of music, but they are especially good for rock with driving beats and guitars.