For example, when I played Holly Cole’s version of “Don’t Let the Teardrops Rust Your Shining Heart” ( It Happened One Night, 16/44. I never expected to like this pair so much, but I do because of two very important factors: comfort and portability. On its design and build quality alone - the Marshall Monitor II headphones are more than impressive - they're conveniently compact, they're comfortable and I found myself adjusting to the simplified button configuration in a heartbeat - which was especially useful while blocking out the noise of public chatter on the go.

From the Meze Empyreans to the AKG K371s, I’ve found a few sets of headphones that inspired no significant complaints from me. The reason we want you to have this account is simply because we don't want some anonymous yahoos posting nonsense and messing meaningful conversations up. A 15-minute charge is enough to get you five hours of playback, while charging the battery to full power will take you about two hours.I twice consulted on TV sound systems and can attest that this is an accurate summation of those companies’ processes. This headset has vastly better noise canceling and connects over SBC, AAC, aptX, aptX HD, or aptX Adaptive codecs, or a 3.

When you open up the equalizer you’ll find it’s pre-set to “the original Marshall sound”, which offers a balanced sound, with relative equity across the low, mid, and high frequencies.It’s unmistakably a pair of Marshall headphones and looks almost exactly like all of the company’s other products. In addition to the cables mentioned above, the package includes a denim-look carrying bag and instructions for use.

The Marshall Monitor II ANCs are fully collapsible, with a super-flexible headband that can withstand a little twisting if you want to pack them away. And then, in come the midrange vocals with Lindsay Buckingham's calm, soft tone backed by both Christine McVie and Stevie Nicks, lulling you into a blissful, melodic groove that's never sounded better.A sturdy foldable design, excellent controls, a comfy fit, customisable noise cancelling and great all-round sound performance are sure to make these cans a big hit. The brand’s latest noise-cancelling headphones, the Marshall Monitor II ANCs, bring these worlds together in a neat over-ear package, in an update to its first-ever wireless headphones, which launched in 2017. Behind the hard shell of these headphones, however, there is a soft core, especially the padding, which extends under the black imitation leather of the headband over its entire length. I’m guessing that it’s because of the way the control is positioned -- on the Pandas, it’s on the edge of the headphones, and on the Monitor II A. The Marshall Monitors are another welcome Bluetooth update to the top of the Marshall headphone line.