Marshall Monitor II ANC

Where the Marshall Monitor Twos once again Excel Marshall quoted us at 30 hours with that active noise cancellation turned on and that definitely seem...

There's also fast charging, so you can plug it in for 15 minutes to get 5 hours of playback, which is crazy and also handy for when you forget to char...

So here are my final thoughts on the Marshall monitor too. Guys, if you're looking for a pair of high-end active noise cancellation headphones, don't ...

I have a wired Marshall Monitor headphones, and they are pretty good, so after watching a lot of reviews I ordered Marshall Monitor 2 ANC. Hardware-wise they are amazing, but the app is sooooo bad that I return them the same day. It took me 30 minutes to connect the headphones with the app, connection was constantly dropping, whenever the app was open the sound would stutter, ... Of course, non of the reviews is mentioning an abysmal app experience. After this, I decided to go "mainstream" and ordered Bose 700.

The Marshall Monitor II ANC headphones deliver a balanced sound signature with rich lows and bright highs, but we'd be slightly more enthusiastic if they supported AAC or AptX. From a noise-cancelling perspective, the headphones certainly dial back some ambient sounds, but this isn't nearly the most effective ANC we've tested. For a lower price we'd be bigger fans, but for $320, these headphones don't quite deliver the premium experience they're priced for

I got my Monitor II headphones few months ago. They're great headphones. But then I started to hear a notable noise from the right when I had the ANC on. I contacted Marshall, they were very kind and sent me new ones right away.

The Marshall MID ANC are good-sounding, mixed usage on-ear headphones with an efficient control scheme. They're lightweight yet durable and have good battery life and a great wireless range. They're also noise cancelling headphones, although their ANC is a bit weak when it comes to blocking out bass-range noise, and their on-ear design isn't as comfortable for all listeners.

Headphones that works great with an AMP but also wireless?. I just recently got the Marshall Monitor II ANC and they are superb in most things, except for comfort. Ideally I would like to keep these, but I've looked around and have found no bigger earpads or anything at all to solve the discomfort I experience.

Overall, this is a pretty well-balanced sounding headphone that should work well with a wide variety of music. It has decent clarity, with only a touch of treble push (presence boost) and tight, deep bass, particularly for an on-ear model. One of the tracks we test the bass with is Alt-J's "3WW

I compared the Marshall Mid ANC to the best two overall noise-canceling models, the Sony WH-1000XM2 and Bose QuietComfort 35 II.