Corsair HS80 vs Marshall Monitor II ANC

Replaceable earpads like Wicked cushions worked and fit for me and are a big improvement over the default. The headband extension is about the same as the wired Alphas.

They hug the head. While they aren’t too flashy with logos or color, they do have a uniquely, Marshall flair and style. If you like their amps, you’d probably love their headphones too. Retro-lookingness - if Beats By Dre were a Lamborghini Diablo, these would be a 1969 Pontiac GTO

So you just follow instructions, activate it on windows to get Dolby Atmos in certain supported games. And that helps to expand the audio environment,...

Listen to of course, a bit of rock music, bit of metal stuff like that. You've got a nice bit of a bass kick, but it certainly does not drown out the ...

It still has the Dolby Atmos. It doesn't have the Bluetooth that the Virtuoso does, but so far, I really think this has been a great headset for gamin...

The circumaural (over-ear) Monitor II ANC headphones have a black design with leather grain texture on the outer earcup panels and top of the headband, along with the familair Marshall amps logo. The earpads are heavily cushioned with memory foam, and the cups swivel for a comfortable fit that feels light even during long listening sessions.

Now, 1.5 years later, I get only 2-3 hours before it starts giving me the low battery warning. It will only charge up to 60-70%. The wireless range is alright

They fit very comfortably and the battery life is phenomenal too - I can take these out with me for hours and barely lose a "bar". The ANC works very well as I can use these on a city street and still be immersed in sound with no distraction. These are truly high-end studio headphones but without the staggering price of most. I highly recommend them

You want to turn it on and not have wireless dropout issues. You want your mic to always work. You just want a solid hassle-free experience. That's wh...

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I have tried this numerous times but it doesn't help anything since the issue is not w/ the bluetooth connection. I've given up using them on my Switch and only use them with my laptop using bluetooth now. As far as using them with my laptop, I use Linux Mint 19.3 and the pairing was painless and they connect automatically every time I turn them on

The short answer is probably not. While it certainly sounds good and its compact size may appeal to certain buyers, it's priced too high at $270. Yes, that's less than the Bose and Sony -- but it's not significant enough. However, with the Marshall Mid Bluetooth showing up online for less than $100, I expect we'll see some discounts on the Mid ANC in the coming months

Overall I give it a 3/5. They're not terrible, they're just not any better than the corsair voids which can be had for around the exact same price. Unless noise cancelation is really important to you, I'd go with the voids every time.

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, .