Marshall

Marshall's popular Major on-ear Bluetooth headphones triumph in their fourth generation with 80 hours of playtime, wireless charging and improved ergonomic design.

The closed circumaural Marshall Monitor II A.N.C. offer well-balanced sound, but score particularly highly on wearing comfort and have several interesting functions.

Marshall provide the Minor II with a wireless connection courtesy of the aptX codec and Bluetooth 5.0 standard. In addition to this, the design of the popular Marshall Minor in-ears has been significantly upcycled. What’s more, the headphones offer some interesting special features for improved...

The Marshall Major is by no means just a legendary tube amplifier from the sixties, but is also an established on-ear headphone from the same manufacturer. It’s presented to us for this test in the wired third version. Visually, the equally lightweight and robust device...

British manufacturer Marshall has long been successful not only in the market of tube amplifiers but also in the field of consumer electronics. These products have always remained iconic and utilized the unique Tolex look that is reminiscent of miniature versions of the famous loudspeaker...

In Marshall’s Headphone series, the supra-aural Mid A.N.C. scores high marks when it comes to active noise reduction. In fact, the A.N.C. stands for “Active Noise Cancelling”, demonstrating that Marshall are focused squarely on this area of audio tech.