In 2012, House of Marley launched a massive range of Jah-infused headphones, and they quickly flocked onto the shelves of just about every HMV store in the land. The brand isn't happy to rest on its laurels, though, and has already come up with a handful of new 2013 models.

If you can't get enough of that thick, heavy low end - and don't mind sacrificing clarity to get it - consider giving the Liberate a listen.

Well-sculpted treble; Great stereo spread; Solid; eco-friendly build quality

Bass is overwhelming on most mixes; Seriously; the bass is too much

i've only 'burned them in' for about 20hrs, and already the dynamic sound is fantastic! I had an old pair of Sennheiser I got for about the same price and I've used as my office pair for a long time and thought they were a decent bargain, but these Marleys are light-years better, and for this money,...

The House of Marley line of headphones and audio systems started off small, but has now blossomed into well over a dozen different models. The Liberate represent the mid-section of their on-ear line.

Earth Friendly; Design; Compact Size; Sound

Cloth Cable; Lack of High-End

Audio hardware is a marketplace of intense competition. Little wonder that so few new entrants are known outside of audio-connoisseur circles. But House of Marley seems destined for big things, thanks mostly to a unique sense of retro style and some excellent audio components - exactly the...

These headphones a are really comfy and the sound is fantastic

We're jammin' mon, to the new Marley Liberate On-Ear headphones. These unique looking headphones are crafted from earth-friendly materials and wrapped in one of three fabrics made from ...

Great appearance; Eco-friendly build; Fantastic sound; Tangle-free cable with ControlTalk + mic; Great seal and noise isolation; Includes cloth carrying pouch; Not collapsable or foldable; Headphone cable is not removable; Not the most comfortable

Great appearance; Eco-friendly build; Fantastic sound; Tangle-free cable with ControlTalk + mic; Great seal and noise isolation; Includes cloth carrying pouch; Not collapsable or foldable; Headphone cable is not removable; Not the most comfortable

great bass response from the 40mm drivers you can just never get from ear buds, all around good performing phones with a build that looks durable

House Of Marley's Liberate XLBTs allow you to go wireless and help save the planet at the same time.

Use sustainable materials; Okay build; Reasonably comfortable fit

Poor sound quality; Compressed and no real sense of dynamics; detail or clarity

Use this speaker with an old iPod - sounds great and easy to use.