Comfortable, great sound and helps you stay focused on the music you are hearing. Still getting use to answering the phone but that is due to my clumsiness and not the headset,

"Very good bit uncomfortable like could be more comfy for ling periods of time however the headphones look very good on head."

These headphones have a very good sound quality but the bass could be sharper as it gets too muddy. They are also awkward to put on as they are more suitable for someone with a smaller head with not too much hair and smaller ears. Overall good headphones but not for a man.

I took advantage of Black Friday sales to buy and compared three models, the Marshall Mid A.N.C, Sony WH-CH700N and Sennheiser HD 4.50 SE. I ended up keeping the Marshalls and returning the others.

- Super comfy headband and ear pads - Full; rich sound - Easy to use - They look awesome

- Too tight on the head - A bit lacking in the high end

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.

Bought these for a gift for my son. He loves them. They have amazing sound quality, they hold their charge for hours and are comfortable to wear.

With the Marshall Mid ANC, the company kept everything we liked about the Mid Wireless and added active noise cancellation ... as you probably could have guessed from its name. But with the addition of active noise cancellation, the Mid ANC command a $70 (£70) premium over the Mid Wireless, which is...

Retro styling; Punchy; warm sound; Great battery life

Lacks detail; ANC switch; Uncomfortable

Another quality product from the legend of music Wouldn't have anything else but Marshall style and sound

ImageTagInstance gallery-2894c05d-8316-4db5-b466-337ff6450776 IntroductionHaving an already established brand, guitar amps maker Marshall is getting serious with its line of Bluetooth headphones. In a sea filled with names who have established their dominance, the Marshall MID ANC is the latest pair of over-the-ear headphones from the company, which is looking to gain a foothold in the space with the aid of its rich heritage. Sporting an iconic design that's a throwback to its line of amplifiers, it's no doubt looking to be a compelling option for those who are just tired of the same old, same old.What's in the boxMicroUSB Cable Removal 3.5mm cable with mic and remoteTravel Case User ManualDesignWhen original headphone designs are few and far between, it's extremely satisfying to find something so fresh. When most other headphones in its caliber employ glossy plastic, the Marshall MID ANC stands out for its timeless signature design, which mimics that of Marshall's amplifies. It's like...

Iconic design makes it different looking; Robust audio quality that favors a neutral tone; Control knob allows for an assortment of playback controls; You can share the music you're listening to; Extra-long battery life; Collapsible design makes it compact & travel friendly;

Active noise cancellation dampens ambient noise by a little bit; Tight fit can make it feel a little bit uncomfortable during prolonged use; Long recharge time;

For better or worse, noise-canceling headphones are all the rage. They use opposing sound waves to counteract external noise like jet engines. And now Marshall has a wireless headphone that features the technology: The Marshall Mid ANC ($269, £239 or around $AU350).

The Marshall Mid ANC is a sturdily built on-ear noise-canceling wireless headphone that delivers strong sound and good battery life in a compact design; the noise-canceling is decent; a nice carry case is included

Not as comfortable as full-size wireless noise-canceling competitors from Bose and Sony; should cost a little less