These are not wireless as advertised - they are the Monitor WIRED version. Returned.

"I'll admit I picked up these headphones mostly because of their looks, but I trusted the Marshall brand to provide something with at least acceptable audio quality. These headphones deliver on style, but fall somewhat short on audio quality and functionality.

Ease to use; Good build quality; Looks good; Strange low battery warning

There are reviews that take longer than anticipated to complete for any number of reasons. Sometimes there are questions about features, design, or functionality. Other times, if we're being completely honest, a product simply falls through some cracks.

Iconic Marshall design; Battery life is insane; Great audio; Very comfortable to wear; One-button control works very well

Minor issue; but wouldn't have minded seeing USB-C for charging; If you're one that uses headphones for calls; your voice is a bit quiet without the in-line mic

Very pleased to have tried for a few days. The sound is very good. Good balance I experience. Looks nice on the head. Scope clearly beyond expectations. The button on the page to change the song etc feels a bit like that. Has not really gotten the feel of it yet. Building quality feels very good.

These headphones are just perfect. Look is a classic Marshall design and will be turning quite a few heads. Sound in really nice. And than there is support from Marshall which is uncompromised. My headphones broke after a year and they send me new ones in no time.

Rawk-themed headphones have been popping up more and more lately—we recently had the Motörheadphones Motörizer storm into our labs, and now we have the Marshall Monitor. At $200, the Monitor is a classy homage to the legendary guitar amps. But it's more than just a cool-looking headphone pair—it also offers powerful, distortion-free audio, and the ability to remove a filter if you prefer your sound brighter rather than warmer. It's hard to find many flaws with the exceedingly comfortable, solid performance of the Marshall Monitor, so we've awarded it our Editors' Choice. In the $200 headphone realm, it's a stand-out option worthy of your attention. DesignFrom a design standpoint, the Marshall Monitor($120.00 at Amazon) is a solid product. Unlike recent rock-inspired headphones that were lacking in this department (we're looking at you, Motörheadphones Motörizer), Marshall gets the important things right—the headphones not only sound good, but feel good. Visually, the headphones ...

The Marshall Monitor headphone pair is a victory of style, for sure, but there's also plenty of substance here in the form of deep, rich bass and crisp highs.

Powerful, clean audio performance with deep bass response; Removable audio filters for personal audio preference?warmer or brighter; Detachable cable has inline remote, microphone, can be attached to either ear cup; Very comfortable design

Inline remote is only single button, can't adjust volume; Light on accessories?no ?-inch adapter included

Bought one because it was on sale. Sound is really good it's like listening to a live concert though Bass sound is okay out of the box (i just use equalizer to boost it to my liking). i didn't feel uncomfortable when using it for long hours (maybe because i don't have big ears?) as other people reviewed it. When it comes to battery life? wow this is outstanding!! lasted for 7 days on a single charge with my average of 9hrs of usage a day and volume ranging from 35% - 100% depending of what music or videos I'm listening to. only one complain i have. sometimes when i pause something or not listening to any music, it tend to have some popping noise.

After owning over 20 pairs of high end quality headphones over the years, i found it hard to get a quality pair that can still tick all the boxes, and as they're designed for different type of user in mind, it is hard to find an all rounder, until now, I have done a ton of research before replacing my Audio technica noise canceling but not so robust headphone, and the marshall headphones were always on my mind. First impressions : They fit very well over your ears and head, with such a small form factor for quality over the ears, you forget you are wearing them, and people don't even notice that you're wearing them most of the time, the sound quality is what you expect, superb, the output is punchy with the tiniest amount of distortion when you push the volume all the way up "and i mean tiny" , The tone is very pleasant to listen to, in fact, the EQ curve it is designed around appears to have been designed to blend in well with just about anything, and being out a bette

I bought these headphones three months ago and they have been nothing but brilliant getting the best of the lows and highs with great vocal detail. You can hear Every detail guitar string and played every thumping drum beat getting hit in the Snares wow. Five stars all round.

I bought these 6 months ago and they are reliable and great sounding.