Monitor III Active Noise Canceling Over-Ear Bluetooth Headphones

Best as always. I really liked it.

I had a previous version and when I saw new I bought definitely. Love it

Amazing product as it is very comfortable

Not that worth!

IL EST TOP , SURTOUT POUR LE ROCK ! CANON , le son est terrible

Muy buen producto, son cómodos y por lo menos con el Samsung s25 suenan muy bien solo hay que ajustar el ecualizador o instalar uno para tener un sonido personalizado al tipo de música que escuchas. La batería le dura muchísimo

These Marshall Monitor III have quickly become my favorite headphones, after extensive listening sessions with: Bose QuietComfort Ultra (V2), Bowers & Wilkins Px7 S2e and S3, Cambridge P100 SE, and JBL Tour One M3. Summary: Love the Marshall’s sound quality for all my listening. The “Marshall” baseline EQ is very good, and I’m really happy with a single Custom EQ that resolves personal sensitivities (more below) better than most of those competitors above. I hear a lovely balance with just-right bass, mids and treble, appropriately placed vocals, lots of detail and layering. Soundstage is plenty wide enough without spatial augmentation (not a priority). Great, plush comfort for long listening sessions, although more earcup depth would be nice for my big ears. My apparently large head doesn’t cause any clamping pressure and the headband is unnoticeable. The Marshall controls are fantastic - love that joystick on the right shell! They’re easy to learn and use intuitively, and the App allows some customization of the two hinge buttons. Build quality is confidence inspiring, battery life is incredible and the compact fold is handy, in or out of the beautiful case. Connectivity is easy including source switching. While I couldn’t be considered an audiophile, whatever that is, my musical preferences have become more engaging with good headphones. These ears are over seven decades old, aided by Sennheiser-branded hearing aids to combat high frequency hearing loss. EQ adjustments have become a big decision factor among those candidates to deal with my HA-boosted sensitivity to sibilance and stridency that distracts from the music. Top decision factors are sound quality and comfort. Then there’s build quality, easy connectivity and switching between sources, battery life since fewer charging cycles translates to longer overall battery life. Controls have turned out to be important. My sources are iPhone, iPad, and Bluetooth connection to TV, with no requirement for higher quality codecs that I probably wouldn’t fully appreciate at this age. As a retiree with no commuting and few Zoom calls, noise cancelling (ANC) and call quality aren’t important in my decision. My musical tastes run strongly toward classic rock and modern variations, with playlists dominated by guitarists including Mark Knopfler, Pink Floyd/David Gilmour, Zeppelin/Plant, Jackson Browne, Bonnie Raitt (her voice can slip into sibilance) and similar. I’ve recently discovered Joe Bonamassa - really enjoy his live acoustic concerts, and at other ends of the guitarist spectrum, Tommy Emmanuel, Jake Shimabukuro (amazing ukulele!) and mellower albums from Buckethead! Way too much about me! The headphone decisions: The P100 SE and Px7 S3 are both fantastic but their EQ’s couldn’t sufficiently tame the sibilance/stridency that those guitarists and vocalists can create. They both also had an uncomfortable clamping force on my big head. The Cambridge App was quite buggy, frequently not being able to “find” the P100 SE’s. The Px7 S3 was surprisingly uncomfortable on my large ears, unlike the Px7 S2e which was comfortable except for clamping pressure. That one had a usually delightful SQ despite essentially no EQ, to deal with sibilance, and there was always a slight veil over the often recessed vocals. The Marshall, Bose and JBL were all very comfortable on head and ears. But Bose controls and connectivity switching were really frustrating and its minimal EQ made my music less satisfying than the Marshall or JBL. The Bose and JBL App have many options, but Bose’ was difficult to decipher. The Marshall App feels like just enough choices. It came down to a close call between Marshall and JBL. The excellent JBL met all my criteria, but there’s a sense that they won’t hold up over time, and there are no user-replaceable pads or anything else. I used JBL’s fantastic EQ to create several Custom curves that worked for sibilance sensitivity, with variations in mids and bass. Realized that I prefer to stick with just one EQ curve for everything. Interesting that I modeled the JBL curves from my Marshall Custom curve with a notch on its 2.5kHz slider that nicely deals with sibilance. JBL didn’t meet their battery life spec despite minimal ANC use, and I disliked that ANC defaults to ON. The separate JBL SmartTX seems like a good idea, but just another thing to charge and not lose. I always have my phone anyway, so not much use. The Marshall Monitor III’s allow me to be fully engaged with music for hours without ever thinking about the device. Nearly perfect!

Just epic sounds. The start of Jailbird by Primal Scream is awesome on these. Personally I think value for money is spot on. They have a unique look too, which does get the odd double take and then the battery life is epic. My one downside is the headband. The apple airmax or whatever they are, are THE comfiest headphones. But I dont like apple.

J'ai déjà une enceinte fixe Marshall à la maison dont je suis très satisfait depuis plusieures années, ce qui m'a sûrement influencé lors de mon choix mais c'est aussi l'autonomie monstrueuse qui m'a fait craquer pour ce modèle. Très agréable à porter, les coussinets sont d'une douceur folle et facile à enlever. Le casque parait très solide, gage de durabilité, il se plie facilement et sa boite de rengement est très belle et fonctionnelle. Niveau prise en main et réglages c'est relativement facile avec l'application Marshall dédiée, la réduction de bruit est correcte, la qualité sonore Marshall me va très bien et pour ce qui est de l'autonomie ça fait plus d'une samaine que je l'utilise plusieurs heures par jour et encore 45% d'autonomie. Franchement j'adore ce casque, je vais sûrement acheter des coussinets d'avance car c'est ŝurement ce qui se détériorera le plus rapidement et j'espère que la batterie pourra se changer facilement pour le garder longtemps.