Marshall Monitor III ANC marks a strong comeback-the perfect gift for music lovers wanting style, comfort, and amazing sound in one headset. Despite being a relatively young name in the audio industry, Marshall has made a name for itself with its third-generation devices. This headset, which costs ₹29,999, directly competes with major brands like Sennheiser, Bose, and Sony.
Classic Marshall touch and amazing comfort in design
The Marshall Monitor III ANC headphones’ style will instantly bring back memories of the vintage cabinet and stage amp. It exudes luxury thanks to its golden Marshall logo and high-end leather-like finish. Because the headphones only weigh 250 grams, they can be worn for extended periods of time. Its headband does not press against the head because of its soft leather and silicone band on the inside.
To make it easy to carry about, the manufacturer built it collapsible. Additionally, its case is rather small. Its lack of an IP certification and 3.5mm audio connector, however, may be viewed as a minor disadvantage for this price range.
App and specifications give complete freedom of personalization
For the Marshall Monitor III ANC, there is a special Marshall Bluetooth app that is compatible with both iOS and Android. This program allows you to modify the Equalizer, manage ANC, and personalize the M-button. In addition, functions like Soundstage, Auto Play/Pause, and Transparency mode are accessible here.
The 32mm dynamic drivers in the headphones have an impedance of 35Ω and a sensitivity of 117 dB. It is compatible with SBC and AAC codecs and Bluetooth 5.3.
Performance and battery – Where Marshall excels
Performance-wise, the Marshall Monitor III ANC is renowned for its distinctive bass. Every note is audible and detailed, whether it’s the percussion of “Hotel California” or the voices of “Mama, I’m Coming Home.” The listening experience is still well balanced because the low ends are powerful but do not overpower the mids and highs.
Active noise cancellation, or ANC, is also quite effective whether you’re in a cafe or stuck in traffic. Indeed, it lacks features like Auto Pause and Adaptive ANC, but what it does have is also quite good.
The battery life of this headset is around 70 hours when ANC is turned on and 100 hours when it is turned off. Thus, charging won’t be necessary for weeks. Just 12 minutes of charging will give you hours of backup.
Disclaimer: The sole objective of this article is to provide information. Please use the product handbook or the company’s official website to verify the information provided. Features and costs are subject to change.
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