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The long-anticipated Marshall Monitor III headphones have finally been announced. The successor to the Monitor II offers improved ANC and a longer battery life, with up to 70 hours of ANC turned on ...

I've been testing the brand-new Marshall Bromley 450 party speaker. It sounds incredible and looks beautiful. It's my top pick for the party speaker of 2026.

These are fantastic-sounding Bluetooth headphones with a distinctive look and top-notch, transparent active noise reduction. They’d be even better with deeper earcups and perhaps a lower price tag. I ...

To highlight the launch of the new model, Marshall has partnered with Green Day frontman and guitarist Billie Joe Armstrong, who’s a longtime user of Marshall’s guitar amps. Marshall says that the ...

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Marshall first introduced its Monitor over-ear headphones in 2013 with a wired model. Since then, the company has added a wireless option, but there still wasn't a version with active noise ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I write about how to do more with your consumer gadgets. Marshall headphones, with their distinctive look inspired by the guitar ...

Marshall, the audio brand known for its iconic speakers, announced on Tuesday that it’s taking a leap into the world of noise-canceling headphones, with the brand’s first-ever over-ear active ...

The Marshall Monitor headphones are the latest offering to feature the feature the legendary amp brand's distinctive logo, but are they any good? Marshall first dipped into the headphone market back ...