Marshall Monitor

93% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

sound, durability, comfort, price, bass quality

94% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

With an iconic design and quality overall sound, the Monitor Bluetooth are impressive headphones for their price, though the lack of bass and slightly too-crisp treble may put some off.

Signature design ; Full sound ; Comfortable

Steep asking price ; Lacks volume controls ; Few premium materials

Marshall checks the boxes required for a set of headphones to be worthy of your time. However, the lack of premium build materials and volume controls make the high asking price a little unreasonable.

Compact ; Solidly built ; Punchy sound

Aggressive folding mechanism ; Not as loud as Marshall Majors

While we weren’t bowled over by Marshall Monitor’s sound, we wouldn’t kick it out of bed in the morning, either. There were some balance issues between the dainty upper floor, and the brazen bass, but overall the headset was a fairly solid performer....

Powerful, bass-forward audio with sculpted highs. Smartly designed single-button control is easy to operate. Can be used in wired, passive mode.

Sculpted sound signature not for purists seeking accuracy. Earcups might seem too small for some.

Bass lovers seeking a powerful low frequency presence without throwing balance out the window will love the Marshall Monitor Bluetooth headphones. In this price range, the Klipsch Reference On-Ear headphones are also a solid option with a lower-key...

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.

But the Marshall Monitor looks cooler than most headphones, and I must admit I was surprised—I partially expected these rock stars to be all style, no substance. Instead, I found a well-crafted, cleverly designed, comfortable pair of powerful...

Bite-the-back-of-your-hand good looks ; Exceptionally functional design ; Can share music ; Competitively priced

Heavy ; Only comes with one cable ; Carry case is a satchel

Design cues nodding to Marshall’s range of guitar amplifiers can be found everywhere on its Monitor headphones. Black is lavishly used on its cups, metallic arms and headband. Faux leather on the outside looks roughened, but any other part destined to...

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

I do feel bad that it’s taken so long to complete this review, but really, the wait was largely to confirm that you will, in fact, have to try very hard to kill the battery on these headphones. For all of the reasons that I’ve already mentioned — great...

Rugged, attractive design ; Excellent sound quality ; Comfortable fit ; Ability to share audio with a pair of wired headphones

Price is a little high ; Control knob should be easier to use ; Exposed wires could prove to be weak spot ; Microphone performance not exceptional

Get these if you’re a dedicated rock and roll fan, or generally just lean towards music that’s striking more of the mids and highs. However, there are better overall headphones from Sennheiser, Beyerdynamic and others with more comfort and more diverse...