Marshall Monitor II

Classic Marshall sound in a noise canceling package

Marshall is well-known for their signature, punchy sound. Their iconic guitar amplifiers helped shape the sound of rock 'n' roll. The Monitor IIs have Marshall's timeless style and heritage written all over them. These wireless over-ear headphones use custom-tuned drivers to deliver authoritative sound with crisp detail and solid bass. Their active noise cancellation system, onboard controls, and ample battery life are just icing on the cake.

Keep the world out or let it in

No need to let a noisy environment hurt your jam session. The Monitor IIs have an active noise cancellation circuit that monitors external sounds and blocks them out. These headphones also have a "Monitoring Mode" that lets those sounds through in case your pal wants to chat while you're listening, or if you're trying to hear an announcement. 

Intuitive onboard controls

There are three main controls built into the Monitor IIs. The first is the multi-function control knob, which lets you manage music playback, take and end phone calls, and adjust the volume level. Then there's the "M" multi-function button on the hinge of the right earcup. The "M" button lets you change between three different EQ presets to find the best fit for your music. You can also hold it in to access your phone's voice assistant. Finally, the "ANC" button turns the active noise cancellation system on and off, and also activates "Monitoring Mode."

Lightweight and portable

The Monitor IIs can be collapsed and easily tucked into their carrying case or another bag. They're light enough to hardly be noticed when you're wearing them, for distraction-free music.

Plenty of battery life

The built-in rechargeable battery gives you about 30 hours of listening when streaming over Bluetooth with active noise cancellation on. You're looking at about 40 hours if you turn the ANC off. These 'phones also have a quick charge feature, where charging them for 15 minutes nets you 5 hours of playback time. Charging them fully from 0% takes about two hours.