[00:01] impressive. Despite the compact size, these are rated for an incredible 50-hour battery life with ANC on. And with ANC off, you get 80 hours. These have both ANC and transparency with five levels of each. On-ear headphones like
[00:14] this generally don't have ANC, so it's a nice touch. In addition to adaptive ANC, these also have sound stage spatial audio to make your music feel even more Apple Find My and Google Find Hub, so you'll never lose them. Getting into a
[00:27] microphone sound like indoors. These have six microphones on board. This also supports Bluetooth 6.0, which means it's more future-proof and also supports Auracast, so you can connect to different casts using the app. And most
[00:40] connectivity, so I can connect to my phone and my laptop at the same time design, two buttons, one is a joystick and a button, among my favorite controls on the market. Up, down for volume, forward, back for skip tracks, press to
[00:54] play or pause, double press to go into pairing mode. And then the other less this is customizable in the app. You can also double press it to start playing a Spotify playlist or double press again for different music. As for how they
[01:06] sound, these have SBC, AAC, LC3, and LDAC codecs, so great codec options for Android and iPhone users. The default tuning is quite warm, but honestly fun have big bass, but you can EQ it and reduce that in the app if you want. And
[01:20] listening to them. Still plenty of details in the mids and highs are reference headphones, but that means minimal listening fatigue. And like I said, more fun for rock and pop music. And these get quite loud. I often find
[01:33] myself listening at about 40% volume. I don't usually find myself wearing on-ear headphones, but these might change that. The Marshall Monitor ANC have big sound, a unique style, ANC, surprisingly long battery life, and some of my favorite
[01:45] price, I'll have a link in my bio. These are launching at $229. So, leave a comment. Would you wear these headphones?