Marshall Motif II True Wireless Active Noise-Canceling Earbuds Headphones, Black

Compared to these, using AirPods is like sticking a couple of beans in your ears.Battery life is excellent, ANC is quite effective, touch control is super responsive, fit is comfortable and doesn’t cause pain to wear for extended periods, the aesthetic is pure class, and sound mixing in the app is also clutch.Pricey, sure, but so very worth it.

These earbuds sound wonderful as for earbuds. They have really good microphones and definitely sound excellent when you on a call. Maybe transparency microphones might be better but overall you easily can be aware of your surroundings while listening to something. And also I do like the noise cancelling. It just works. Bluetooth works good! No complaints. And also they look sick, probably best looming earbuds in the market jokes aside.

Great earbuds, connected quickly and easy. Sound a bit tin, they are not producing such reach sound like Bose, but they cost 50% of it. ANC is descent, but not the best. Design of the case is great, compact and convenient. Materials - they feel too light, it is not solid like some competitors. Decide if you want this item or not, they are very competitively priced.

Doesn’t look or feel cheap. Love the box . Sounds amazing. Specifically the metal handle. It’s the real deal

Been on a mission to find the best headphones/iems for my aged and refined and somewhat delicate eardrums. Long story short, Marshall’s lineup of solid sounding and even more solidly built offerings pretty much leave everybody out in the cold and take the cake and eat it too. That’s all the analogues I got. Other than they whoop everybody’s butt. Clarity, realism, separation near perfect. I’ve had hifiman sundaes, Sony, Bose, sennheiser 600, Shure studio, Jbl live, among others. None of them offer the real sound that Marshall’s offer. And these Motif II give you an app that lets you play engineer to get everything zakly where you want it. 5.2 btLots of battery - small case that fits the pocket nicely with a nice texture that won’t slip easily from your fingers - you can pay alot more or a lot less but if you want the best sound Marshall is it -

I have been a rabid Marshall fan for years and I've owned multiple pairs of their headphones. When my Jabra earbuds went through the washing machine and stopped working, I decided to give the Marshall earbuds a shot.First of all, I could not get a comfortable fit no matter which of the silicone tips I tried.I would describe the sound quality as tinny, not punchy like I am used to with my other Marshall headphones. No matter how much I adjusted the custom sound in the Marshall app, I could not get the bass up to the right level. The sound volume was another issue - I almost had to have the volume turned up to 100% to get any decent sound levels.I wasn't a fan of the touch interactions either. I can foresee that these would give a lot of false positives with accidental light touches resulting in skipping songs or pausing the music unintentionally.The ANC was not great. Maybe it was because I couldn't get a great fit with the silicone tips, but I was able to hear plenty of background noise. Strangely enough, the pass-through sound mode hardly let any sound through.I really wanted to love these earbuds, but these failings made me realize I would be unhappy with these for years into the future. The inferior quality even made me wonder if I somehow got an imitation Marshall product, but these came directly from Marshall so I guess they're legit. I returned them and I'm going back to Jabra.

Ive had these headphones for maybe two months now and while the sound is great! I would recommend just getting the Motif ANC I for similar quality and sound. The biggest downside in these headphones is how buggy the software seems to be. If you have on TRA on and a loud noise passes you it will send very loud static feedback into the headphones suddenly! Additionally on many occasions when initially connecting to a device it will suppress the volume from the device until you either adjust the volume manually on the device and then the headphones will correct to the right volume, or you have to completely disconnect and reconnect the headphones. I would say for the price these are not that much of an improvement over the Motiff ANC I, and the cons make them not really worth it. (I've returned my pair and gotten a new one and all these things are still a problem no matter what.

My wife’s old headphones was dead not working. I want to give her gift on birthday a really sound headphone. I was so happy because the quality of this headphones are soo good. Perfectly fit in the ear. I became fan of battery life it can stay on for long hours. Would recommend this product worth of money.