Headphones reviews 2026

Marshall Bromley 450 reviewed: compact 360° party box with True Stereophonic sound, IP55, 40+ hours battery and karaoke inputs. Smaller than the Bromley 750, still pure Marshall.

On-ear with 80h battery, Bluetooth 6.0, adaptive ANC and replaceable battery. Punchy sound, compact – EQ lacks reset function, Auracast in beta stage.

The Marshall Stanmore III delivers classic rock’n’roll style with powerful, warm sound and analogue charm. A premium Bluetooth home speaker for under €300.

Discover the Marshall Heston 120 soundbar: iconic design, Dolby Atmos, rich bass and superb music sound. A stylish statement for your living room.

Discover the Marshall Willen II: a rugged IP67 Bluetooth speaker with up to 17 hours playtime, punchy bass and portable strap design. Small in size, big on sound – perfect for travel, outdoors and everyday use.

The outdoor-ready Marshall Middleton II is a portable speaker for parties off the beaten track. A powerful bass and rich sound, combined with True Stereophonic 360° sound, provide a solid boost in every direction.

The Marshall Kilburn III stands out for its sound, volume stability, build quality, and tactile controls.

On the outside, the Marshall Monitor III A.N.C. looks a lot like its predecessor. But on the inside a lot has changed...

The Marshall Minor IV are particularly impressive due to their long playing time and pleasant wearing comfort.

With the lightweight wireless Major V, Marshall stays true to its rock-n-roll attitude.