Headphones reviews 2026

110 watts instead of 90, a new RCA input for turntables, and LDAC streaming — our review shows how much upgrade fits inside the same familiar cabinet.

Our review of the Marshall Acton IV: New RCA input for turntables, LDAC streaming, and a redesigned bass port — all at the same price as its predecessor.

The Stockwell III features a user-replaceable battery, IP55 protection and lossless audio. Our test revealed that it delivers a significantly cleaner sound when connected via USB-C.

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.