Marshall Monitor III A.N.C. Cream Auriculares inalámbricos On-ear

Rock-Inspired Wireless Headphones with Adaptive Sound

The Marshall Monitor III A.N.C. in Cream brings the brand's stage-amp heritage into a wireless over-ear headphone built for everyday listening. Active noise cancellation continuously measures ambient noise to keep distractions out, while Transparency mode lets the outside world back in. Marshall's signature sound, refined through Dynamic Loudness, adjusts treble, mids and bass at every volume so the music stays balanced on a quiet commute or a noisy street.

What Sets These Headphones Apart

Two features stand out from the typical wireless crowd. Soundstage spatial audio uses psychoacoustic DSP to lift music out of the head and place it on a virtual stage around the listener, while Adaptive Loudness continuously monitors background noise and adjusts tonal balance so bass, mids and treble stay natural at any volume. The customisable M-button gives instant access to Spotify Tap, the voice assistant, or a switch between two EQ presets.

Driver, Battery and Connectivity Specs

The acoustic and electrical design is built around proven, low-power components that deliver long runtimes without sacrificing sound quality.

• Drivers: 32 mm dynamic — custom-tuned for Marshall's signature punchy character
• Frequency Range: 20–20,000 Hz
• Driver Sensitivity: 117 dB SPL · Impedance: 35 Ω
• Wireless Connectivity: Bluetooth 5.3 with multipoint and LE Audio-ready
• Battery Life: 70 hours with ANC, 100 hours without
• Quick Charge: 15 minutes for 12 hours of playtime
• Weight: 250 g

Who Should Pick Up These Headphones

Listeners who want bold, characterful sound and a headphone that looks the part will find this model a natural fit — from rock and indie fans to producers who spend hours wearing cans in the studio. The 70-hour battery and quick-charge support make it ideal for long-haul travellers and commuters, while the included USB-C to 3.5 mm audio cord gives recording musicians a low-latency monitoring option.

Marshall Heritage — From Stage Amps to Studio Headphones

Marshall has shaped rock music through guitar amplifiers since the 1960s, and that heritage runs through every headphone the company releases. This model continues that lineage with a rugged, amp-inspired aesthetic and the iconic joystick control knob, now paired with modern wireless tech and user-replaceable ear cushions.