Name: Mid ANC
Brand: Marshall
SKU: 143323
Rating: 3.9 (47 reviews)

4.0

based on all reviews

Consumer ratings:

4.3 / 5

nice warm presentation with good bass response
great battery life
compact size

there is no intermittent or dropped connections
Mids are a bit recessed
Sound stage is quite narrow and makes pinpointing where each instrument is coming

Impedance: 32 Ω
Frequency range: 20, 20000 Hz
Acoustic design: Closed
Sound output: Stereo
Style: On-Ear
Connectivity technology: Wired & Wireless

Marshall Mid ANC - Pros & Cons

nice warm presentation with good bass response
great battery life
compact size
and convenient controls
all features are available with a simple brass button
fold up for easy storage and carry as you can see in the second photo
The highs are crisp and clean
cool styling and great sound
controls are intuitive
and I experienced no lag
Attractive design with absolutely fantastic audio quality
comfortable and attractive headphone
The build quality is awesome
outstanding audio
long battery
and a refreshing original design
attractive
rugged and great-sounding pair
excellent passive noise isolation
simple and intuitive control
an in-depth user guide and a quick-start guide
passive isolation is very good for an on-ear headphone
Mid's bass held together nicely and was well defined
strong sound and good battery life
strong performance in a compact design
Both are more comfortable headphones than the Marshall
The knob is very responsive and good at indicating
inspired design is thoughtfully executed with attention to detail
sound robust and full here
they are very classy looking
They are perfect for casual listening or for traveling
snug fit and high comfort make
The brackets are solid metal and the hinge works well
high quality Bluetooth audio and a decent level of noise
incredibly user-friendly set-up
Bluetooth Connectivity The range on the Bluetooth here is quite impressive
The outer ear stays nice and cool while using these
it feels robust and gets everything done with the minimum of fuss
these sound pretty good
truly superior build and design
The multi-function joystick button is excellent
great sound
long battery life
surprisingly intuitive and easy to use
significantly better-built headphones and have an amazing audio reproduction
better-balanced sound quality and come with a cable
they achieved 16dB of isolation which is good
lightweight
easy to use
and decently portable
good battery life
great wireless range
and a good sound
well-built and comfortable
Efficient and easy-to-use control scheme
Lightweight and decently durable design
Connection strength with these headphones is very good overall
the Monitor II ANC is really good at this
two devices is easy and works more or less as advertised
a great design with a solid choice of materials
makes things incredibly practical and the whole unit very easy to use
comfortable and ensures minimal external noise intrusion
Sound quality is also really good
The ear cups are pleasantly positioned with their faux leather coverings
Easily accessible controls make them easy to use
reducing mid-range noise
soft travel case is also luxurious-looking and well made
looking on-ear headphones with a good sound
natural
neutral
extended and intelligible speech
mid-range is also flat and well balanced
a good
decently durable build quality
bass is well-balanced and consistent
great-looking and compact headphone that
are well built
sit comfortably on the head and have a fantastic battery life
sound quality
great comfort and excellent noise reduction
They certainly provide excellent range as well
durable build quality and a decent level of comfort
wireless streaming available is decent enough
Bluetooth headphones also perform very well when it comes to connectivity
warm presentation with a decent amount of bass
decent enough sound for a reasonable price

there is no intermittent or dropped connections
Mids are a bit recessed
Sound stage is quite narrow and makes pinpointing where each instrument is coming
The sound stage is also quite narrow so music sounds
highs are rolled off and never sibilant
the headphones themselves are unimpressive
headphones don't have a socket
music could be this clear over Bluetooth
use headphones for super long periods of time
did not once experience any dropped or intermittent connections while streaming music
no accompanying app to download
not the best you can get at the price
lack of meat in the centre of the mids
typically fuzzy Bluetooth mic quality
audio is too sculpted for purists
lacking such extras as a side-tone feature
headphones the bass from that track tends to come off sounding
not a huge fan of on-ear headphones
noise-canceling on/off switch
Marshall Mid ANC Wireless Headphones did not get right
No cherry-picked units sent by brands
They also leak a bit at high volumes
their active noise cancelling feature has an unremarkable performance
sounds noticeably muffled and lacking in detail
they can become uncomfortable after extended use
Their response is a bit uneven throughout the range
headphone microphones leave a lot to be desired
The remote will not control the volume
Apple s iPhone nor Google s Pixel support it
guitar sounds can be a little overwhelming for the ears
noise that penetrates from the outside to the inside
it s hard to effectively describe the two different headphone modes
Bass reduction is mediocre
they have a bit too much latency for watching videos
Integrated The integrated microphone of the MID ANC is mediocre
Mids do not have NFC for one-touch Bluetooth pairing
recorded speech will lack a little detail and may be noticeably muffled
high treble can sound a little harsh
not automatically turn off when inactive and they re a bit slow to recharge
it doesn t exist in a vacuum
lack of any high quality Bluetooth codecs
there are only two buttons on the headphones
mic is going to cut off a lot of the bass in your voice significantly
exposed coiled cables are thick and feel tough to the touch
it is not quite hifi quality
Costs as much as our reference headphones
the design has not been abandoned
The treble is a bit stark
the headphones become not only practical for daily use
phone wasn t in my pocket as audio wasn t interrupted
couldn t find any dedicated app for control either
the recorded content is usually quite muffled
Mid-level sounds are a little recessed with these headphones

Marshall Mid ANC - Technical Overview

	Poor	Average	Good	Excellent
Driver size	40 mm Best: Hauppauge XFones Driver size: 400 mm
Impedance	32 Ω Best: Stax SR-L500 Impedance: 145000 Ω
Weight	208 g Best: Cyber Acoustics ACM-7002 Weight: 0.11 g

Marshall - Video Reviews (8)

Marshall Mid ANC headphones take on Bose

Marshall Mid ANC - Full Specifications

Sound output	Stereo
Style	On-Ear
Connectivity technology	Wired & Wireless
Headset (integrated/enclosed microphone)	yes

Weight	7.34 oz

Microphone in	no

Noise-canceling	yes
Buttons	Answer button Play/Pause Volume
Built-in heart rate monitor	no
Carrying case	yes

Colour of product	Black
Acoustic design	Closed
Attachment type	Headband
Foldable	yes

Impedance	32.0 Ω
Frequency range	20 - 20000
Driver technology	Dynamic
Driver size	1.57 in

Bluetooth version	4.0
Bluetooth profile	APT-X
Bluetooth codec	aptX
Wireless connection	Bluetooth
Wireless range	10
Type of connector	3.5mm
USB	yes
Type of USB connector	Micro-USB
Detachable cable	yes

Battery operated	yes
Battery recharge time	3.0 h
Battery life	30.0 h
Charging via USB	yes

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Marshall Mid ANC Marshall - Editorial Reviews (15)

3.9

Based on 15 reviews

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Phone Arena

Published: 27.04.2018

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Having an already established brand, guitar amps maker Marshall is getting serious with its line of Bluetooth headphones. In a sea filled with names who have established their dominance, the Marshall MID ANC is the latest pair of over-the-ear headphones from the company, which is looking to gain a foothold in the space with the aid of its...

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iLounge

Published: 06.04.2018

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GearDiary

Published: 22.01.2017

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As a guitar player, I've been aware of the quality of Marshall products for most of my life. The fact that they are not just a guitar amp company, but they also make speakers and

Marshall Mid ANC Review: The headline feature of Marshall’s Mid ANC on-ear wireless headphones is the least-impressive thing about them

9to5Mac

Published: 05.04.2018

Review: The headline feature of Marshall’s Mid ANC on-ear wireless headphones is the least-impressive thing about them

After being impressed by Marshall’s Stanmore AirPlay speaker earlier this year, the firm asked me if I’d be interested in trying its latest headphones, the Marshall Mid ANC. This is an update to the earlier Mid model with the addition of active noise cancellation. Ironically, it’s the new feature – the active noise cancellation – that […]

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Forbes

Published: 09.07.2018

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The Marshall MID ANC are great looking on-ear headphones with a good sound. They have the iconic Marshall design, with a well-padded and premium looking headband, faux-leather coated earcups and subtle gold accents, that make the whole build quality feel a bit more luxurious.

Marshall Mid ANC Marshall Monitor II ANC review

SoundGuys

Published: 09.09.2021

Marshall Monitor II ANC review

Marshall has released the new Marshall Monitor II ANC headphones which is the first pair of active noise cancelling headphones from the company. So how do they hold up?

Marshall Mid ANC Marshall MID ANC Wireless Review

RTINGS.com

Published: 17.04.2018

Marshall MID ANC Wireless Review

3.5

The Marshall MID ANC are good-sounding, mixed usage on-ear headphones with an efficient control scheme. They're lightweight yet durable and have good battery lif...

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PCMAG

Published: 27.03.2018

Marshall Mid ANC Review

4.5

You won't find better noise-canceling Bluetooth headphones under $300 than the Marshall Mid ANC.

Marshall Mid ANC Marshall Mid Bluetooth headphones review: sound that will rock you

the Guardian

Published: 06.02.2017

Marshall Mid Bluetooth headphones review: sound that will rock you

Simple rock-styling, good controls, excellent battery life and great sound, make these relatively compact on-ear wireless headphones worth a listen

Marshall Mid ANC Marshall Mid ANC review: This wireless noise-canceling headphone rocks -- except for its price

CNET

Published: 20.04.2018

Marshall Mid ANC review: This wireless noise-canceling headphone rocks -- except for its price

3.5

While it needs to come down in price, Marshall's Mid ANC delivers strong performance in a compact design.

Lifewire

Published: 04.06.2020

Marshall Mid ANC Review

4.7

The Marshall Mid ANC are high-end, on-ear headphones with active noise canceling. I tested them for 30 hours and enjoyed their excellent audio quality.

Pocket-lint

Published: 27.03.2018

Marshall Mid ANC review: Classic rock style meets modern noise-cancelling tech - Pocket-lint

4.0

Marshall's Mid ANC takes what made the 2017 model instantly recommendable, but adds active noise-cancelling to create surprisingly capable pair of

TechRadar

Published: 07.05.2018

Marshall Mid ANC review

3.5

Headphones for those who want to stand out from the crowd without having to listen to them

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Digital Trends

Published: 27.03.2018

Marshall's Mid A.N.C. cans go to 11 on the inside, dial the outside down to zero

The Marshall Mid A.N.C. tack active noise cancelling onto the company’s outstanding Bluetooth model, but is the significant price hike is worth the added solitude?