The Marshall Mode II earbuds are the first truly wireless earbuds from Marshall. I managed to get a hold of the headphones before they went on sale and did an audio test, battery test, and took them around for a day to see what they were like. Come check out […]
The most popular noise-canceling headphones that I’ve used recently all have a very minimalistic look and style–which personally I like a lot. But, I was just sent a pair of noise-canceling headphones that, well, aren’t that. These are the new Marshall Monitor II headphones and they are pretty identifiably Marshall.
TCL, usually known for TVs, has recently jumped into the world of audio with a line up of different headphones. The one that really stood out to me though, especially considering the fact I’ve been doing videos recently on the new Sony noise-canceling headphones that I’ve liked a lot, was
I did a video not too long ago on the Sony WH-1000M3 noise-canceling headphones and, long story, short? I (and most reviewers I know, loved them). They were good looking, had great sound and noise cancellation, were comfortable, etc. The only thing that would stop you from buying them if
Marshall sent me their new Marshall Tufton outdoor, portable Bluetooth speaker so I figured I’d test it in the environment it was meant to be used for: I threw a BBQ. Check out my video on how that went. This video was sponsored by Marshall, but all opinions are my
Sony just released their new noise-canceling headphones the 1000XM3 (aka the 1000x Mark 3). Since they were kind enough to send me a pair to test out as well as explain some of the differences between the 1000XM2 and 1000XM3, I figured we should try and do a complete walkthrough
Bose is a name in the audio world that I’m sure I don’t need to introduce. They’ve been around forever and chances are some audiophile you know has at least one pair, even if they’re just the noise canceling ones that you see on every single flight. Thing is they’ve
