Step inside any trendy coffee shop in New York City, and you’re sure to spot at least one pair of everyone’s favourite headphones: Marshall’s Major V. With its retro design and long-lasting battery life, it’s easy to see why many are obsessed with the audio brand’s beloved pair. Continuing its legacy of creating practical, sleek headphones you’ll actually want to wear, this year Marshall added to its offerings with the release of Milton A.N.C., a new wireless headphone that features adaptive noise cancellation technology at its most affordable price point yet. 

Ideal for your commute and beyond, Milton A.N.C. headphones, released this past May, are easy to store in a purse, tote bag or other schlepping device of your choosing. They also feature memory foam ear cushions, a must-have for hours of listening, and new features like Soundstage spatial audio, which can be activated in the Marshall app to adjust the depth and width of any stereo track. (In other words, turning you into the DJ of your own life.)

Sound quality-wise, the Milton A.N.C.’s analyse the wearer’s surroundings in real-time, meaning that the sound is noise-cancelling when you need it, but can easily shift back to Transparency mode when you don’t. At Marshall's recent event with Dazed and Ecca Vandal, music lovers got to experience that sound quality first-hand, as the Milton A.N.C's were scattered throughout the venue. The adaptive noise cancellation tuned out the background party chatter, allowing listeners to fully immersive themselves in Vandal's new album, Looking for People to Unfollow. It was a night that embodied what a listening experience should be - transportive, intentional and free from distraction. 

With Milton A.N.C, Marshall is back with its signature sound, plus brand new features and 80 hours of battery life – making a strong case for those sound-obsessed and on the go. To purchase a pair for yourself, head to Marshall.com.