Marshall Motif ANC vs Marshall Motif II ANC

Motif ANC offers a rich-sounding bass with average mids and highs. The soundstage comparable to Airpods Pro but better. Noise cancelling is good but could have been better especially with its price range. Overall comfort is good, it has a lightweight build, you barely feel that it's in your ears. My only problem is that I felt a slight pain in my right ear for long hours of use. They should've added more larger ear tips. Boasting their stylish faux-leather case inspired from their signature amps, it really is one of the most beautiful looking earbuds I've seen.

Los Motif A.N.C. son todo y más, el sonido es increíble, los bajos son hermosos, los medios son perfectos y los altos son los necesarios. Los modos de equalización verdaderamente sacan todo el potencial de los audífonos. Los modos de control de ruido igualmente son muy buenos, el transparencia es como si verdaderamente no hubiera nada y el AN Read more about review stating LO MEJOR QUE HE USADO quita los ruidos fuerte y voces que suenan. En cuanto a comodidad, podrías usarlos todo el día sin problemas y verdaderamente no tienes ninguna molestia. La única queja que puedo tener es que el estuche de carga, la tapa, se siente un poco débil, no al punto de romperse, pero si baila un poco, de ahí en fuera todo es perfecto. ¿Recomendaría estos audífonos? Sin duda alguna, son una MUY buena opción y, al menos para mi, la mejor.

I've used the product on a holiday trip and was pleased with the ANC, sound quality, and fit. Connected to my Android phone, they work well enough. There are a few issues that have me sending them back though: The touch sensitive control of the EQ/ANC and pause and play is lacking. Trying to fit too many features in a pad a fraction the size of your finger isn't a good idea. Disabling the "Long Touch" features help, but then you need to rely on the mobile app to change your noise cancelation. The deal breaker is a touch sensor on the skull side though. If this sensor comes into contact with your ear, it turns the earphone on. Maybe. If you picked up the earbud wrong and touched your finger to it, it turns it on. Then turns it off when you try to place it in your ear. Then back on again once in your ear. And off again if it either slides out or if you briefly remove it to say, listen to be polite and listen to someone without buds in. I could probably deal with either of those. But combined, they make these impossible to use in an office environment. Especially if you're a Mac user or plan to use them on Zoom. You'll end up rejoining audio, reconnecting bluetooth, and looking like you are totally unprepared on the meeting. Oh, and each time they join a Mac it opens Apple Music. Which you'll have to shut down before they allow you to Zoom.