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Marshall Brings the Poise With Milton Noise-Cancelling Headphones

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Marshall Brings the Poise With Milton Noise-Cancelling Headphones
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Marshall has introduced the Milton ANC on-ear headphones, enhancing their previous model, the Major V. These headphones feature active noise cancellation, improved comfort, and advanced Bluetooth capabilities. Priced at $229, they are set to be available on May 19, 2023.

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Marshall has a new set of headphones on deck just in time to provide the soundtrack for your summer adventures. The Milton ANC on-ear headphones are a follow-up to the Major V, which have been available for a few years. The Milton ANC builds on Major V's foundation with a host of improvements, including noise cancellation, improved comfort, and more advanced Bluetooth codecs. The Milton headphones employ a supra-aural design, meaning they rest on your ears rather than enclose them like over-ear headphones (circumaural). This makes them smaller, lighter, and easier to travel with. Marshall says the folding design holds its shape no matter how they are twisted in your bag.

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