House Of Marley Exodus Anc: Noise Cancelling Over-Ear Headphones With Microphone, Wireless Bluetooth
House of Marley Exodus ANC: Noise Cancelling Over-Ear Headphones with Microphone, Wireless Bluetooth Connectivity, and 28 Hours of Playtime
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- SUPERIOR SOUND: Boasting powerful, balanced, crystal-clear sound, our Exodus ANC headphones feature 50mm hi-definition drivers for an unmatched listening experience.
- PREMIUM COMFORT: We design our Exodus ANC headphones with premium memory foam ear cushions and headband padding for max comfort, so you’re free to relax into your favorite playlists for hours.
- RECHARGEABLE & COMPATIBLE: With quick-charge technology, enjoy a full 28 hours of playtime with Active Noise Cancelling on and 80 hours with Active Noise Cancelling off for all-day listening. Compatible with IOS and Android, you’ll experience that classic Marley sound no matter how you connect.
- CONVENIENT FEATURES: As the ideal home office companion, Exodus ANC offers an onboard microphone for convenient hands-free calling and voice command activation. The remote function allows you to control volume and playback when your device is out of reach.
- SUSTAINABLE MATERIALS: Embrace your natural style with Marley’s message of craftsmanship and sustainability. Our wireless headphones are designed with FSC certified wood, recyclable aluminum, durable stainless steel, and delivered in 100% recyclable packaging.
Brand : House of Marley
Category : Electronics,Headphones, Earbuds & Accessories,Headphones & Earbuds,Over-Ear Headphones
Rating : 4.1
Price : US $267
Review Count : 125
SalesRank : 0
House of Marley Exodus ANC: Noise Cancelling Over-Ear Headphones with Microphone, Wireless Bluetooth Connectivity, and 28 Hours of Playtime
- What a frustratingly great and bad product. The design, materials, and build of these headphones are absolutely phenomenal. H.O. Marley has done a tremendous job with the look and feel of these cans. I’m a headphone guy and solely in terms of design/materials/build, they are among the very finest headphones that I’ve ever seen. However, trouble comes into heaven quickly with sounds quality. No offense to those who feel these phones deliver good audio quality, but it simply isn’t the case, and can be backed up with spectrum analysis, frequency response analysis, etc. In Bluetooth mode, they’re just short of horrible. Cabled sound is an improvement, but still disappointingly muddy. They look and feel better than nearly any headphone I know of (even ones that are 3-5 times the price) and the sound quality would have to be really bad for me to return them. Unfortunate, it is. If H.O. Marley could just spend a little more time with the Bluetooth technology, the drivers, and the tuning, I’d recommend them to everyone I know. The problem is that I’ve been a music nut/audiophile for decades and the Exodus phones just don’t make the cut in quality of sound. ...yet so very beautiful.
- Not perfect, but close enough to earn 5 stars.Pros: - As a non-audiophile I think they sound great. - Super cozy big earcups, and just the right amount of pressure on my medium sized head. I wear them for hours without any discomfort. - Pretty good build quality. Not at all flimsy. Feel like they\'ll last for years if treated well. - Battery life is incredible. I haven\'t charged them in weeks, and I haven\'t seen the battery level go down at all since then. - The wired inline microphone is really good, according to folks I\'ve called. - ANC works well enough for me, but these are my first pair of ANC headphones, so I have nothing ot compare them to. - Environmentally friendly! The wood and metal feel way better than any plastic could.Cons: - The biggest issue is the built in microphone. When these headphones are connected via Bluetooth and I\'m on the phone, my friends on the other end say my audio quality is terrible. I have to speak loudly to be at all intelligible. Using them in wired mode fixes the issue. - Once or twice the Bluetooth connection has dropped unexpectedly, but they reconnect right away. - When Bluetooth is on but nothing is playing there are occasionally very quite, high pitched sounds. Not a big deal since they go away when I play any audio.Despite some minor annoyances, I still love these and would highly recommend them. No pair of headphones is perfect, but these are pretty darn close.
- To start these are very clean sounding overall but the presentation of sound across the board is very inconsistent; I\'ve heard a lot of negatives about the mids (which does feel pulled back in general) but some songs perform poorly in lows and highs as well. Describing the sound in these is actually quite the challenge. I do believe these actually sound better wireless as the bass seems to be a little more forward than when it\'s connected to an amp but it handles the Bass Boost and Treble Boost from my Syba Sonic quite well. I should mention that the sound quality on these overall is what one might expect for $50-$80 as my Ghostek SoDrop 2 sounds better overall than these and they cost $70.Implementing aluminum, stainless steel, FSC Certified wood, and various other premium materials and can say unquestionably that these are rather resiliently built. They come at you with a bit of heft but with that also comes a sense of security, that you have purchased a truly premium item. With all things I recommend caution (don’t buy something expensive and abuse it and then blame the company for it being messed up). The ear-pads are something that leave me a little worried as I don’t know of their longevity and they are non-replaceable.Comfort is as difficult to define as the sound as these are very unforgiving headphones. There is no flex whatsoever to the ear-cups and the headband is firmly square. I can honestly see these being very uncomfortable for some people. They fit me comfortably for the most part but I wear a hat whenever I’m out of the house and at that point these can be very uncomfortable at the top of my head. These do get very warm over time which for many can be a total deal-breaker so that’s something to be aware of.I’m at the crossroads with these. I love their design, I love their build quality, I love the fast-charging and battery life, and I’m pleased with the included accessories but on the other hand there are a lot of inconsistencies with the sound and comfort that are hard to ignore. I’m planted firmly on the fence with these myself, but for most I wouldn’t recommend picking these up due to their poor mid-range performance.
- The headphone quality is just great! They are beautiful and very comfortable. If they cause you ear pain, you are definitely wearing it wrong! My only real issue is that the sounds bleeds too much! also the sound quality could be better. I am not a music producer or anything like that, so they are just fine.
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