The House Of Marley Positive Vibration XL

No EQ or noise cancellation controls ; Not for audiophiles seeking accuracy

Solid audio performance for the price. ; Can be used in wired, passive mode.

Lackluster control panel. ; Poor mic intelligibility.

The House of Marley Positive Vibration XL headphones offer solid Bluetooth audio but could be easier to control.

Bold sound ; Effective noise reduction ; Stable battery life ; Sleek eco-friendly design

Extremely uncomfortable ; Really bad call quality ; Transparency mode needs work ; Lacks extra features

The House of Marley Positive Vibration XL ANC has great sound and battery life, but also lacks performance in many areas.

Vastly improved sound over the previous generation ; Excellent active noise cancellation ; Environmentally responsible construction and packaging

Heavy, and could use more padding on the headband ; Without aptX codec support, movie audio lagged in testing

Where before I praised House of Marley’s global conscience and simply gave their audio quality a pass, I’ll now say that you can now have your environmental cake and hear it too. Outside of the lag with TV audio, that is. Good job House of Marley, and...