Marshall headphones and earbuds just hit a new record low price at Amazon
SAVE UP TO 31%: As of May 5, Marshall's Major V headphones are $107.99 (down from $149.99) and Motif II earbuds are $137.95 (down from $199.99) at Amazon.
Marshall is hosting a limited-time sale across its lineup of wireless audio devices, including the Major V headphones and Motif II ANC earbuds.
This timing could be ideal for Mother's Day gifts. As of May 5, Amazon estimates both could arrive by May 6, potentially landing five days before the holiday (May 11). Just be sure to double-check the estimated delivery date for your location at checkout.
Here are the deets:
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Why we like it
The Marshall Major V on-ear Bluetooth headphones are on sale for $107.99, down from $149.99, at Amazon. That’s a 28% discount and $42 in savings. It’s also the lowest price we’ve seen these headphones go for.
The Major V headphones feature Marshall’s signature sound (heavy bass and crisp highs), 100 hours of wireless playtime, a collapsible design, and a customizable M-Button to get quick access to Spotify, your EQ settings, or voice assistant.
Best earbud deal
Why we like it
If you need active noise cancellation, the Marshall Motif II true wireless ANC earbuds are on sale at Amazon for $137.95, down from $199.99. That’s a 31% discount and $62.04 in savings, which is also the lowest price we’ve seen these earbuds go for.
The Motif II earbuds offer up to 30 hours of playtime with the charging case and up to six hours of wireless playtime with ANC. The Marshall app makes it easy to adjust EQ settings and noise cancellation levels, and transparency mode lets you hear what’s happening around you.
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