House of Marley Exodus ANC Review
We're starting to see lots of noise-canceling Bluetooth headphones on the market, including House of Marley's first attempt, the Exodus ANC. For $249.99, the Exodus ANC deliver a nicely balanced sound signature without forsaking bass depth. Unfortunately, the ANC (active noise cancellation) is a different story—it's average at best, and not terribly impressive in most scenarios. There are ANC models in this price range we like better, including the Sony WH-XB900N, which sell for same $249.99.
Design
Like all House of Marley products, there's a focus on eco-friendly, sustainable materials here. The headphones feature FSC-certified ash wood, stainless steel, and recyclable aluminum. Available in black, the circumaural (over-ear) cups are padded with memory foam, as is the underside of the headband. The fit is secure and comfortable. Internally, 50mm drivers deliver the audio in each ear.
The controls are divided up between the two earcups. On the left cup's side panel, there's a po...
The House of Marley Exodus ANC headphones deliver strong wireless audio performance, but can't overcome their middling noise cancellation abilities.
Strong audio performance, with rich bass depth and crisp highs; Comfortable; Built with sustainable materials
Noise cancellation is merely decent and affects audio playback; No ANC or EQ controls