Great sound, great comfort, easy to use, quick charging. Perfect

Great audio, comfortable, easy to use and the fold to make them easier to put in a bag.

These were hella uncomfortable for me. After 30 minutes my ears start to hurt because they were so shallow and the earpad was so small. Sound is pretty good. Tiny eared people might find this good but damn, uncomfortable as hell.

These have been an amazing purchase. The sound quality is fantastic, and the bluetooth connection is superb. The microphone has a great pick up and those I'm speaking to loved the sound quality and voice volume. I am super happy with these headphones.

Good Product but the audio on Bluetooth is not that stable

We go into any review of budget-friendly noise-cancelling headphones with an open mind, but the reality is that the number of affordable models that deliver quality noise cancellation is pretty low. And so we are pleasantly surprised by the House of Marley Positive Vibration XL's active noise cancellation (ANC) performance, which is better than expected for $149.99. As for audio quality, the drivers deliver a nice balance of rich bass and bright highs. Ultimately, everything this pair of headphones offers is either decent or surprisingly good, which is enough to help them stand out as a solid option in the thin category of budget-friendly over-ear ANC headphones.A Cool, Green Design The Positive Vibration XL ANC headphones have recyclable aluminum with FSC-certified wood details on the outer panels of their circumaural (over-ear) earcups. The earpads are amply cushioned with memory foam, as is the underside of the headband, all of which makes for an exceptionally comfortable fit,...

House of Marley's budget-friendly Positive Vibration XL ANC headphones deliver quality audio performance and surprisingly decent noise cancellation.

Rich bass depth and crip highs; Decent noise cancellation for the price; Cable included for passive listening

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

We're seeing far fewer new Bluetooth headphones than we are true wireless in-ear models these days, but they're still out there. Like all products from the company, House of Marley's $99.99 Positive Vibration XL headphones are constructed using materials that are mostly eco-friendly. As the name suggests, expect big bass depth—these aren't headphones for anyone seeking an accurate frequency response. That said, the lows are nicely balanced with the also-sculpted highs. The on-ear controls and mic clarity can use improvement, but otherwise the headphones deliver quality audio for the price. Design Available in black, blue, or copper models, the Positive Vibration XL headphones have a circumaural (over-ear) build with faux-leather earpads and a cloth-covered headband. The earcups and underside of the headband are padded with memory foam, and the fit is comfortable over long listening periods. The outer panel has FSC-certified wood emblazoned with the House of Marley logo, and intern...

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

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

Lackluster control panel; Poor mic intelligibility