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I usually avoid on-ear headphones, but Marshall has me seriously reconsidering

Marshall revamped its midrange headphones with stellar comfort, repairability, and a marathon battery life.
The Marshall Milton ANC are an all-new pair of headphones that borrow the best parts of over-ear headphones and fit them inside a comfier on-ear form factor. They successfully bridge the gap -- both in price and positioning -- between Marshall's flagship Major series and the more affordable Monitor line. I've been wearing them for 10 days now, and I didn't think I'd love a pair of on-ear headphones so much. Here's why. Deals are selected by the CNET Group commerce team, and may be unrelated to this article. Marshall products have a distinct, luxurious look, and the Milton ANC are no different. The leather-textured finish, gold logo motif, and overall aesthetics scream Marshall DNA. The only headphones they look similar to are the company's own Major 4. You get similar square earcups with rounded edges that fold for better portability. The Milton ANC are light on the head, and their TPU-molded earcups make them comfortable to wear for…
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