Marshall unveils the Milton A.N.C., a fold‑able on‑ear set that blends classic branding with modern tech. Designed for travel, its square TPU ear caps feature textured leather, brass logos, and powder‑coated arms, while memory‑foam pads promise comfort on long trips. The headphones also carry a durable, portable silhouette that resists bending in pockets.

At its core, the Milton A.N.C. delivers next‑generation Adaptive ANC that scans surroundings and tweaks noise cancellation in real time. Six microphones map ambient sound, while a Transparency mode lets users hear the outside instantly. Adaptive Loudness keeps audio rich at any volume, and the Soundstage spatial algorithm can be activated through the app for a more immersive stereo feel.

Connectivity hinges on Bluetooth 6.0 with LE‑Audio and supports SBC, AAC, LC3, and LDAC codecs, while a replaceable battery promises 80 hours of playback. Released on May 27th, the Milton A.N.C. targets commuters and audiophiles alike, offering premium sound in a lightweight form that competes with bulkier over‑ear models. Marshall’s move signals a push toward high‑end, portable ANC.

Consumers will find the headset priced at $349, positioning it just below flagship wireless pairs while maintaining Marshall’s signature build quality. Retail availability begins today on marshall.com, with select stores stocking the unit later in the month.