House of Marley Launches Headphones with 130-Hour Battery Life

UPDATE: House of Marley has just launched its latest headphones, the Positive Vibration Rebel, claiming an astounding 130 hours of battery life without active noise cancellation (ANC) and 75 hours with ANC enabled. This breakthrough in battery longevity intensifies the competition in the wireless headphone market, targeting audiophiles and eco-conscious consumers alike.

The release of these headphones comes at a time when consumers are seeking reliable audio solutions that won’t leave them stranded mid-listen. Priced at $149.99, the Positive Vibration Rebel is an affordable option, especially with a promotional offer in the U.K. allowing early buyers to snag them for just $99. In comparison, the Marshall Monitor III, a notable competitor, offers a maximum of 70 hours with ANC on and 100 hours off, but retails at a steep $380.

These headphones, which feature 40mm drivers and Bluetooth 5.4 compatibility, promise not only exceptional battery life but also quality sound. With adaptive ANC that adjusts to your environment, users can expect a personalized audio experience.

Importantly, House of Marley emphasizes sustainability, crafting these headphones with FSC-certified wood and recycled aluminum, along with “eco-conscious fabrics.” This commitment to eco-friendliness aligns with the growing demand for products that prioritize environmental responsibility, making these headphones appealing to a socially conscious audience.

Availability begins today, with orders open on Amazon and through the House of Marley website. As consumers increasingly prioritize battery life and sustainability, the Positive Vibration Rebel headphones are poised to make a significant impact in the audio market.

For those eager to experience this innovative product, now is the time to act, as the promotional price in the U.K. may not last long. Stay tuned for user reviews and further developments on this exciting new entry in the headphones arena.