Marshall Launches Milton A.N.C. On-Ear Headphones in India: Check Price, Specs, and Features

Marshall has launched the Milton A.N.C., a new wireless on-ear headphone, in India on July 2. Priced at Rs. 19,999, it is available on Marshall.com, major online retail platforms, and offline stores across India.

Design and Build

The Milton A.N.C. is built around a foldable design with memory foam ear cushions, square-shaped TPU moulded ear caps with a textured leather surface, brass metal logo, and powder-coated metal arms. It weighs 200.15g. Marshall says the ear cushion size is larger than its existing Major V on-ear headphones, aimed at improving passive noise attenuation and comfort during extended wear.

The headphone contains 42 percent recycled material by weight, including post-consumer recycled PC/ABS, aluminium alloy, polyester, and TPU, among others.

Sound and ANC

The Milton A.N.C. uses 32mm drivers with a frequency response of 20Hz to 40kHz, driver sensitivity of 99.3dB SPL, and 32-ohm impedance. Six microphones are placed for ANC and call performance.

The ANC is adaptive, meaning it analyses the surrounding environment and adjusts noise cancellation in real time without requiring manual input. Transparency mode lets outside sound in with a single press.

Adaptive Loudness is an automated feature that adjusts audio playback tonality based on volume and environment. Marshall's Soundstage spatial audio feature, which can be activated through the app, adds depth and width to stereo tracks. Both are app-controlled features.

The customisable M-button can be configured to toggle ANC and Transparency mode, switch EQ settings, control Soundstage, jump to a Spotify playlist, or trigger a voice assistant.

Battery and Connectivity

The Milton A.N.C. offers up to 80 hours of playback without ANC and 50-plus hours with ANC active. A full recharge takes 120 minutes. The battery is replaceable, which Marshall positions as a longevity feature.

Connectivity is handled by Bluetooth 6.0 with LE-Audio support and compatible codecs including SBC, AAC, LC3, and LDAC.