House of Marley Adds to Positive Vibration Series | Dealerscope Magazine



The latest addition to the House of Marley Positive Vibration line is the Positive Vibration XL ANC over-ear wireless headphones. This time around, the headphones feature even more comfort and battery life than their predecessor, Positive Vibration XL.

As always, House of Marley stayed true to its mission with an eco-conscious design with materials such as FSC certified wood and recyclable aluminum ear cups. The secure, over-ear design with memory foam cushions ensure a comfortable fit for the longest listening sessions imaginable. Positive Vibration XL ANC provides 26 hours of battery life with Active Noise Cancelling (ANC) on and 35 hours with ANC off – that’s three times the amount of battery life of the original.
As far as sound goes, Positive Vibration XL ANC delivers with 40mm high-definition drivers producing House of Marley’s signature, powerful sound while hybrid active noise cancellation works to tune out surrounding sounds through dual sets of integrated microphones. The headphones pair seamlessly with any Bluetooth device, and power up quickly thanks to quick-charge technology.
“Our Positive Vibration series of headphones has always been a popular favorite for its quality sound and affordability. By creating the next generation with the Positive Vibration XL ANC, we are upgrading the experience and making active noise cancellation a standard feature,” explains House of Marley Director of Product Development, Josh Poulsen. “Today’s environment often has us working in new spaces, on-the-go outside, and frequently in need of blocking out unwanted noise. The Positive Vibration XL ANC is delivering that listening experience within the under $150USD category.”
Positive Vibration XL ANC is available now at www.HouseofMarley.com for $149.99 MAP.
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