Stylish House of Marley headphones now available for a steal. They also impress with excellent battery life

House of Marley Positive Vibration Riddim are wireless headphones with up to 50 hours of battery life, currently available on Alza with a 20% discount. From the original 1,729 CZK, the price of the beige variant has dropped to 1,383 CZK, making them an interesting choice for music lovers who don’t want to spend thousands on audio equipment. Darker color variants are even cheaper.

Excellent battery life, 40mm drivers, and wired connection option

The Positive Vibration Riddim model combines 40mm dynamic drivers with Bluetooth 5.3 technology for stable wireless connectivity. The battery capacity, allowing up to 50 hours of listening on a single charge, is definitely among the better values.

The headphones feature an integrated microphone for hands-free calls and controls directly on the earcups. A wired connection via a 3.5mm jack is also available – the necessary AUX cable is included in the package. Charging is done via a USB-C port with fast charging support.

Sustainable materials and design

House of Marley opted for an environmentally friendly construction. The headphones use FSC-certified wood, aluminum, and REWIND fabric made from 99% recycled PET.

The design in cream, black, or Rasta variants looks premium thanks to the combination of natural materials with modern elements. The padded headband is adjustable, and the earcups have soft foam padding.

What do customers say about the headphones?

In reviews on the manufacturer’s official website, users most often praise the battery life – some state that they only charge once every 3 weeks with regular use.

“The battery life is so good that for a casual listener, it practically lasts a whole month on a single charge,” writes one customer. Others appreciate, for example, the low weight: “They are surprisingly light and very comfortable to wear.”

Critical remarks primarily include the absence of active noise cancellation and the fact that a portable case is missing from the package. One reviewer points out: “The sound is decent, but it lacks depth and richness, especially for audiophiles.” Several users also mentioned occasional signal interference.

The price/performance ratio is positively rated. “For £50-60, they are much better than I would have expected. My son loves them, and I’m a little jealous, even though I own Marshalls myself,” summarizes a British customer.

With the current discount to 1,383 CZK, the Positive Vibration Riddim headphones from House of Marley represent an interesting alternative to mainstream brands for those looking for headphones with long battery life and original design.

Would you buy such headphones?