House of Marley Rebel BT

The House of Marley Rebel BT headphones deliver Bluetooth audio with thunderous bass response.

Our House of Marley Rebel BT review takes a look at a wireless Bluetooth version of one of their popular on-ear models. Read on to see what we thought!

In an audio market crowded at all tiers, House of Marley has managed to carve out a small but dedicated niche for themselves. Besides carrying the banner of the late reggae legend Bob Marley, the company banks on affordable headphones that provide a...

The Rebel Bluetooth Headphones allow you to listen to music from a mobile device wirelessly. The audio quality is not perfect but it is resonant and clear. My guess is that most consumers will find the sound perfectly acceptable. The middle range and...

Awesome earphones, it's bluetooth and it has a cable in the case your phone running low on battery. I've had it for 3 years bought in NZ by my brother in-law and have used it ever since.

Read reviews first so I wasn't going in buying blind. I was a bit dubious seeing how cheap these were. How I was wrong. Deep bass sound. Clear treble. Couldn't hear much outside of the headphones once they were on and my friends told me they hardly...

Good sound, greate battery life. For the price (I paid £40) the are really a best buy. Easy to use and complete controll when listening to music or taking a call.

i brought these as the reviews suggested they were quite good value for money. But I was disappointed because the right earpiece on mine was faulty. But also, it was quite cheap looking. Returned it the next day and got another brand. Steer clear.

These headphones are great value for money. Easy to connect, comfortable, and great sound quality. The battery life is very good and they come with a connecting lead in case you forget to charge them. What is there not to like? It's a no brainier.

Purchased for my 11yr old style conscious son - he's very pleased with them. They are easy to use, the sound quality is excellent and they are very comfortable. It's early days, so I don't know how long they'll last, but they seem robust and pretty...