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Best credit card to use at Marshall.

Electronics Stores

Marshall sells headphones, earbuds, and Bluetooth speakers styled after the company's guitar amplifiers, sold direct from marshallheadphones.com alongside the usual electronics retailers. Orders are straightforward online consumer electronics purchases.

  1. #1
    U.S. Bank
    5% on electronics stores if you select it as a bonus category (up to $2,000/quarter, then 1%)
    Choose 2 categories each quarter, up to $2,000 combined
    5%
  2. #2
    American Express Business Goldif it’s your top category
    American Express
    4x points on electronics stores if it's your top eligible spend category that cycle (up to $150,000/year, then 1%)
    Automatically on your top 2 spending categories each billing cycle from 6 eligible (U.S. advertising, U.S. electronic goods retailers and software/cloud providers, U.S. restaurants, U.S. gas stations, transit, U.S. wireless telephone service), combined cap. Flights earn 3x via AmexTravel.com.
    4.8%4x points
  3. #3
    Robinhood
    3% flat-rate cashback
    3%
  4. #4
    American Express
    2x points on electronics stores (up to $2,000,000/year, then 1%)
    U.S. electronic goods retailers and software and cloud system providers; up to $2 million per calendar year across all 2x purchases, then 1x
    2.4%2x points
  5. #5
    American Express
    2% flat-rate cashback
    2%
  6. #6
    Capital One
    2% flat-rate cashback
    2%
  7. #7
    Citi
    2% flat-rate cashback
    1% when you buy, 1% when you pay
    2%
  8. #8
    First Electronic Bank
    2% flat-rate cashback
    Tiers of 2%, 2.5%, 3%, or 4% based on assets held on Coinbase; tiers above 2% are capped at $10,000 in eligible purchases per month, then 2%. Requires Coinbase One membership.
    2%
  9. #9
    Elan Financial Services
    2% flat-rate cashback
    When deposited into an eligible Fidelity account
    2%
  10. #10
    American Express
    2% flat-rate cashback
    Unlimited 2% cash back on eligible purchases
    2%
  11. #11
    Chase
    2% flat-rate cashback
    2.5% on purchases of $5,000 or more per transaction
    2%
  12. #12
    WebBank
    2% flat-rate cashback
    2%
  13. #13
    Navy Federal
    2% flat-rate cashback
    Issued on the cashRewards application when approved for a credit limit of $5,000 or more; lower limits receive cashRewards at 1.5%
    2%
  14. #14
    PenFed Credit Union
    2% flat-rate cashback
    2% with PenFed Honors Advantage (current or former military, or a PenFed Access America checking account); 1.5% otherwise
    2%
  15. #15
    PNC
    2% flat-rate cashback
    2%
  16. #16
    U.S. Bank
    2% flat-rate cashback
    2%
  17. #17
    TD Bank
    2% flat-rate cashback
    Earns 2 points per dollar; 1 point is worth 1 cent, with a 2,500 point minimum to redeem as a statement credit or a deposit to a TD checking or savings account
    2%
  18. #18
    Truist
    2% flat-rate cashback
    2%
  19. #19
    U.S. Bank
    2% flat-rate cashback
    2.5% on the first $10,000 in eligible purchases each billing cycle with $10,000+ in qualifying U.S. Bank business checking balances (Business Essentials, Gold, Gold with Interest, or Platinum Business Checking); 2% otherwise
    2%
  20. #20
    U.S. Bank
    2% flat-rate cashback
    Up to 3.5% on $200,000 a year with qualifying U.S. Bank business checking balances: 2.5% at $15,000 to $74,999, 3% at $75,000 to $149,999, 3.5% at $150,000+ (Business Essentials, Gold, Gold with Interest, or Platinum Business Checking); 2% otherwise
    2%

There is no Marshall co-brand card, so the right play is whichever card pays most on online shopping or electronics. A rotating-category card can beat a flat-rate one when electronics or online retail comes up in the quarter, and because headphones and speakers sit at a price point where warranties matter, a card carrying extended warranty or purchase protection is worth more here than the extra point or two.

Last updated October 23, 2026