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April 2015
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75 Reviews
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Abstract: A "cool" personal audio brand is a surprisingly rare thing, and if you've paid much attention to the market for premium brand headphones lately, Marshall's been a real up-and-comer. The Marshall brand is actually licensed by a Swedish company called Zound...
Abstract: Music by far is my mental escape. I love getting lost in my own little dancing queen world. In order to truly enjoy, you really do need quality sound, otherwise you are probably just killing your eardrums. Marshall Headphones and Marshall Amplification co...
Very comfortable, effective passive noise cancellation, balanced and clear sound, can be linked to other speakers and headphones, sturdy audio cable, reasonable price, The
Sound can be a little muddled on more complex tracks, no carrying case included, plastic on the earcups and hinges doesn't feel sturdy
The Marshall Major II headphones are, most importantly, a marked upgrade over the original Majors. They're much more comfortable, especially during long listening sessions, and performance on the low and high end of the spectrum has been noticeably im...
Marshall has maintained the Major II's fun, bass-heavy sound signature in its wireless version, but its plastic build and noisy Bluetooth stop it from reaching the pinnacle of the audio equipment manufacturer's career...
The affordable, comfortable Marshall Major II on-ear headphones offer improved bass performance and better clarity than the original Major model. The headphones fold inward and have a detachable cable with a one-button inline remote and microphone
Inline remote lacks volume controls; no carrying case included
The combination of an improved design and better performance makes the Marshall Major II a strong on-ear contender for around $100 USD....
While the Major II Bluetooth won't appeal to everyone's fashion and musical senses, it offers a great package for those looking for a fun-sounding and long-lasting pair of wireless headphones, The headphones offer a good value at $150 (£129, about AU$197)
The Major II Bluetooth produces overbearing bass on some tracks and its plastic build quality doesn't inspire much confidence, especially when they're meant to be portable, Audiophiles should look elsewhere but rap and electronic fans will enjoy the sound
While the Major II Bluetooth are meant to be wireless, I found its wired connection to sound slightly better. That's because the Major II's Bluetooth connection produces an audible hiss during quieter tracks. If that sounds like it'd bug you and you don't...
Abstract: Marshall's Bluetooth over-ear headphones are real beauties – especially for travel or beach use, thanks to their collapsible design. You won't pick them up and say, “Wow, these are quality”. But they look intriguing, feel exceptionally light and comfortab...
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Published: 2016-07-15, Author: Lewis , review by: techradar.com
Iconic styling, Excellent coiled cable, Long battery life, Good sound isolation
Marshall has maintained the Major II's fun, bass-heavy sound signature in its wireless version, but its plastic build and noisy Bluetooth stop it from reaching the pinnacle of the audio equipment manufacturer's career...
Full and detailed sound for the price, Solid wireless signal with long range, Intuitive onboard controls, Stylish, comfortable design, Excellent battery life
Heavy mid bass gets in the way sometimes, Bluetooth connection a tad noisy
With classic rock style and performance, Marshall Headphones' Major II Bluetooth carry the torch from their predecessor, offering warm and punchy wireless sound in a comfy design that won't break the bank. The bass gets a little hefty for us at times, b...
Published: 2016-03-15, Author: Samuel , review by: theguardian.com
great sound, very loud, good isolation, excellent battery life, easy to connect, great controls, fold up for transport, relatively compact, sturdy
won't suit all music genres, onear design pinches after a couple of hours, vintage design with fake leather texture won't be for everyone
Marshall's first attempt at Bluetooth headphones are very good. They've got a loud and proud sound signature, which won't suit every musical taste, but they sound great when fed driving music and even sound pretty good with ambient music.The battery life...
