Review on 🎧 Experience Unmatched Audio Quality with Marshall Major 4 Bluetooth Headphones by Amar Amar ᠌

Very light, compared to Marshall's most expensive wireless headphones - covering (over-ear), almost full-size MONITOR II A. N. C., which are significantly more massive and larger in bowls. MAJOR IV are very loud headphones that produce a powerful, rich sound with good bass, it immediately catches . ears)), in comparison with the more enveloping and muffled sound, MONITOR II A. N. C., whose sensitivity is 96 dB. The MAJOR IV has a sensitivity of 99dB, the highest sensitivity of any on-ear and wrap-around Marshall wireless headphones currently in production. Such was only their legendary "ancestors" - MAJOR II BLUETOOTH, released about 5 years ago. Very capacious battery. According to estimates, they should work even more than MAJOR II BLUETOOTH, in which the charge was not displayed in the smartphone (apparently due to the old version of Bluetooth in them), but from one charge they could work quietly for up to two weeks in daily intensive listening mode. There is wireless charging on the bowl, but this is more of a marketing ploy, a tribute to fashion, rather than a really useful feature for NOT miniature yet, on-ear headphones without a case, but still . Let it be, not superfluous and does not hurt. For the first time in the MAJOR line, a modern Type-C charging port appeared. Prior to this, Marshall, or rather the Swedish company Zound Industries, which owns the license to produce consumer acoustics under this brand, was clearly late with its widespread introduction in their headphones. On their own Bluetooth speakers, it appeared much earlier. Prior to that, in Marshall headphones, a modern universal USB-C charging port appeared about a year ago only in the flagship, most expensive stereo headset model of this brand - MONITOR II A. N. C.