Review on Wireless Marshall Mid Bluetooth Headphones, Black by Mateusz Mazurkiewicz ᠌

Sound quality. Before you buy wireless monitors (and then blame their quality), figure out what you are buying (in general). Otherwise, you can spend 9K on ears that will play like those for 500 in a kiosk. Everything will not fit here, so the initial article for those who just want to buy BT ears: My case: Icomnnected my ears to the phone, I was disappointed with the sound quality, but not much, because. knew roughly what to expect. But what surprised me was the similarity of the music scene with the headphones that I bought for fun at the sale (it was just interesting to understand what Chinese ears can do for 1.5K) Bluedio T4s. It got me interested. Realizing that I won’t get anything from the phone-ears bundle, Icomnnected my ears to the poppy pro via BT. And. I heard exactly the same sound. My disappointment knew no bounds. Gathering his thoughts in a heap, he began tocomnvulsively think about what was wrong. As a result, by default, the poppy plays BT with the standard SBCcomdec (just like in the phone - it does not support aptX). After I set up aptX sound on a poppy, lo and behold! ears played exactly as they should! No porridge, no booming bass, no high top, no anarchy! Hooray! The difference between SBC and aptX is very significant (for those who can hear it). The next day, in anticipation of listening to music on the new monitors, I turned on poppy ears and. eklmn! again the sound is porridge, booming basses and that's all. It turned out: the ears were hooked on AAC. (yes, as it turns out, they can do that too). I did not notice a strong difference between AAC and SBC, or rather, did not notice at all. ==== Moral and bottom line: The Marshall MID is only worth buying if your device(s) supports aptX. Otherwise, (if you don't hear the difference) it's wasted money (buy the same Bluedio for 1.5k and rejoice), or (if you hear the difference) acommplete disappointment. iPhone (none) don't support aptX, AAC - plays just as bad as SBC.