Review on Wireless Marshall Mid Bluetooth Headphones, Black by Nakaishi Kiyoshi ᠌

It is obvious even before unpacking that this is a high-quality item that is worth the price that it is being asked. The headphones feature a very dependable structure made of metal (you need to try to break it). All components are of a very high grade. I was really happy to see that the design had been given a lot of consideration, right down to the tiniest of details, not only from an aesthetic standpoint but also from a practical standpoint. For instance, there is only one lever that is used for all of the control, and it is made of gilded metal and is placed in a position that is easily accessible under the left hand. The charge stays in your device for a very long time, often even longer than what is indicated. About the tone of it. When it comes to Bluetooth headphones, the sound of the midrange is the one that deserves the most praise. Of course, first and foremost, it is important to keep in mind that if you choose to listen to music via Bluetooth, then you can hardly be called a convinced connoisseur of sound. But despite this, the sound of the midrange is praised the most. Gentle bass—exactly how it ought to be—clean, not overly ringing highs, and pretty equal mids—how that's it should sound. In the beginning, it was a little taxing on the ears, but after a few days, they were accustomed to it. The microphone is working wonderfully, and I can tell that you can hear me clearly. I strongly suggest!