Review on Wireless Marshall Mid Bluetooth Headphones, Black by Thai Duc Bach ᠌

Bought instead of the prematurely deceased SE-MJ561BT. Marshall Mid is assembled in China, as stated in the entry in the user manual. The headphones are assembled well, but you need to be prepared for all sorts of minor flaws (sometimes developing into a complete inoperability of the device). In my case, this is an inadequately functioning joystick. It seems to work, but somehow unreliably, for example, when switching tracks, a pause sometimes works. The headphones fold "inside", thanks to special "loops", which for some reason will hold together, it's elementary to eliminate this creak, but for such money they could lubricate the loops at the factory. Of all the variety of bluetooth devices that I have ever had, this is the best, but also the most expensive. The ears look very good on the head, and I would say - quite modest, if not for the treacherously catchy rubber "Marshall" stickers that dig into your throat when wearing headphones around your neck. It is possible that over time their color will change from periodic contact with sweaty skin. The sound corresponds to the declared characteristics, provided a high-quality sound source and Bluetooth. The specification does not indicate which version of Bluetooth is implemented here.