Review on New White Marshall Minor II In-Ear Bluetooth Headphone by Somchai Somchai ᠌

I listened to a wide variety of in-ear headphones, ranging from inexpensive models to those that cost over 15,000 dollars, including names such as Samsung, Huawei, and others. These headphones are the only ones that have bass, and I found that the bass of the Galaxy Buds live was enjoyable as well. Nonetheless, the marshals came out on top due to the absence of any marking because. I use Google Pixels. There were two different versions in circulation. The very first one was equipped with an earphone. The firmware has been updated in the most recent models (I bought mine in December 2022, and I believe production started in August 2022), so that when you try to increase the volume when it is already at the maximum volume, the earphone does not make a sound each time; rather, it only makes a sound once, and it does not stop music playback. I bought mine in December 2022, and I think production started in August 2022. ( in the previous version of the headphones, every time the playback stopped and a nasty sound was made). Minor III were introduced in the fall of 2022, and while they ought to have resolved the problem with the disadvantage, we have not yet tested them. When I bought the second pair of headphones, I ran into a marriage problem: the headphones would not charge and would not charge. I checked the headphones at a number of different specialized stores in Hong Kong, and everyone had the same problem (the ears were from the same batch). The batch number is printed on the packaging), but they were still able to locate a retailer in Hong Kong that had just received a new shipment and reported that their ears were functioning normally after using it.