You can’t send the goods in a torn package, the headphones were purchased as a gift and in this form (I’m attaching a photo), not only to give, but I didn’t get it, now I still have to wait for a refund for another 10 days

Well, this option is not for everyone, but for those who know about Marshall, you immediately acquire the value of a connoisseur and finally, like, cool and all. With its pros. Right from the first inclusion I understood this strongly. Prior to that, I considered my sinheiser as reference, which I wanted to replace by the fact that they are on the wire, but I wanted to completely get rid of the wire. So, immediately after turning it on and sniffing with the phone, I got a completely satisfying…

To sum up my review: they are worth the money Pros below: 1) For heavy music and the one where not only vocals (Powerwolf, Amon Amarth, Disturbed, Equilibrium, In Flames, Wind Rose, etc.) - great (bass goes well with musical instruments right). 1.1) When there is a solo without musical instruments - beats studio is better, but they do not take out high frequencies, like Major 4. 2) It's a huge advantage for me that they don't press too hard against my head, so my ears don't hurt after listening

I was surprised that it can simultaneously play sound from several sources. I have them connected by wire to the guitar processor, via bluetooth to a computer and phone

Judging by the sound, the headphones are adapted for the most comfortable listening to various directions of rock and electronic music, which must be taken into account when buying.

Pros below: They hold a charge for a really long time. Great design. Lightweight, soft ear pads. Convenient, intuitive control with a push button. More than once, the function of 15 hours of work from a 15-minute charge helped out. Its cons: Despite the lightness, they put pressure on the ears. At first, it's uncomfortable. If connected to two devices at the same time, playback is interrupted even if the second device is at rest and not in use. This is very annoying. Rarely there are problems…

When ordering, they called me back and didn’t “push” me, as is now customary, but helped make sure that I was making the right choice. They sent it almost immediately. I am very satisfied with the store, competent, educated people, which is rare in our time .

I took Madger 2 as a replacement, autonomy is 3 times higher, I charge it every 1.5-2 months. I did not notice any differences from Madger 2. The sound is excellent for me, If anyone cares, the wire without a microphone.

I took them to replace my old Marshall Major 2, they feel much softer on my head, the second majors literally squeeze my ears, which makes it uncomfortable to wear them at times, but I've been used to using them for a year now, and when I switched to a four, it became as if not enough. However, this is rather a plus, but it seemed that due to a lack of strong fit to the ears, they could fall off by simply shaking the head, but this is more of a minus for those with wide ears like me. By all…

My first marshals. So far, I like everything: they hold a charge for a long time, everything is super with a wireless connection, excellent sound quality. The only negative: at first, the ears hurt because the headphones press quite hard, now they no longer hurt, apparently, a matter of habit. But still, if you stay in them for a long time, they are not very comfortable.

I bought it, relying on reviews, while being skeptical about overhead headphones in advance . well, and in the end I didn’t trust my instincts in vain. Instead of the bottom, there is a kind of clapping on the ears, the tops scream so that it cuts the ear, the middle is indistinct, on complex compositions all this is kneaded into a porridge squealing like a chainsaw. It is impossible to listen to rock and metal, the maximum that these headphones can do is simple electronic music. I really…

Personally, the design of the III version seemed to me more successful, it looked more expensive, but this is a matter of taste. I realized that there is no protection against water, so even in the rain it is better not to walk in them. There is a fear of breaking the ear while bending for compact carrying. They sit pleasantly on the head, soft, but after a while they still put a little pressure on the ears. I've only been using it for a week and haven't needed a recharge yet.

I decided to switch from plugs to such an overhead format. And so far I have no regrets. They sit very comfortably, the sound for streaming music (mostly various metal) is quite good. The battery lasts super long, I bought it 3 weeks ago - I have never charged it even with almost daily use. You can run in them, they sit quite firmly. Well, a laconic strict look and the legendary logo are also a plus. I am satisfied.

Well, what can I say. Satisfied of course. The level is almost like studio synheizers, but three times less, and 10 times cheaper. Of the wireless ones, they seem to be the best, for their price they are definitely top-end. I usually check the vertical for top, bottom and sound density including Deep Forest, most often the Deep Brazil album, and for the first time I just listened to the music and forgot that I was checking anything at all. Definitely take. No options if you need wireless.

Switched to them from major 2 bt. The sound is about the same, a little better. The appearance has become much simpler, the major 2 had more details that adorned the headphones, the headband was thicker and softer When turned on and off, a short riff plays, which is annoying, a short and quieter signal would be enough, as in the second version. The worst thing is just incomprehensible disconnection of headphones at some points. For example - I listened to music / youtube, paused, I want to…

I chose for a long time - I read reviews and reviews on different brands and models, both more expensive and cheaper - but still I came to a compromise with my "toad" that this is the best choice. More expensive - not yet available, cheaper as they say "not the right coat." Any thing should give pleasant emotions when used, and these headphones are just such a case.

So far the most positive experience. Unfortunately, my previous Marshall MONITOR II A. N. C. a little out of order, having ceased to charge normally for some time (however, after a few days the bug disappeared), and since I can’t imagine my life without heavy rock music of the hard’n’heavy genre on the road or on the street, I had to buy MAJOR IV, fortunately at a good price (9999 ) they managed to grab them on the market with free delivery

Bought at a good discount. Marshals were initially very controversial headphones for me, reviews about them divide people into two camps: some say that these are uncomfortable “high-cut” ears with mediocre sound, others praise them again for the same sound and appearance. My impressions are as follows: I did not use the previous models of marshals, but these are very convenient in terms of convenience. I can stay in them for a couple of hours - I don’t feel any tangible discomfort after this…

If you, like me, switch from inexpensive headphones to a similar segment, for such a price, I understand that these are not the most expensive and not the highest quality, but if you still switch from inexpensive ones, then music will sound new to you. Maybe the price is overpriced by 2-3 thousand, but I'm still happy that I bought them. Listening to music has become softer and more pleasant in sound, the headphones themselves are light, the ear pads are soft, and there is no fragility in the…

For this money, I would like to get more of some modern and not very chips. Such as dust and moisture protection, integration with a proprietary application, not to mention noise reduction and other fashionable things. Yes, there is wireless charging, but given the autonomy of 80 hours (+ - a month on 1 charge), this does not look like the most relevant feature.