My conclusion is that for iPhones, you need to take the original Airpods. They also hold better in the ear Minor (and it seems to be due to plastic), but everything is individual of course. Has pros: I compare with AirPods II: in terms of sound (including tuning options), Marshall is more interesting and denser. Probably if the main goal is listening to music (not oz-oz baby, but more complex and high-quality), then it is better to choose these. Some cons: Behaving badly with iPhones (or by…

In summary: the headphones are not worth their money. iPhone users pass by for third airpods. Android phone users follow them. It’s sad to admit, but Marshall’s first earbuds came out lumpy, I can’t categorically recommend for purchase with all the aesthetics of the device. Got pros: The design of both the headphones and the case is beyond praise. From the side it looks much better than any Airpods (but only from the side, more about this in the shortcomings). A good microphone, all…

Has pros: Great sound, stylish, comfortable in the ears, connection is fast Cons below: Sometimes they fell out when they got out of the case, but maybe these hands are not from the right place .

Different pros: The sound is excellent for this format of headphones, but of course there can be no comparison with earplugs. Everywhere has its advantages. Cons: A month later, one earpiece stopped working, the seller replaced the earphones within 20 days. Currently working flawlessly.

Someone who had little auricles (he let me listen to something new) looked to have one earpiece that was slightly uncomfortable for them. There are no earplugs made of silicone that may be placed into the ear canal to completely block out ambient sounds and this model does not have active noise cancellation, which is a feature that is available on another Marshall model. Therefore, it is possible to listen to music while riding the subway; nevertheless, you will also be able to hear the ambient

I've been using it for less than a month, during which time I managed to lose the sound, and without that it was not loud, it became even quieter at maximum speeds. Another joke, the connection regularly fell off, with an interval of 40 seconds. From the last: after a full charge, for some reason, the headphone charge is about 50 percent. I think that the problem is not common, otherwise why do you need headphones that do not allow you to fully listen to music. All of the above I treat by…

Pros: Quality sound. For a long time I was looking for a replacement for the Freebuds 3 that I loved, which worked for several years, I didn’t like the fourth version in terms of sound, the iPhone counterparts the same way. As a result, I bought them and they suited me quite well. Great headphones for this form factor. Pleasant design - the letter M, "case-case", with the inscription Marshall, stylized under the skin Has some cons: Price. One of the most expensive headphones in this category, b

I have not seen this anywhere in the reviews, but when the music was turned off, I heard background noise in the headphones. There was no such thing in the airpods, in the Samsung Buds 2 pro there is also silence. Connected to s21 ultra and macbook pro. Moreover, after 10 seconds of silence, the noise disappeared, but for me a critical drawback, because. before going to bed in silence I listen to audiobooks in headphones and in the pauses this noise is very annoying. If you ONLY listen to…

Hello everyone, I’ll say right away that these are my first tws headphones, I chose for a long time, listened to: Samsung buds, B&O 2.3-e, tannoy. They sound good, but they won’t be able to surprise you, you can’t hear scenes and all that, the lack of noise reduction does its job, in public places they are almost useless and serve more as an accessory. There is no native application (as originally conceived by the manufacturer), so third-party applications will help in the equalizer settings.

With its pros: My husband has been using it for a year now and it's great. wow design. Has some cons: There are some lags when a hop and one earphone stops sounding. But this happens to me even on airpods. Solved by reconnecting to the device again through a reset.

Different pros: Loud enough. Not perfect, but very good noise reduction. And of course, super stylish Its cons: Need to get used to the touch controls - quite sensitive to any touch

With its pros: Great design and sound famous brand Connects quickly to bluetooth devices. Cons: Year + of use and shortcomings still not found. Although very picky about bluetooth devices

Different pros: Comfortable, the only ones that do not fall out of my ears without custom ear pads. Small case, easy to carry around. Different cons: There is no way to control the volume from the headphones, this did not suit me.

The sound is excellent. They work reliably. At first, my ears hurt, it was not pleasant. Then I got used to it and do not feel any discomfort.

Its pros: Pleasant sound and quite a long autonomy for such a small thing. Aesthetically pleasing and tactile. Wireless charging helped out several times when there was no wire at hand. Cons: Periodically lose one ear and have to be reset right up to the factory settings

Sound impressed! Previously used Freebuds 3/4. Freebuds 4 did not like the sound at all, Freebuds 3 pleased me for two years. Here the sound is even better, the volume is at the level of three, the bass is simply amazing. I would like a multipoint like on Huawei, but Google promises this year an analogue for devices with Fast pairing support, which is present in these headphones, so it is quite possible that we will get this function. In general, excellent headphones for every day, it is…

Has pros: Great sound. In principle, the mode of operation is enough for me, because I mostly listen on the way somewhere, enough. I like the look of the headphones. Cons: The only negative is that you can hear the interlocutor quietly during a phone call.

In the Marshall application 1) you can remove the sensor (many wrote that it was uncomfortable. It was also uncomfortable for me, so I turned it off) 2) at the expense of bass and other characteristics), the application has an equalizer in which you can select standard genre settings or scatter sliders yourself. So they probably have more potential than they seem) About the cover - it’s not too “slippery” for me, the brand’s inscription is rubberized, which adds a hitch) well, no backlashes…

A person with small auricles (he let me listen to a new thing) seemed to have one earpiece slightly uncomfortable. This model does not have active noise cancellation (another Marshall model has) and there are no silicone plugs that are inserted into the ear canal and deadly cut off ambient sounds. Therefore, you can listen to music in the metro, but you can also hear the noise, this should be taken into account when buying. It’s uncomfortable for me when I walk and hear nothing but music, so…

Sorry for the comparison with another manufacturer, but there is no other way to tell. Overall, a big disappointment. I use headphones with my phone and with a tablet from Apple. In terms of ease of use, they lose a lot to the airpods that I used a few years before. When switching from one device to another, you must first disconnect from the first, then press the connection on the second. Completely unaccustomed to this when using previous headphones that do it themselves. When reconnecting…