Review on Wireless Marshall Mid Bluetooth Headphones, Black by Anastazja Zawadzka ᠌

Because I'm not an audiophile, I can't tell the difference between wired and wireless connections, let alone between aptX and a regular codec. In fact, I don't even feel the difference between the two. I'll just remark that the sound quality is excellent in general. They shine most brightly in the midrange and the bass. Those. rock, metal, electronica. Everything else sounds decent as well, but none of it is particularly impressive. According to the specifications, the battery has a life span of thirty hours, which cannot possibly be any less than that. It ended up having a really extended playing time. Despite the fact that the wire is not utilized very frequently, it appears to be quite dependable, compact, convenient, and even major:) My only regret is that I landed on my head. I believe I have more or less located the ideal spot, but the issue has not been resolved, despite the fact that there is sufficient "comfortable" time for the commute between home and work and vice versa. Additionally, this control uses a joystick. I have no idea who thought of such a plan, but it is obvious that it is not the one that will be the most successful. To begin, the control is flipped vertically, such that right shift is actually the rewind button. When viewed from the perspective of someone who is walking, this represents a change in direction; a rewind, if you will. However, this is not the case. The rounding of the shells is where this golden pimpochka may be found; it is not on the main plane of the shells themselves. Every time you try to envision where it is placed in relation to the head and in what direction you need to tug it to get exactly what you want, your head starts to boil. Every time I cuss out the computer because it rewinds instead of increasing the volume, I couldn't raise this issue to the level of automaticity (intuition) that I needed. To turn them off, you have to press and hold the button in the exact middle of its range for an interminable amount of time; it's a nightmare.