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

I spent a lot of time picking out headphones; of course, I wanted closed models, but they just weren't practical for the way I live. After reading a lot of positive feedback regarding the Marshall Minor 2 headphones, I made the decision to buy them. The sound was the first thing that drew my attention, and it did not disappoint; everything is well-balanced, and you may listen to songs featuring everything from violin to drum 'n' bass. Yet, after twenty minutes of listening, it felt as though spacers had been inserted into the ears. Yet, after some time, you will no longer notice it. Sometimes, when you're in the mood, you want more volume, but it's not there; it's literally not enough, quite a bit, and where to get it. Other times, you don't know where to get it. Regarding your excursions to the train, you may quickly get rid of them; this is not listening; rather, it is making a fool out of yourself; you want to take them and toss them into the furnace; WOW! They are actually only ideal for calm areas, or you have to listen to the music for at least 80 percent of the time in order to become immersed in it. Whoever believes that they are superior to AirPods belongs to the group of people who think a bitten apple is disgusting and who declare that they will never own an Apple product. So how can so many people have such different viewpoints? If they gave me a second opportunity, I would never buy these headphones, and I wouldn't recommend them to anyone, not even my enemies! My thoughts on these headphones are as follows. Best of luck to you!