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

The sound quality of Minor II is exceptional; the lows, the mids, and the highs are all audible. Information that were previously "eaten up" by headphones become audible and distinguishable in the recordings. Because my smartphone supports aptX, I am able to enjoy listening to music while I am on the move. By the way, slinging them over your neck with the help of magnets is an extremely practical option. Everything is really easy and obvious to understand when it comes to management. The instruction is required more so for display purposes. One disadvantage was brought to my attention, and that was the fact that after prolonged exposure to music, I needed to take a break for at least ten to fifteen minutes in order to alleviate the pain in my ears. Due to the size of my ears, I do not even need to remove the wire in order to properly secure the earpiece in my ear. I believe the size of the structure as well as its weight are the most important factors. I got the impression that people with wider ears will find these headphones to be more accommodating to their comfort needs. Because after three to four hours of listening, your ears begin to hurt, it is unlikely that you will be able to determine whether or not they will be suitable for you by trying them out in the store and giving them a trial run. I have not yet given up and will continue to listen even if there will be interruptions. I hope that your hearing adjusts to the noise soon. The sound quality justifies the additional cost.