Review on 🎧 Black Marshall Mode II Wireless Headphones by Micha Borkowski ᠌

Transparency mode does not give anything, and it only appears as a strange little echo, as if the room's walls have turned metal. It is unclear why they did it. Second, even without using this mode and with ears implanted, you can comfortably chat while hearing everything around you perfectly. Pros: convenient and light. "Sit" perfectly in the ears. There are no issues with connections, switching, or synchronization; everything operates clearly, fast, and without lags. This was very satisfying because my previous experiences with all of these products—Marshall Minor II (which is a no-no and requires a reboot to fix the cod or the issue of poor hearing in headset mode), several Xiaomi and JBL and Jabra ears—left me with a bad impression of the raw "software" in these products. Right now 5. With drawbacks: Sound agitated. It's not horrible, and the top and bottom plainly audible, but there isn't the distinctive growling rock Marshall's depth, which is why many buy Marshall headphones. Maybe I'm just too accustomed to the contemporary Minor IIs, but when compared to them, Mode II lacks loudness and sounds "flat." Evidently, the driver's size determines everything. I attempted to manipulate the proprietary application's equalization, but nothing could be adjusted appreciably. I will trade. Yet everything here is arbitrary. Someone will definitely recognize the sound.