Review on Marshall Minor III wireless headphones, black by Dorota Tuczkiewicz ᠌

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 themselves): - they do not disconnect when you take them out of your ears (even sometimes they can continue to work even in a case). It is necessary to poke in the Bth menu, turn it on and off (airpods automatically solve this problem). - the headphone sensor is very rough, it is difficult to get used to it after Airpods. It does not work through the header, but it does not always distinguish two touches from three. - generate accounts on their own in the Bluetooth menu (I once counted three Minor IIIs). Rebooting didn't help.