🎧 Black Marshall Mid Bluetooth Wireless On-Ear Headphone (04091742) Review

The sound is very pleasant or ROCK only depends on the volume. I listened to them with and without Bluetooth (wired) for about twenty minutes. I'll give a more detailed review later. Sound: Sounds great both wireless and wired. The bass is pleasant, but by no means overdriven. The mids are crossed out, but still sound powerful. High frequencies sound crisp and clear. Quality: The fit and finish appear to be of high quality. They are light. Comfort: They fit my head well and I have a little pain

Very small headphones that look slightly damaged due to the leather vinyl coating. When listening to music with it, especially rock (that's what it's made for), it didn't sound as clear as my m50x. Less than ten minutes into my song, my head was starting to feel uncomfortable in those headphones. Despite being on-ear headphones, my ears were already warm for 10 minutes. I was actually planning to return them after this listening session but decided to give them one last chance as I was really…

This is the second Marshall product I own after Stanmore speakers and after a week of use I can say it has bass for the money I paid. Battery life is pretty good, and Skype and phone call quality is also acceptable. The sound quality is good, but you feel the vocals differently, especially with Indian music. in terms of clarity. This update relates to Marshall's warranty service. . Previously, my headphones turned off automatically when connected wirelessly. I emailed the service center and…

For wireless headphones, they are solid and nicely designed. Basically, I'm giving these 5 stars because they're lightweight, comfortable/breathable, sound decent enough for the price, and have a nicely designed one-button interface. If you compare them to other decent wireless headphones like the Master & Dynamic MW60, you'll find that they have a much smaller soundstage, less noise isolation and less dynamic range. Basically, they sound good enough if you don't think too hard about how they…

Although I own a pair of high quality Sennheiser HD650 and Audio-Technica ATH-M50x headphones, I don't take them on planes as they're not compact enough for me. Also, they're designed to be connected via a 3.5mm plug, whether it's an inflight entertainment center or my iPhone XS + dongle/DAC solution, which may be a bit overkill for the packaging. On my last trip I forgot my key/DAC and there was no inflight entertainment on the plane so my ultra compact Klipsch X12i headphones were in a bag…

UPDATE September 14: About a week has passed. I hate to say it but they are too uncomfortable. Many reviews say the Mid can be designed to fit a smaller head size, resulting in painful compression. I think it's the other way around. When you fully straighten your arms, the tension decreases. So a bigger head would have less spring force. I plan to return the product :(***First of all this is legit. I received a genuine Marshall Mid bluetooth headset. The writing on the sides is gummed and…