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Marshall has maintained the Major II's fun, bass-heavy sound signature in its wireless version, but its plastic build and noisy Bluetooth stop it from reaching the pinnacle of the audio equipment manufacturer's career.
We found the Marshall Major II Bluetooth headphones to be an absolute delight and the audio quality was crystal clear. To put it in context, the Major II Bluetooth headphones were such a well-rounded design that we have made them our primary...
The Marshall Major II Bluetooth headphones can be divisive, but are an ideal pair if you're a fan of the look and like your audio with a big bass response.
Marshall has maintained the Major II's fun, bass-heavy sound signature in its wireless version, but its plastic build and noisy Bluetooth stop it from reaching the pinnacle of the audio equipment manufacturer's...
With classic rock style and performance, Marshall Headphones' Major II Bluetooth carry the torch from their predecessor, offering warm and punchy wireless sound in a comfy design that won't break the bank. The bass gets a little hefty for us at times,...
Marshall's first attempt at Bluetooth headphones are very good. They've got a loud and proud sound signature, which won't suit every musical taste, but they sound great when fed driving music and even sound pretty good with ambient music.The battery...
Marshall excited music lovers a few years back with the unveiling of its then-new headphones, bringing its audio prowess to the most personal of audio items -- headphones -- alongside an iconic and refreshingly different design. The company has released...
Marshall's Bluetooth over-ear headphones are real beauties – especially for travel or beach use, thanks to their collapsible design. You won't pick them up and say, “Wow, these are quality”. But they look intriguing, feel exceptionally light and...
When will these headphones die? That's what I'm thinking two days after switching on Marshall's $150 wireless Major II. The box clearly states "30 hours of playback," but it is a humble fib. It breezed past the 30-hour mark, well, hours ago. If it...
Marshall describes the second generation Marshall Major headphones this way:An impressive second act, the classic Major kicks up its performance a few notches. Updated sound, looks and durability, as well as improved ergonomics, give way to a whole new...
For roughly half a century, the Marshall amp stack has reigned as one of the most iconic pieces of rock and roll paraphernalia, forming a backdrop for some of the genre's biggest acts, from The Who to Led Zeppelin.Marshall has capitalized on that...