Marshall Major III Bluetooth Foldable Headphones – Brown

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The sub-bass synth hits that punctuate the beat are delivered with gusto, but not with so much bass boosting that they sound overwhelmingly strong. The main changes, according to Marshall, come in the form of improved earpads and upgraded 40mm dynamic drivers. Công Ty TNHH Dịch Vụ Giải Trí Đại Nam Sky Music (Dai Nam Sky Music Entertainment Service Company Limited) được thành lập với sứ mệnh giáo dục âm nhạc và nâng cao tình yêu với nghệ thuật của người Việt Nam.

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Slimmer than their predecessors, they have a really stylish look, and the ability to fold them down means they are great for travelling. They’re slightly bassier than the Beats Solo Pro, but this is mainly because the Solo Pro aren’t bassy at all by Beats standards. That’s not an issue for those that primarily listen to genres where bass plays second fiddle to mids and treble, which likely makes up a significant proportion of Marshall’s target audience.Google Assistant support may be the Marshall Major III Voice’s headline-grabbing feature, but battery life is easily at the top of my list of a feature worth shouting about.

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I came away from the Marshall Major III with the same impression left by the Marshall MID Bluetooth. For instance, you can rest assured that these headphones will sound good with rock and other heavy genres.The Marshall Major III Voice are petite on-ear headphones that sport classic Marshall amp-inspired design and more involved smarts than rival units. Marshall estimates battery life to be around 30 hours, but your results will vary with your volume levels. These headphones have a significant upper-mid boost, and these are the frequencies that give crunchy and distorted guitars their character. Even though I'm a freelancer now, PCMag has been my home for well over a decade, and audio gear reviews are still my primary focus.