Marshall Major III Bluetooth Foldable Headphones – Brown

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The aim with Google Assistant headphones such as this is to get close to what Apple offers with its headphones featuring the H1 or W1 chipsets – but we’re not close to that seamless experience yet. Marshall Major III Voice sound quality – A change in tone makes for a more agreeable and coherent sound Hier zählt nur der Klang. Möglichst authentisch, wie im Studio geplant, möglichst weites Hörfeld für ein maximales „Mittendrin-Abtauch“-Gefühl. Nebengeräusche durch Berührungen am Kabel oder Bluetooth-Rauschen stören extrem. Getestet wurde an einem Samsung S9 und einem Laptop mit Realtek High-Res. Den Test an der HiFi-Anlage habe ich mir gespart – hier werde ich die Kopfhörer sowieso nicht nutzen. Aber die Standboxen B&W DM603 wurden als Referenz hinzugezogen und über einen Verstärker ebenfalls an Handy und Laptop angeschlossen. Als kleine Besonderheit, um die Unverfälschtheit am ehesten beurteilen zu können habe ich versucht festzustellen, wie nah am Original Klavierklang sich eigene Aufnahmen anhören (Aufgenommen mit dem H2N Zoom, der einfach toll ist) Design: a retro look, good touch and feel available in 3 colours all of which will feel premium and sturdy. Its quite flexible as well. Als beste Bluetoother (Klasse 2, also eigentlich unbedenklich) haben hier der Pioneer (Over-Ear) und der Marshall (On-Ear) abgeschnitten, die auch die geringsten Störgeräusche hatten und insgesamt durchaus zu empfehlen sind - mich hat nur die geschlossene Bauform sehr gestört – beim Computerspielen, weil man die eigene Stimme verzerrt hört, und beim Musikhören die Störgeräusche beim Berühren des Kabels. Preis-Leistung ist beim Pioneer hervorragend, wenn die genannten Probleme nicht für Sie nicht relevant sind. Ähnliches gilt – kabelgebunden – für den Superlux. Preis-Klang-Verhältnis fantastisch, durch das Schwitzmaterial aber leider unbrauchbar.

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Hier muss der Kopfhörer Straßengeräusche durchlassen und dauerhaft passgenau sitzen. Unvermeidliche Kopfbewegungen (oder gelegentlicher Zug am Kabel) dürfen weder die Ohrmuschel in Mitleidenschaft ziehen noch zu doppelter Fahrtdauer führen, weil man den Funkhörer hinter sich auf der Straße suchen muss. The Bluetooth Major III are almost twice the cost. However, in return you get solid Bluetooth stability, high-quality aptX streaming, and up to 30 hours of battery life. Noise cancelling: well firstly its not over the ear so passively speaking it does not cut out as much as an over the ear would. But once put on and listening, i frankly did not hear sounds outside of the music, even while sitting with family and they watched tv. But if active noise cancelling is one of your main criteria then no, it does not have ANC. Another significant update for the Marshall III headphones is that the plastic adjustment sliders are now made with metal, allowing for more strength and durability. There’s also the option to fold your headphones down for easier transportation. Marshall Major III review: Features You can also hold down that same button to talk to your phone’s assistant using the Major’s mic. Marshall Major III Voice design — A comfortable pair of on-earsThe first pair of Major IIIs that Marshall sent in actually had an issue with the headband, resulting in deformations. It was likely a one-off, but is a pitfall of a weaker structure as opposed to a single continuous piece of metal, as seen in the MID headphones. 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. These headphones last “up to 60 hours” following a single charge. So long, in fact, that it’s difficult to test this figure while also using them in a remotely normal way. Considering all the aspects absolutely. Again my emphasis on sound quality, its clean, bright, guitars sound great be it clean or distortion. Percussions are tight as well. Just not the super thump bass generally expected out of headphones, that’s all.

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Battery life is exceptional, with 60 hours of wireless playtime on a single charge; that should be more than enough to get you through your weekly commute, and it leaves many of the best wireless headphones in the dust. Another great thing about the Marshal Major III Bluetooth headphones is that they have a very decent battery life. You can enjoy up to 30 hours of audio without recharging. The Google link-up is separate to the standard Bluetooth link-up, and the Google one failed on me a few times. Of course, most of you will only have to pair up a few times, if not once. So to sum it up, in a price range of under 10k this is a good choice, great choice even, if you have a specific taste in music genres like i mentioned above. I didn’t find their wireless performance perfect, though. When heading into busy areas – such as London’s Victoria station – there were occasional blips, and the pairing process is a little more confusing than a standard set of Bluetooth headphones.

Für mich hat sich also herausgestellt, dass ein Kopfhörer mit offener Bauform optimal ist, da ich weite Klangräume liebe und dies bei Computerspielen hilfreich ist – ob zur Ortung von Gegnern oder für immersiveres Ambiente. Jegliche Nebengeräusch-Produzenten fallen raus. That’s certainly the case with the Marshall Major III Bluetooth headset. Despite a premium appearance, these headphones are wonderfully affordable, as well as lightweight and versatile. Let’s take a closer look at what you can accomplish with the Marshall Major headphones. Marshall Major III review: Design and size