Marshall Minor II Bluetooth

Brilliant sound quality ; Stylish ; Long battery life

Expensive ; Uncomfortable

The Marshall Minor IIs look and sound great, but they aren’t very comfortable to wear for long periods.

Powerful bass depth. Smart use of audio cable as fit-stabilizing loop. Inline remote has excellent multifunction control.

Expensive. Uncomfortable in-ear fit. Earbud design doesn't seal off canal, resulting in inconsistent ear-to-ear audio and bass response. No eartips.

The Minor II Bluetooth earbuds are an anomaly in an otherwise well-designed, great-sounding lineup from Marshall. They're capable of a quality sound signature, but they're just as likely to sound like a bass-boosted disaster devoid of high-mid...

These really are a nifty little set of true wireless ear buds that deliver great sound across a variety of genres. Plus, the customisable EQ adds life to whatever you’re listening to if you need.

They sit at the expensive end of the ratio, and without being able to check out the offered extra ear tips I can’t say they were the best fit.

Look cool, sound great, Marshall have delivered a sweet little set of earbuds to back up their iconic name.

They cost $130, though you can often find them on sale for a bit less than that.

Cool men diskret design ; Bekvämligheten ; Tung bas ; 12 h batteritid

Ej perfekta för alla musikgenrer ; Bullerkänsliga

Marshall har länge imponerat med sina fasligt snygga och välljudande hörlurar, till ett inte alltför smärtsamt pris.

Overraskende tung bass til å være øreplugger. Sitter fast takket være fiffig sløyfe.

Ikke vannbeskyttelse. Kan føles ubekvemme. Låter hvast med orkestermusikk.

Dank Universalpassung leicht einzusetzenGuter KlangDichten nicht komplett ab

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Die Minor II erinnern von Design an die bekannten Gitarren-Verstärker.