Marshall Major IV On Ear Bluetooth Headphones, Wireless

 

These are absolute quality. The materials used are top of the range feeling both sturdy and light. The sound quality is the best iv ever had in headphones. I’m hearing parts of music I haven’t heard before using other products. Highly recommended.

 

If you like Metal, rock or any alt genre…this one is the right one for you. I used to own beats studio, they were only good with rap and pop songs..

 

Fantastic sound as I expected they would be coming from Marshall.
Then brand attracted me to them and they don’t disappoint.
I like classic Rock, Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin etc and just as with their classic guitar amps they are the perfect companion to this genre of music.
Put them on sit back and enjoy.
Or get the broom handle out and jam with Page, Clapton Gilmour and Co.

 

You dont need to spend for a really good sounds and a good bass. There is always be one Marshall for your ears.
After the small ones, the Major IV make my ears smile. Now I can hear what I never hear before.
The way of folding is only negative side of Marshall Mayor IV

 

I was looking for headphones that were ‘Loud’ & ‘Quality’ for the gym.
These are fab, they are loud and great quality. Once I worked out how to turn on and off the bluetooth, they work every time. Very happy because these headphones don’t ‘dictate’ to me how loud they will go. They are made by Marshall (who have made amplifiers and sound gear for all the rock bands since the 1960’s).

 

hese headphones are great sound quality which i think makes up for the lack of noise cancellation. only issue ive experienced is after long listening times the headphones can sometimes bug and turn themselves off.

 

Long story short. I purchased some AirPod pros to upgrade from my original ones, but they kept falling out so went for the 3rd gens but again, same issue decided to give these a try and I’m impressed.

They fit comfortably on the ears with the cushions being soft.

I’m not sure if they have dedicated noise cancellation, but when on the ears, a decent level of outside noise is kept out.

Then on to sound, this is where I’m really impressed.. music sounded punchy with great bass levels, but importantly not over kill. Spoken words are clear and when listening to music you really hear the details from the instruments.

Battery life I haven’t tested yet, this is my first evening using them, but so far so good.

The button on the headphone is brilliant, you can control so many things and it works perfectly.

Finally, lag when watching YouTube or anything like that.. I’m pleased to confirm there is no lag whatsoever with these.. I am genuinely impressed with them and would recommend to anyone.

 

I have been very good this year so I decided to reward my hard work with headphones to compliment the usual in ear buds I normally use. I entertained Bose for some time, but I considered ANC as unnecessary for home use and the manufacturers seemed slow to react to market changes (BT5.0, USB-C etc.).
Marshall was known but I had never experienced their product and anyway they seemed specialist and expensive (OK so Bose are more expensive but usage seemed more generic). A Black Friday offer caught my eye and I spent a while checking out the Major IV, then forgetting about it then finding myself coming back to them. I ordered them for the BF price as well as a qi charger and case from other suppliers.
When everything arrived I was surprised at how small the headphones are (they are ON EAR after all, I remembered) but had the guitar players look I had expected and fit comfortably enough. Already charged, I had a quick read of the leaflet and put them to work. Power On was a Power Chord of such clarity I had to indicate to a friend that I had just had my toes curled and the test track was Black Sabbath by Black Sabbath. Mind. . .blown. The Clash, U2, Evanescence, Foo Fighters, Tracy Chapman, Adele and Hagalz Runedance all sound fresh and new through the Major IV. Out of curiosity I linked the TV and found the same results with normal programming and movies, clearer audible definite separation of highs, mids, and though the bass ain’t BANGING it is full and we’ll rounded.
USB-C and qi charging is simple and, with a fast charging USB plug. . . um. . .fast. Some reviews have stated qi charging problematic but with a little thought about folding and positioning it is straightforward. The actual lifetime of the charged battery is yet to be determined but an evenings use had hardly dented it. The 3.5mm Jack works as it should and has the extendable guitar amp look about it.
My only concern is the wire going through the headband to the phones themselves, putting the headphones back in the box I caught the wire on something and had a minor panic attack before checking showed no damage done. The hard case bought for the purpose now houses phones, USB C and 3.5mm leads safely when not in use.
Over all, after checking back to write a review I noticed the price had risen nearer to the RRP so I timed the purchase right. Now excuse me, apparently the Major IV and the Marshall signature sound fit punk so it’s P. I. L. next, or I could be wrong (I could be right!).

 

The sound quality is amazing (mostly I listen hip hop and rap) although it takes you few days to the fact that the bass are not strong as you might be used too (but I see this as a +, Marshall doesn’t try to cover lack of quality by pumping basses)

Perfect for podcasts. Again the quality of the sounds reflect a lot on voice.
The joystick makes very easy to use and very helpful.

Battery last forever, I charge it maybe once every 2 weeks.

The only small problem (but I knew it before purchasing) they are not noise cancelling. But I don’t mind.