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| Music-Lover Must-Have: Marshall Minor II Bluetooth Earphones/Headset review |
So have you seen Tiger King on Netflix? Are you also convinced that Carole Baskin fed her husband to her tigers? LOL kidding aside: as you know, I am a music lover (and perhaps, an audiophile too). So after owning a Marshall Killburn speaker for about 3 years now, I had no doubt that Marshall's earphones/headset will also be exceptional. My pick? The Minor II Bluetooth Earphones in Brown!
My husband and I love music so much that we really invest in good quality speakers and earphones. We love hearing every detail in a song, especially them bass lines.
And for us, among the best manufacturers of good and premium-quality speakers is Marshall. They've been making music amplifiers since 1962 so these guys definitely know what they're doing when it comes to amplifiers, speakers, and even earphones.
I originally wanted a Major III Bluetooth headphones (because it's amazing, and is even more amazing with its new Voice feature), but I'm not exactly a headphone-person, so I decided to go for a Minor II Bluetooth Earphones instead.
Marshall Minor II Bluetooth Earphones/Headset Unboxing:
I've been using it for 6 months now, and I've never been more contented with an earphone. It's kind of a big deal coming from me because I was really picky—it took me almost 6 months to finally decide and commit to my chosen one because my ears are small and in-ear earphones hurt. I also am not ready for 100% wireless earphones. 😅
Marshall Minor II Bluetooth Earphones PROS:
• 12 hours of wireless playtime
• Bluetooth 5.0 connectivity up to 30 feet
• Iconic and classic Marshall design
• High-quality sound: rich highs, crisp mids, and clear, balanced bass
• Charges real quick: 20 minutes of charging gives you 2 hours of playtime
• Ear-fit system provides a snug fit for me small ears
• Magnetic pause function: music is automatically paused by attaching the two earpieces together (via magnet)
• Built-in microphones: wirelessly answer, reject or end a call
Marshall Minor II Bluetooth Earphones CONS:
• Not totally wireless as compared to Airpods
• Wire is a bit short
• Quite pricey
• No noise cancellation nor isolation
• Not gym-friendly: not water or sweat-resistant
• Charging is via micro USB
• Microphone is not that good during audio/video calls
• The multi-directional control knob is not very reliable: it's basically a flat joystick
The verdict:
I'd still choose the Marshall Minor II Bluetooth Earphones over other Bluetooth earphones that are not in-ear because it works and suits me best. I've done extensive research before purchasing this, and until now, I've no regret owning one because it met the following criterias I have set:
• Snug fit/comfortability
• Over-all quality
• Aesthetic
• Over-all quality
• Aesthetic
So if you're like me who prioritizes the aforementioned things when looking for a Bluetooth earphone, then definitely, the Marshall Minor II Bluetooth Earphones is for you.
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