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Marshall Mid Bluetooth headphones review

Posted on December 8, 2016August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Marshall released its first pair of Bluetooth headphones earlier in 2016 called the Marshall Major II. Ready to rock on the move, these headphones offered a fun listening experience that was slightly let down by a cheap build and imbalanced sound.

Now Marshall is back with its new and more compact but still wireless Mid Bluetooth headphones.

They’re on-ear headphones with great battery life, and a couple of interesting features, but unfortunately they’re not the best sounding cans around.

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Design

One of the big draws of Marshall headphones is the brand itself. The name is iconic and the design inspired by its amps is distinctive.
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