Marshall Major V On-Ear Bluetooth Headphones, Wireless, Black, Long Battery Life

I just received these in the mail and could not be happier—more like joyful that I made this purchase. In the picture, you see the Marshall Major V pictured along with my YH-E700A Wireless Noise Cancelling Headphones by Yamaha. Although I’m happy with my Yamaha headphones, the Marshalls have something that, in all my research, proved to be true. The best way to describe them is that they are precise. All the frequencies dance in your ears. As one reviewer said, “You hear everything, and it’s exciting!” Once I charged the headphones and connected them with the Marshall app, I performed a one-hour burn-in. Then I dialed in the sound with the equalizer on the app and started my journey through various music genres to test the Marshall headphones’ ability to go from each, which included Rock, R&B, Pop, Jazz, Amipiano, Gospel, etc., with very, very little to no distortion that would require me to make equalizer adjustments going from each one. They are more precise than my Yamaha headphones, which could benefit from an EQ in the app provided for them. Although they have a better sound stage experience, the Marshall headphones also offer a very decent sound stage experience. As for the headphones themselves, as light as they are, they seem to be very well constructed and very friendly to the ear as they relate to the usage experience. I bought these as a new travel pair to use my Yamaha headphones for more critical listening at home. Pulling the purchase trigger on the Marshall Major V headphones took me a while, but I’m glad I did. I researched all of the headphones I have owned and could not be happier with my purchases. However, I am most proud of the Marshall Major V On-Ear Headphones.