Marshall - Minor III True Wireless Heaphones - Black

Bought these for the high quality sound reputation of Marshall. Gotta say music sounds amazing! Call quality sounded good however i didn’t get a chance to try them around a noisy environment so couldn’t give any feedback on the surrounding noise canceling quality. Had to return them because after 10 days of daily use they are very uncomfortable after wearing them for about 1 hour. For some reason my ears were hurting so couldn’t have them for anything over an hour. Which pretty much brings them down to a limited use daily. That’s the reason I’m giving this earbuds 3 stars overall.

The Marshall MINOR III earbuds are perfect for those looking for wireless earphones that are highly functional, have very clear sound, and have good bass, with a large amount of battery life. Marshall’s earbuds include their charging and carrying case as well as a USB C cable for charging. At first glance, the case aesthetic does a good job of capturing one’s attention. The Marshall logo in the front reminds you of guitars and good sound, while the texture of the case highly elevates the overall look. The plastic case has a hard-textured snakeskin feel while the weight of the earbuds and case is moderate. It’s not too lightweight to feel cheap, and thick enough to feel and look high quality. Setting up the earbuds was easy. When I first opened the package, they had enough charge to get them connected to my phone. My Android phone actually read/scanned the new Bluetooth device nearby without me having to go into the settings to look them up. Once the notification popped up, I connected them easily. I began using them and testing them by listening to music and streaming my favorite shows. Right off the bat, I noticed some really cool features. First, if I removed either the left or right earbuds, whatever was playing would automatically pause. As soon as I placed the earbud back on, it would continue playing. Also, I noticed that if I touched any earbud purposefully or fixed it, it would also sense the touch and pause/play. With time, I’ve come to find that you are also able to use the earbud for voice commands for whichever voice assistant you have set up on your phone, which I thought was a big plus. However, I would say they might be a little too sensitive. While on a call, if you touch the earbud accidentally, it will end the call for you. As for the fit, I’m not too sure what to say. Besides being open earbuds that are easy to clean, they can start feeling uncomfortable after a couple of hours of wear. They fit well in your ear and don’t threaten to fall out, but they don’t have an earbud cushion that helps give a more comfortable fit or help cancel out noise a little better. To me, one of the biggest features the MINOR III earbuds offer is the quick charge. They only take about an hour to fully charge and last up to 25 hours of audio playback time! The sound quality does not decline as the battery gets close to dying. In my experience, the earbuds have not gotten to the point of dying on me because the battery lasts long before I know it must be time to charge again. My phone also provides me with the battery life indicator through the Bluetooth device's info. Overall I would recommend these affordable and long-lasting battery earbuds to anyone looking for great quality audio. The battery life is great to use the earbuds while on the go and not having to worry about charging them as frequently as well.

Bought this about 4 months ago. Case lid broke off already and the earbuds wont connect to my phone. Marshall said it is not covered by warranty.

The Marshall’s unboxing experience never disappoints. The case is superb and wrapped in the same texture as their speakers and I’m in lust with them. Upon opening, the design just shouts at you in a stunning, but hardcore way. Wow the magnet on the buds and case is very strong. I shook these things vigorously and they went no where. You can control the audio from both ear pieces which is nice. I miss not having volume control with these style ear pieces. The sound is crisp, clear and calls are the same. However, I feel like the volume that’s set for the ear pieces is low. I would turn my phone or laptop all the way up and it still wasn’t very loud. The sound doesn’t get blown out. It’s a comfortable level but still delivering their quality sound and I love that. The bass, highs, lows and everything in between is right where it needs to be. Fast setup. Press the button at the bottom, sync Bluetooth and your off to the races. The charging cord is short. Most people don’t have their outlets on their nightstands or side tables, so charging on the floor becomes a thing. Lol. I’m assuming here they are expecting you to be tied to a computer. But the cord itself is nice and keeps in line with the Marshalls aesthetic. The upside to this is having the ability to charge the case wirelessly. I experience ear fatigue with just about every earpiece, even the ones that declare you won’t experience it. At first, it felt a little bit uncomfortable as it has a slight very fine texture compared to the AirPods slick covering. However, I wore one (no sound) while building onto our deck, and forgot it was there until it slipped out of my ear. I’m sure that I will experience ear fatigue at some point, but to minimize the effects of that I typically wear one at a time. I do that with all earpieces, from experience. Now I did experience some issues with them on initial use. Every time I bent down, I would hear a sound and my music or whatever I was playing would have a pause, that lasted a second, and come back on. Also I would leave my device on the inside table that is right next to the deck and as I walked out there would be dropped sound and interfering static. So the Bluetooth signal was a bit week. So I fully charged it, and tried it again. No issues. Bluetooth signal was just fine and the world was right again. So make sure to fully charge upon opening. I didn’t see anywhere on the box or manual where it can be used with one of the Marshalls apps to fine tune the settings for them. I find that I don’t mess with those once I’ve initially set my customized settings anyway so I didn’t really miss that here. But for those who like the extra control, these may not be for you. Now if they can operate with the app then these are even extra special for those who are inclined to make their bass “bassier” :). It doesn’t completely shut out outside noise but it filters it very well. When both are in my ear, I’m in my own world and barely notice any disturbances around me. But I’ve enjoyed these very much.

Marshall minor 3 true wireless, the good looking earbuds. First thing when I opened the box was like this is not the average earbuds. The mate black and the texture on the case caught my attention real quick. It looks like leather but is not, it feels nice even though it is plastic, and I can say it will be durable. This thing will not scratch easy, so putting it in the pocket with coins or keys will not be an issue. The case has wireless charging capabilities and it can also be charged with the included USBC cable. It holds 20 hours of charge which is enough to get you by for a few days. Pairing them was very simple: open your Bluetooth setting, hit the pairing button on the case and that will be it. The headphones look very similar to airpods and are used practically the same way, they sit on your ears. They are very light and won't come off during normal everyday usage but I’ll not recommend them for sports. They port similar texture as the case which is nice to keep the same formality and you can also get a nice grip on them. These earbuds are rated for 5hr continuous play time. With the case you add an additional 20 hrs. Their sound is not the greatest but they are ok. They can be loud but I wished it had better mids and lows. They also do not have noise canceling. During phone calls the other person was able to hear me just fine and vice versa. They have touch control and a very neat feature that the controls work the same for both earbuds, not like some that the right do one thing and the left another. That is great when you’re using only one side. Overall these are nice budget earbuds which give you a lot of good features for the price. Portability, battery life, simplicity, style and technology. In the box you get the earbuds, the case, USBC cable and some manuals.