Questions & Answers

Q: QuestionCan I use these headphones with a wired connection?

• A:Answer Yes, the headphones come with a detachable cord for wired use.

Q: QuestionWhat is the Bluetooth version of these headphones?

• A:Answer These headphones use Bluetooth version 5.3.

Q: QuestionHow long does it take to fully charge the headphones?

• A:Answer It takes 3 hours to fully charge the headphones.

Q: QuestionWhat is the maximum range for wireless connectivity?

• A:Answer The maximum wireless range is 33 feet.

Q: QuestionDo these headphones have a foldable design?

• A:Answer Yes, the Major V headphones have a foldable design for easy storage and transport.

Q: QuestionWhat is the battery life of these Marshall headphones?

• A:Answer These headphones provide over 100 hours of playtime on a single charge.

Q: QuestionAre these headphones compatible with wireless charging?

• A:Answer Yes, the Major V headphones support wireless charging for added convenience.

Q: QuestionWhat is the driver size in these headphones?

• A:Answer The driver size is 40 millimeters.

Q: QuestionDoes this model have active noise cancellation?

• A:Answer No, the Major V does not have active noise cancellation.

Q: QuestionWhat’s the difference between the lV and the v?

Asked 9 months ago by Momsdaughter71.

This question was asked about the related product: Marshall - Major V Wireless On-Ear Bluetooth Headphones with Lightweight Foldable Design and Microphone for Calls - Cream

• A:Answer Battery Life: Major 5 provides over 100 hours of playtime, compared to the Major 4's 80+ hours. Charging: Major 5 uses USB-C and has a battery preservation function, while the Major 4 uses micro-USB. Bluetooth: Major 5 features Bluetooth 5.3 and supports modern audio codecs like LC3, unlike the Major 4's earlier Bluetooth 5.0 and SBC codec. Sound Quality: The Major 5 offers a refined sound with clearer mids and a better bass response, as well as a more airy soundstage. Durability & Comfort: The Major 5 has improved build quality and a reinforced headband for better durability and comfort. Smart Features: The Major 5 includes an M button to customize functions, such as switching between EQ presets, activating a voice assistant, or launching Spotify, all accessible through the Marshall app

  Answered 7 months ago by Ryan

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Q: QuestionDo these have a California p65 warning? Do they contain lead?

Asked 6 days ago by Matt.

This question was asked about the related product: Marshall - Major V Wireless On-Ear Bluetooth Headphones with Lightweight Foldable Design and Microphone for Calls - Midnight Blue

Q: QuestionAre these fake leather?

Asked 5 months ago by Sam.

• A:Answer Not leather.

  Answered 1 month ago by lostuserVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionCan you use these as guitar amplifier headphones? IE, connect to your guitar amplifier with an adapter cable and get your amp sound to these?

Asked 6 months ago by BoCFus.

• A:Answer yes you can

  Answered 2 weeks ago by JoeB

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Q: Questionwhat is the use of multi directional control knob

Asked 11 months ago by ricky.

• A:Answer ‘s just a brass little joystick on the right earcup. it has 4 directional inputs and one more for pressing down. There’s different commands for doing each of those actions twice also. The actual knob is really small, but you can get your finger on it pretty easily, even my hands are a bit chunky and it isn’t too bad to use. It can accept/decline calls, jump back/forwards a song, and volume up/down, I forget the other functions, just look up the video on marshall’s yt page if you want a more in-depth answer

  Answered 6 months ago by FiggR

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Q: QuestionAre they LOUD!!!!

Asked 1 year ago by Loud.

• A:Answer not really, they ain’t bass boosted, that’s for sure; they get to a good loudness for casual listening, my general test is for classical music anyways.

  Answered 6 months ago by FiggR

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