Customer Ratings & Reviews

First impression: it’s lightweight, soft, flexible, small, foldable, portable, solid, made mostly of recycled plastic, build quality is impressive. It is a Marshall product and they have yet to disappoint me. It was easy to setup right out of the box. No fuss, no extra bits and bobbles besides the usb-c charging cord and a 3.5mm audio cord which is a huge plus in many scenarios. It has wireless charging which is nice. No carrying case or bag, which can annoy me, but these are so small and compact it isn’t a big issue in this case. Once connected via the app, which was a smooth process, I was able to adjust or customize my sound levels to my preference. Also set up my charging preferences to lengthen the life of the battery down the line. Adjust standby times and customize the M button. Other than that I must say that the app isn’t really needed or wouldn’t be used much after that. Unless you have other Marshall products, like we do. You won’t need the app to get it to work. It’s just for fine tuning. So don’t worry if you don’t have a smart phone or tablet. You can still use the headphones. It does sound great out of the box but it could sound even better when you adjust it to fit your listening style. Heres why I have not been able to test the 3 hr charge time or 100+ hours playback claims. It came with a significant amount of battery juice already. Almost 80% full. So I can’t speak to how long it took to charge from 0 to full, on both wireless charging or usb-c, because after its first full charge, on day 1, and myself using this thing to take calls, listen to music, watch movies, etc. it’s still hanging on to its initial juice. It definitely holds its charge for quite some time. Fantastic! It’s comfortable when placed around my neck, it’s not very heavy. But I do experience a bit of ear discomfort or fatigue after a while. I don’t blame the headphones. It’s my ears. No matter if it’s earbuds, over ear, or on ear, I seem to always have some sort of discomfort after a while. So if you don’t have funny fussy ears like me these would be great for long wear. The ear cups are soft and comfortable (at first). They are much smaller than over ear headphones so do keep that in mind. A few months back, I experienced an ear issue which made me decide to leave my many earbuds alone for a while. So this was perfect for me to take private calls while on the go and listen to music while on walks. It doesn’t have ANC. I am still able to hear what’s going on around me, but it is far from distracting. The clarity is phenomenal, and after adjusting my setting in the app, my sound and music just pops. On calls, the quality is clear. I don’t have people telling me that they can’t hear me. When I switch from the phone to the headset they are unable to tell the difference. When I press the M button for my assistant, it’s very reactive and comes on immediately. The multidirectional button responds quickly and has a nice tactic feel. Overall, if you’re familiar with Marshall and the quality of their products, then this is no different. The build quality and design is beautiful. It’s durable, strong, yet flexible. It’s easy to carry around even without a bag. It lasts for what seems like forever. It’s easy to charge wirelessly if you don’t have a cord. The sound that it produces is fantastic. It’s a great buy.

Great for streaming on the go! The Marshall Major V are lightweight, comfortable, and sound amazing. Long battery life, strong Bluetooth connection, and super portable—perfect for my stream setup.

Comfortable, light weight, very good sound with a super long battery life. Bluetooth connection or use the 3.5mm double ended cord (comes with headphones) for a direct connection or to add a DAC Dangle. I am enjoying these Headphones.

The Marshall Major V headphones were a very pleasant surprise to me. I can’t give objective measurements to back my impressions, but subjectively, music just felt very “alive” while listening to them. In short, they were a joy to listen to. They aren’t perfect, and there are some features lacking that could take these to the next level, but overall, there’s a lot of like or even love about these. The headphones are of an on-ear type and have an attractive retro look to them, with the iconic Marshall logo emblazoned on the outside of each side. I found the headphones pretty comfortable for extended listening and not fatiguing, with sufficient padding on both the headband and ears. The left side has the configurable Marshall button, which by default is set as Spotify Tap. That’s my standard music platform, and the feature worked well–it launches into a music playlist based upon your preferences. The right side has the USB-C charging port (though wireless charging is an option as well) and the 3.5mm audio jack (both a short USB cord and a long coiled audio cord are included). Also on the right side is one of the best features: a small metal knob that acts like a joystick. I really liked this interface: rather than a complicated set of flat touch panels like some headphones use for on-device controls, this one is simple and intuitive to use because it’s a physical object to touch. You can use it to raise and lower the volume by moving up or down, or move through a playlist back and forth moving side to side, along with clicking it to pause. The good ergonomics are matched with fantastic battery life. They’re rated up to 100 hours and while I didn’t time things, the battery dissipates incredibly slowly based on the Marshall app's battery status indicator. Especially with the wireless charging option, keeping these powered should not be an issue. Within the app, there is a battery preservation setting that allows you to adjust maximum charge, charging speed, or adjust the charging speed based upon temperature. I opted for the “standard” measure, which caps the battery at 90%. The Marshall Bluetooth app is good and gives a fair amount of features, although it is not strictly necessary for operation. In addition to charge level and battery options, there are settings for the M-button configuration, power off settings, and of course, EQ. There are two EQ presets that can be configured. The first one is the standard Marshall EQ, which I found I liked overall the best. The second one includes a custom preset to adjust your own EQ curve along with presets like bass boost, treble boost, mid boost or mid reduction. Somewhat confusingly, the Marshall EQ is listed again in the second preset list. The M-button can be changed to toggle between the 2 EQ general presets from the default Spotify Tap, or be used to launch your phone’s voice assistant. Across all genres of music, I just really loved these. As one might suspect, popular music, especially rock, sounds great. Dance music really benefited from the impressive bass output these have, while for classical music, it might have brought the bass up a little too much. But I was generally satisfied with its performance in everything. A few misses: these lack noise canceling, which is a feature that I really love while traveling, especially by air. They also are not quiet in terms of the environment—my family said they could easily tell what I was listening to. And while these do fold up to be really compact, I don’t know that these would be my go-to headphones for travel, especially if flying. They also do not come with a case, which would’ve been nice to keep everything together (headphones, USB cable, and 3.5mm cord). Those caveats aside, these headphones are my first choice for listening in my home now, supplanting some other very well-regarded models. I just like the way my favorite music sounds through these: studio recordings feel live, and live recordings feel like you’re there. That’s a very subjective review, but I suspect if you like classic rock and pop music, along with contemporary pop, you’ll really like these. I did some limited testing with video and found that I didn’t have any issue with lip sync, but I largely kept my testing focused on music. And for music, these were just splendid. Recommended.

I understand there are other options of on ear but these headphones are the best for me. Lightweight, durable, long lasting battery. Great for picking it up on the go and not have to worry about them being dead. These collapse to a small form factor too. The sound is amazing for on ear. No noise canceling but passive noise canceling is ok. I knew that before buying these. I would 100% recommend these to anyone.

Growing up as a Metal Head in the 80's (when there were actual great musicians that didn't use backing tracks or auto tune), Marshall was the standard amps on stage. These headphones continue the Marshall tradition of the wall of sound. Comfortable headphones, stylish, and the sound is amazing!! I'm so happy u bought these for myself! I also own the Marshall Motif II A.N.C earbuds. I will always rep Marshall!! Bose blows...

For the money you pay great product! Battery outstanding! Strong build quality! Comfortable ear cups although they get really warm fast. Good Sound- I was able to hear some background voices , whispers or noises I couldn't hear before! For 90$ I paid it's really good!

The Marshall Major V packs powerful, energetic sound with punchy bass and clear highs in a classic Marshall design. Great battery life, solid comfort, and premium build make it a standout everyday headphone.

Looks great, sounds amazing, the battery life is exceptional, over all a really good product

I’ve used these headphones for the past 5 years and not once have had a problem, the sound quality is out of this world. Gone on countless road trips and flights without ever having to worry about the battery life.

Perfect hadphones. Nice design, excelent sound quality and battery life in insane!

Marshall headphones combine iconic design with impressive sound quality, making them a favorite among music lovers who appreciate both style and performance. Known for their vintage-inspired look, these headphones stand out with their classic leather and metal accents, giving a premium and rugged feel. Sound-wise, Marshall headphones deliver rich, well-balanced audio with clear mids, punchy bass, and crisp highs. They tend to excel at rock and acoustic genres, staying true to the brand’s musical heritage. The soundstage is generally immersive, though not as expansive as some high-end audiophile headphones.

The Marshall Major V Headphones are an amazing pick for those who want a small, simple, and great sounding set of headphones without being too expensive that can easily be carried around. One perk of these headphones is the fact of how small they are. I find myself easily being able to clip the headphones together and toss them in my bag as someone who commutes daily. The sound qualify itself is great, no matter what EQ setting the headphone is on, the music still sounds amazing.

These sound great playing music & just as good when making calls. The call recipient says i sound clear. The app seamlessly integrates with my Samsung phone, so it's an easy set up. Headphones are comfortable although i wore them for a short period, testing them.

Fits well over the ears and head. Sound quality is good. Have been using since last 1 month and no complaints. Good value for money

Nice little headphones, Soundwell, and very easy to use. They look nice as well!

Great sound and fairly compact. They should come in a hard sided case for the price. Quality you would expect from Marshall. I would buy them again.

These headphone have great sound quality is great and the battery lasts for daya without charging.

Soind quality is great. Battery life is amazing. Simple design works better than rouxh controls

Excellent price good sound for price and fast shipping