Customer Ratings & Reviews

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.

Marshall Minor lll wireless earbuds, it has a cool case black textured reminds me of a real Marshall amp, I’m the box it has charging case, type charging cord, earbuds & quick start guide. It was a quick & easy Bluetooth connect had to hold button under the case to get it to connect to your phone. They have auto pause if you remove the buds from your ears you music will pause you can use just one bud if you want. They are a basic pair of earbuds ready to use once connected there is no noise canceling they do not have an app to adjust anything. The Manuel that comes with the earbuds has instructions on how to work them the volume, skip forward/back, answer hang ups calls, that’s it. The sound quality is okay I expected more from Marshal kinda disappointed the volume is low they don’t get very loud I had the volume all the way up, the buds Matt black has a slight texture to them I’m not sure if it’s the texture or style/shape of the earbud but they weren’t very comfortable & did it sit well kept slipping out does not have the options to change size of bud, they are not sweat or water proof they are okay if they get splashed according to the Manuel had to change to my other earbuds 10 mins into a basic workout cause they kept falling out. So sad I was excited about Marshall earbuds being that I have other products & they are pretty awesome.

These Marshall Minor III wireless headphones are spectacular in the sound quality that they deliver. As an iPhone user I have used Apple AirPods regularly but I feel that the Marshall Minor III offers me better sound quality and better looks. The black earbuds stand apart from the competitors. They offer a similar shape to the AirPods, with a textured look to the stem, along with a golden accent on the base of the stem. The case is sturdy and durable, which allows for wireless charging and also USB-C charging with the included cable. This case also has a unique look with a textured black shell that looks pretty cool. You can get your earbuds and keep them running all day long with a 25 hour playtime with a full charge. They are quite easy to pair up with my Apple iPhone and is a pretty seamless experience. The open fit earbuds are very similar to the shape and fit of Apple AirPods. The fit in the Marshall headphones seems to fit better and looks more appealing to the eye. The stem seems to be a bit shorter and the textured black stem seems to fit closer to the ear. The sound quality is where I noticed an immediate difference. The music I listen to sounds much more crisp and richer. The sound and tones seem to be fuller. I felt the music was more enjoyable with the 12mm custom tuned drivers playing music the way it’s intended to be heard. Another nice feature with the Marshall earbuds is the touch controls. I’m able to control my music and my calls. The touch controls take a moment to learn and get used to but they are responsive and work very well. Equipped with Bluetooth 5.2 works quickly on my iPhone. These are great for workout as they are also water resistant for minor splashes or sweating. The microphones on the Marshall earbuds work very well and my conversations have been clear and easy to understand with my phone call recipient. The headphones will also stop playing when they sense you have taken them out of your year, and this is great so I don’t miss any of my songs. PRO: Stylish good looks Sound quality depth and clarity Price Wireless charging Auto play and stop feature CON: Lack of color choices

These earbuds are a bit of a roller coaster as far as pros and cons overall. PROS - Nice, sleek feel - Very similar to AirPods - Easy connectivity - Plays music for extended periods with no dropping - Music stops when earbuds are removed from ears - Good battery life CONS - Does not come with an app - Drops my calls repeatedly after a few minutes - Buds don't feel great in the ear after a while - Casing feels a tad cheap The bass on these earbuds is decent and will get the job done, but they are nothing to marvel at really. Sound quality is good, as are the other features such as noise cancellation and volume control, but considering the price point, I would expect a little more. The earlier generation AirPods are slightly cheaper on Amazon right now ($99) and they are better than mediocre, so I guess to each his own. If you are not an Apple fan, these buds should do just fine --- but if you are a musician or simply someone with an ear for sound quality, bass, I'd lower my expectations slightly. Overall though, these are a solid purchase if you're considering, the battery life is definitely a huge plus, and Marshall is a highly trusted brand in the industry.

I've spend a couple of hours using these and I definitely love them a lot better than my Apple AirPods. I charged them up to a full charge in about an hour and a half and I was ready to go. Charging took no time at all. I love the option to use the included usb-c cable to charge them or using my wireless charging dock. They are definitely a little smaller than the apple AirPods. They don't hang as low and the fit in ear feels a little different. They almost feel like they're not there and you forget you have them in your ears but they are still very comfortable. The one feature that I noticed that was missing was the ability to view the battery level of the charging case and the ear pieces themselves when opening the case like you could with the Apple AirPods. The feature is there but instead of opening the case I actually had to go to the Bluetooth settings in my phone where it shows the battery level of the paired device. The feature is there just not as accessible as the Apple brand. They easily paired to my iPhone the same way my AirPods did through Bluetooth. The sound quality is amazing! Marshal makes a great amp! Why wouldn't the make a great quality sounding product I wouldn't expect anything less from them. The sound is crips and clear and are actually louder than the apple AirPods. The touch controls feature is pretty cool and handy. 1 touch to play/pause or receive/end a call 2 touches to skip forward or reject a call and 3 touches to skip backward. Definitely a cool feature when listening to music and you receive phone call unexpectedly. You can't beat the price for these wireless earbuds. Definitely worth it if you don't feel like paying the price the Apple brand and want the same sound quality. They are very durable and don't feel cheap or flimsy at all. I would definitely recommend these to any audio enthusiast. 2 thumbs up!

Do you want to buy Airpods but don't want to give any of your money to Apple? Just buy these and you're set. But of course when you copy Apple's design, you also copy their problems. The package is nice and minimal but could be a bit smaller but it honestly doesn't matter too much. The case and buds are all plastic, which is something I wish they copied closer. I think a metal hinge would have been a huge benefit with the longevity and just nice feel for the case. The case and buds have a semi rough feel to them, the opposite of the polished plastic of the airpods and of course it has usb c. The sound is what I expected, an emphasis on bass in order to make up for lack of seal. Making some adjustments to the sound by moving the buds around should note that the touch sensitive areas are basically on the 'M' of the buds, so grab it by the stem to adjust accordingly. I haven't tried phone calls but I can say that the buds themselves are just nice. They are basically the opposite of the airpods in many respects, minus the sound quality. These do have auto pause so when you pull one out they will pause your music or video and should auto play when put back in, but this is a little inconsistent for me, but I tend to use my apps differently. I very much wish I could turn off auto pause but I can only turn off touch controls and nothing else. But that doesn't stop me from liking these quite a lot. In the end, if you want edgier airpods you got them. They work with anything bluetooth, don't need to sync with your google account, use usb c, are black, are rough and not polished and are just overall a very impressive alternative with similar style, please get them.

These ear buds were super simple to set up, probably the easiest ever, they came charged so I just pressed the power button , connected Bluetooth & was ready for listening. The case is small & compact & looks like it’s wrapped in Tolex like their amps. They charge quickly & use little power because I’ve worn them a few hours & when I put them back in the magnetic charging & case they’re charged in minutes. They’re suppose to have 25 hours of playtime. The ear buds themselves remind me of Apple air pods, which I do not have. The controls are simple using 1 tap to play/ stop, 2 taps to skip a song, 3 to go back, which works easily. The sound is very good & clear, I was hoping for a little better because I have the Marshall Stanmore speaker which sounds amazing. I think my Bose ear buds still have the best sound. I have small ears & found that these fit a bit large & sit a bit strange in my ears, it’s like they don’t fit snugly. They don’t have any adjustable ear piece tips. The range was good but also strange, I can walk all the way to my back yard & not lose connection, we have 3/4 of an acre, but in my bedroom of my rancher it was constantly breaking up.I could not pair my iPhone 13 with them, it just didn’t recognize them so I can’t comment on sound of calls. All my pairing was with an iPod. The case also has a round bottom so you can never stand it up. Besides the few things I didn’t like they really aren’t bad overall & if you’re not looking to spend a fortune on ear buds they definitely sound good for the money.

never owned Marshall earbuds before but I have tried various of other wireless earbuds from the past and experienced all type from the past, but Marshall Minor III true wireless earbuds is hands down my favorite earbuds so far, just from the design esthetic these looks like an airpods that works pretty much the same. this earbud cost $129 and the packaging looks premium, very simplistic design. Marshall Minor III case feels so much better it’s texturized, in hands feels like I get better grip holding the case compared to airpods, it’s also lighter than airpod case, I do wish it provide a tad bit more weights to it. Minor III support up to 25 hrs of wireless playtime, that’s more than enough for me, as long as it can actually provide those hours unlike most earbud who shares such a high number but the play time is way lower the actual earbud it’s self it’s definitely reminds me of airbuds the design are basically the same, which it’s not a negative at all, but the textured look of Marshall is hands down a better look, the hind of brass on bottom stand out on its own. audio quality is fantastic, clarity is all there, I did not experience muffled audio of any kind, it’s been a pleasure using Minor III for the past few days. testing for calls also sounds great from my mic quality to audio quality while talking on the phone. the touch controls are also simple enough to understand, Skullcandys earbuds was hard to remember of how much press and hold I gotta memorize, with Marshall Minor III is much more simplified with less pressing. Marshall Manor III got my vote as my favorite earbuds so far, you don’t need an extra app to be installed to do some adjustments, I know for some people they like that, this you connect it to your phone and it just works. I also forgot to mentioned that this fully support wireless charging just like airpods and can also be charged via USBC, which it’s also included inside the box. from looks to how it sounds i’m impressed and I think ill start looking into more about their products in the future. great quality earbuds

If you are looking for an AirPod alternative this is a great option. Battery and charging performance is comparable. The look and feel are comparable. Different color is a plus and look great on. The sound is nice but you need to utilize the equalizer to get close to the standard AirPod sound. Where they aren’t as universal is in the fit and outside noise department. Although they are the same style as the AirPod, the casing is thicker so it doesn’t fit as deep or as snug. They do stay in place when being active so no worries there. However, when you are in a busy place like a gym, you can hear all the machines around you. Same goes for being in the car. There isn’t a great cancellation texture to it. Otherwise they are great.

The bluetooth pairing on this headset has been the easiest i have ever experienced. I opened the case and it was already showing up on my samsung s21 with a pairing request. The quality of the build is very good, it has a nice quality feel as do i come to expect from Marshall. The design and the faux leather pattern and solid crisp M, makes for a very stylish appearance. I have not used this design of earbud before and was skeptical but the fit is very comfortable considering there is no silicon earbud tips. It stays secure in my ear when exercising and light jogging. The charging is pretty convenient as it supports pad charging but it's pretty slow. The SOUND, is VERY GOOD. I actually felt a huge difference from my everyday earbuds. The Marshall earbuds provide a crisp well balanced sound. It's hard to describe but they are not bass heavy but provide a nice punch. I truly enjoyed volcal heavy to bass heavy songs equally. The touch response on the earbuds is very responsive and accurate. They are better than my previous pair of samsung earbuds or even bose earbuds. The only thing that could amke this pair better is the addition of an APP that allows you to customize the sound or customize the touch controls. Amazing EARBUDS.

First the positive: I was looking for earbuds that were not in-ear as in-ear buds drive me crazy. These were a good solution to that as I didn't want to opt for AirPods since I have an android phone. The sound quality is pretty good but not mindblowing. They are comfortable in my ears and have simple touch controls that make use pretty easy. The negative: After a year of near daily use one of the buds has started not holding a charge as well as the other, causing me to cut a listening session short. I have tried cleaning the case/bud, and stayed on top of firmware updates with no luck. In addition to this, pairing the headphones with my phone was a bit of a struggle initially. Pairing while using the Marshall Bluetooth app made put me in an endless loop of trying to connect to the earbuds and never getting audio. Eventually I gave up on the Marshall app and got them connected, but you do have to occasionally reconnect them to the Marshall app to check for firmware updates. Overall, you may have better luck than I did with these earbuds. I do still use them near daily, and the only negative that still irks me is one of the buds not holding a charge. I would only recommend these for someone who also does not like in-ear buds and does not want to get AirPods.

Great little headphones. They look gorgeous, sound pretty good for the price, and they have cool features like wireless charging. Battery life is pretty awesome too.

Great head phones i purchase a set a few weeks a go and one of the headphones wasn't charging so i took back and they replaced with no issue now the ones i got have no issues and they work great good sound quality and great for phone calls

I really like this Marshall - Minor III True Wireless Heaphones because it has sound good and clear. Also, it has a long life battery to use.

overall was good but still not as good as Airpod pro.design and color was very stylish. batery was life was good

the sound is good, the bass is powerful... it's just that it doesn't quite fit the ear