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 ... MoreThe 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.

I was excited to open up my Marshall Minor III wireless earbuds, after-all, they're Marshall, right? The best known name in amplifiers has earbuds - they've got to be great! Unfortunately, I wasn't as impressed as I had hoped I would be.The case looks good and is definitely reminiscent of Marshall amplifiers. A full charge - with the included USB cord - can last up to 25 hours, but your mileage may vary. They also offer 90-minutes of play with a quick 15-minute charge. They paired easily with my I-Phone 12, by simply pressing the button on the bottom of the "amp" and searching for the device on my phone. There are no apps to download so it's real easy.I know all earbuds fit differently, but these just don't stay in my ears and always felt like they were going to ... MoreI was excited to open up my Marshall Minor III wireless earbuds, after-all, they're Marshall, right? The best known name in amplifiers has earbuds - they've got to be great! Unfortunately, I wasn't as impressed as I had hoped I would be.The case looks good and is definitely reminiscent of Marshall amplifiers. A full charge - with the included USB cord - can last up to 25 hours, but your mileage may vary. They also offer 90-minutes of play with a quick 15-minute charge. They paired easily with my I-Phone 12, by simply pressing the button on the bottom of the "amp" and searching for the device on my phone. There are no apps to download so it's real easy.I know all earbuds fit differently, but these just don't stay in my ears and always felt like they were going to fall out. I'd reach up to push them in a little further and inevitably pause the music. One tap is for pause/play, 2 taps to skip forward, and 3 taps plays the previous track. Unfortunately, there is no volume control so if you start out to quiet (or too loud) you have to retrieve your source to adjust the sound.The sound was good - crisp and clear, however, I would have preferred a little more bass. The sound improved when I pressed them further into the ear but be careful or you'll pause the music!I can't imagine these staying in your ears during a workout as I felt like they were going to fall out while I was mowing the lawn.I've tried several "ear buds" but unfortunately, these just aren't my favorite. Maybe if they offered extra "tips" in the package, it would improve the fit and I'd enjoy them more.They look cool and the packaging is great though!

The first thing to say about these headphones is that I found the sound quality excellent. Listening to my playlists at home was like listening to new tracks and I imagine the sound reproduction may be how the artists would have originally envisaged. There was excellent clarity with both vocals and music. The base level is strong but not "thumping" and without the ability to tweak different sound levels this may not appeal to some. Sound quality was also good for TV shows and movies and for podcasts and audiobooks.The styling of the case and earbuds clearly represents the Marshall brand which I liked and both felt of good quality although not at a "premium" level. The fit of earbuds is a personal choice and I found the Minor III's light and comfortable to wear. ... MoreThe first thing to say about these headphones is that I found the sound quality excellent. Listening to my playlists at home was like listening to new tracks and I imagine the sound reproduction may be how the artists would have originally envisaged. There was excellent clarity with both vocals and music. The base level is strong but not "thumping" and without the ability to tweak different sound levels this may not appeal to some. Sound quality was also good for TV shows and movies and for podcasts and audiobooks.The styling of the case and earbuds clearly represents the Marshall brand which I liked and both felt of good quality although not at a "premium" level. The fit of earbuds is a personal choice and I found the Minor III's light and comfortable to wear. The in-ear fit cannot be adjusted and for comparison is very marginally larger that Airpods. They were secure while walking but not enough for me to be able to exercise with and they did come loose a few times when bending over. Also with a non-adjustable fit some outside noise did leak through in noisy environments during my commute.Connection is straight forward and the touch controls on the earbuds worked well but I did initially find myself accidentally skipping songs or putting calls on mute when adjusting the fit of the buds. This improved as I became more familiar with them. The use of the earbuds for phone calls was good with no complaints from callers on the clarity of my voice.Overall a good set of earbuds. In my opinion they give excellent sound reproduction and breath new life to familiar tracks. I'd suggest they are great for at home and leisure listening and good for a commute but I did struggle with external noise on the underground and in very noisy stations.