Marshall Major IV On-Ear Bluetooth Headphones, Brown

These are genuinely the best over ear headphones I've ever bought. I haven't wrote a review yet because I said to myself when I first got them, I'd write a review when they start to mess up or if I ever sent them back. Now's the time.I've had these for a little over 2 years now. They're still going strong.IN SHORT - Best overall headphones for heavy music enjoyers or everything else, the best battery life I've ever seen, best bass and clear tones, especially for how light weight and small they are. Very aesthetic and look good with any outfit. I love them so much and almost never take them off, my dad calls them my ears because of how much I wear them. Best investment, BUY THEM!!I listen to all types of music; rock, heavy metal, rap, hip-hop, r&b, pop, indie etc. etc.. these are overall amazing for every genre. Personally, they are the best for r&b and rock/metal.They have 10/10 bass for how small and light weight they are. Clear sound and not muffled, clear mid tones and the left to right sound is great. These things really pack some power. They can get really, really loud. I never turn the volume all the way up because when they are, they're nearly as loud as a phone speaker.Battery life is a 1298439/10. These last FOREVER. I wear them almost 8+ hours a day all through my school day. I have only ever had them die on me 5 times in the 2 years I've had them. I honestly think they can last over 80+ hours if you have the volume turned down. I charge them about once a week but, I could go almost 2 full weeks without needing a charge while on mid to high volume.Charging is easy. The 15 minute charge for 15 hours is a real thing and great for when I forget to charge them and need to run out the door in a time crunch. I can't harp on how amazing the battery life is though. They also have a wireless charge feature I've only used twice. I don't really know if it charges any faster or slower using one but it does work to some extent.SUPER STURDY. I drop these A LOT. I wear them while roller blading, skating and going to the gym and they've fallen off when I fall and dropped off my head. They've never broke in any physical way and have no real connection issues from it. I think there okay for gym or active use because of how much padding is around your ears so no moisture gets into the speaker or any of the sensitive parts.Controls are easy with the joystick. I actually wear mine backwards (I explain why further down) and found the controls to be easy to understand. The 'joystick' like control is really cool and I find better than touch control. You don't have to press too hard to change to the next or previous or control volume. I find on touch controlled headphones they get pressed accidently constantly, while this one has never changed anything out of its own accord.Also with controls is the light indicator. When charging: Red is nearly dead, Yellow is mid battery and Green is near fully charged or fully charged. When they are first turned on a sound plays to let you know and there is a flashing white light until paired. To put them in paring mode: hold down the power on position on the joystick until another sound plays and a flashing blue light comes on, then you can pair with Bluetooth. From there a solid white light stays on to show they are paired and on.A negative I have about these is the comfort. I have a mid sized head and ears and I found these uncomfortable for even 30 minutes wearing them the right way. (right side on right ear, left ear on left ear) So, I tried them on backwards and found that to be a better solution. I don't know how to explain it the best but they seem to be built at an angle that I assume was supposed to be formed to a normal head shape. I find it puts pressure on the back of my ears. I find it more comfortable to wear them backwards. Only thing with that is the control joystick is backwards (left is next and right is the previous, up is volume down and down is volume up) but these were easy for me to get used to.Other than that I wear these 8+ hours almost everyday. Naturally with over ear headphones some ear fatigue will occur but with how committed I am to these it's never been a real bother.The only other downside I've ever had was that they've stalled on me. It's happened about 3 to 5 times in the 2 years I've had them, but I'll be playing a song, they'll freeze, make a really loud sound and cut off completely. I don't understand why this happens because I've just been using them like normal but after they cut off, I turn them back on and they pair and work like normal. It could be from dropping them or something similar but this didn't start until around a year and a half of constant use.To summarize again. Really really good value for money. I had been looking for over ear headphones for the longest and found a review on these and bought them on sale for $100 but I would pay full price for these any day. My dad is from the 70s and loves his extra loud, bassy music. He bought these and, while he opted for the Skullcandy Crushers, he said these had amazing bass for how small they are, they just weren't suited for his everyday work. Knowing him, If he complemented them on bass, you know these are actually amazing for rather normal people. These are great and I hope you give them a try.Thank you Marshall for the amazing quality and real joy these have brought me!

Yo this headphones are dope, first of all, the right to my ear like it doesn’t press my ears to hurt, it’s comfy and the more u use it the more adapt to ur neck and ears. The lows on this is just 🙌. It sound so good that I can’t with the AirPods anymore. The battery is for real durable, it almost got the 2 weeks. The only thing is that if u put it on 85% of volume they can hear from outside but like that’s too loud for me, I max put it on 50 or 60. And the color i mean when it’s too sunny u can see the brown but it normal light is not noticeable

These are my new favorite headphones.I have AirPodMax headphones as well and these could never replace them entirely for the simple reason that there is no ANC. I love ANC, not even so much for noise cancellation (though that is also stellar) but because I like to sing and the Transparency mode pipes your voice into the ear cups at about the same level as the song you're listening to and it is AMAZING. When I am cleaning my house I am also harmonizing with all my favorite Swedish pop stars so...I mean...I'm never giving that up.But, that said, the sound on these is so much brighter. I am definitely hearing details I don't hear on my APM and I thought those were a phenomenal jump forward from what I was using. (wired apple headphones and the original AirPods) I listened to as many styles of music as I could tonight. (which granted was like different Swedish pop artists, post punk, some new metal, jazz, classic rock and - I confess - some broadway.) These out performed the APM each time. There was often a distant difference in the sound but each time, after listening through the track on both I preferred these each time.I also have a Marshall speaker (the Stockwell II) and I love the sound on there as well, which is what prompted me to give these a try and I do not regret it. And 80 hours of battery life? 80? I have been listening for a solid LOUD 7 hours and the battery meter on my iPhone appears nearly entirely full so I believe it.I should also add these do go quite loud. I have them about half way for what I consider loud listening.The on ear cups are fine. I did take off my ear cuff earring but they aren't bothering my other piercings and my dangly earring. The headband is fine, I love how small they collapse. (I am used to the horror that is the AMP and their bra case) They came with a jack cable and a usb-usb charging cable.I know Marshall does make a ANC over the ear headphone but I can't justify the expense when I have the APM. I would wager they are better sounding though if they carry this sound profile there.but the major iv are ABSOLUTELY worth it. at like 1/4 the price of the APM I wish I had these sooner.