Marshall Major IV

But it has a attached cable. I rather like the Marshall major 4.

There was a hint of Bluetooth distortion around the edges, as is common, but the mic’s overall signal is strong and also delivers some low-frequency response..We’re seeing fewer audio-only wireless headphones, so Marshall's Major IV headphones are a welcome addition to a thinning field

The short answer is probably not. While it certainly sounds good and its compact size may appeal to certain buyers, it's priced too high at $270.

**Marshall Major III is better than Sennheiser HD 560** \- I don't like the HD 560 myself, and I own a Major IV. I prefer the sound of the Marshall headphone, but the HD 560 trumps it on the technical front. So, yes, if you *prefer* the sound of the Major, that's great (so do I). But it's not strictly better, in the absolute sense.

But the Marshall is a very good sounding Bluetooth headphone.   . Enlarge Image

If i plug it into the left port, only the left side works, and if i plug it into the right port, only that side will work (both sides used to work with the same cable plugged in any of the 2 ports when I bought the headphones, just to clarify). I have tried to open the speakers and the body of the headphones itself to see if I spot a stripped wire or something broken, but I couldn't find anything. It also doesn't solve the problem if I do the classic "wire bend".

Requirements for Isolation: None. Where will I be using these headphones: All around use outside, in the house, in public transport. Will I be using these headphones outside: Yes. Preferred tonal balance: Unsure, maybe bass.