Marshall Major V

Superb battery life ; Lovely classic design ; Good value

Not much different to Major IV ; No noise cancelling (because they're on-ear)

Marshall has made some welcome tweaks to its on-ear headphones. So while they're not designed for upgraders, they're a great first-time buy for those not wanting to spend a fortune on some effective headphones.

Rich bass and clear highs ; Superb battery life ; Light and foldable design ; Supports wired and wireless listening

No active noise cancelation ; No case or pouch provided in the box ; Uncomfortable when wearing glasses

With a retail price of $150, the Marshall Major V might be a bit steep for some, but I recommend it easily. It provides excellent value for the money, delivering crisp and well-balanced audio with comfortable earcups — as long as you don’t wear glasses.

L’inimitable look Marshall ; Qualité de fabrication ; Confort de port ; Autonomie proche de 100 h ; Recharge sans fil possible ; Son rock, mais…

Mise en avant excessive du haut-médium ; Coloration marquée et voix pincées ; Marge dynamique moyenne ; Choix des bandes de fréquences de l’égaliseur ; Pas de réduction de bruit active ; Pas de détection de port

Le Marshall Major V est un ravissant casque compact, qui cumule les atouts, mais n’est pas exempt de défauts. Outre son look ravageur, sa principale qualité repose sur son confort moelleux. L’autonomie qui pointe à presque 100 heures est elle aussi...