Marshall Minor

For Marshall, the Minor III are pared-down wireless earbuds when you don't want to pay more for one of the brand's pricier options. However, by stripping a lot out of them, they don't ...

True wireless headphones are a dime a dozen these days. Do the Marshall Minor III earbuds do enough to compete? We put them to the test.

​These $129.99 Bluetooth wireless earbuds play and connect well, and have that Marshall rock look. But there are some details that may not work for everyone.

The Marshall Minor II are in-ear headphones that deliver huge sound and impressive battery life. Though they skimp on advanced functions, there's nothing minor about these basic music buds.

Bright sound, very limited functionality

Marshall Headphones: Major and Minor : Review by Headfonia - The Headphone Enthusiasts' Website

Marshall Minor III are open-fit earbuds like AirPods that sound great but have a few problems that keep them from being really good.

The Marshall Minor II Bluetooth earphones are capable of producing powerful audio, but are uncomfortable and overpriced.

There’s a lot to be said for Marshall’s entry-level Minor III true wireless open fit earbuds, starting with the stylish charging case. Designed to resemble the iconic Marshall amp with its faux leather exterior, this is destined to be a hit with guitar fans as well as anyone into classic rock. But that’s just where... Read More

Marshall is no small-time name, but do its earphones impress as much as its amplifiers?

Upgade Your Style with the Marshall Minor III Wireless Earbuds. Design, Build Quality, Audio Quality, Features, Charging & Battery Life.

Does this Marshall go up to 11, or does it just go up to 3? How does the Marshall Minor III perform under the lights? Let's find out.

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