Name: Minor III
Brand: Marshall
SKU: 513240
Rating: 4.1 (45 reviews)

3.6

based on all reviews

highs and high-mids
trademark Marshall multifunction button here is excellent
Bluetooth 5. 2 connection was stable and steady during my testing

not as widely available as Marshall's other earbuds
over-ear cans was kind of deflating
unfortunately a cable isn t included

Impedance: 32 Ω
Sensitivity: 93, dB
Frequency range: 20, 20000 Hz
Sound output: Stereo
Style: In-Ear
Connectivity technology: Wireless

Marshall Minor III - Pros & Cons

highs and high-mids
trademark Marshall multifunction button here is excellent
Bluetooth 5. 2 connection was stable and steady during my testing
It does also support wireless charging
which is nice
2 connection was stable and stable during my testing
look great
the design is neatly worked out
terrific frequency response
upgraded performance in call quality and connectivity is much appreciated as well
the connection remains strong when within range
Build quality is far superior to the AirPods
comfortable and unobtrusive design
It also supports wireless charging
which is nice
It s also very lightweight with a stemmed style
easy earbuds with the better performance of aptX
It includes phone calls which are excellent on these buds
comfortable fit
secure fit
and balanced audio
A lightweight build coming in just shy of 23 grams is definitely welcome
excellent bass depth and still enjoy the rest of the frequency range
contrasts nicely at the bottom of each earbud
excellent sound quality is its biggest strength
excellent clean sound was always bright and had a good mix in
listening time is pretty great for the size of its compact charging case
fast and easy getting them in and out of your ears
The battery life is pretty decent as well
POPULAR
a comfortable grip and will match most other Marshall speakers perfectly
The bass response is pretty good
better fit and Spatial Audio
The headphones were relatively comfortable for both short and long listening times
wireless charging is supported
the process of unpacking is very pleasant
good technology and above-average prices
The vocals are clean
and the stage is as wide as you can expect

not as widely available as Marshall's other earbuds
over-ear cans was kind of deflating
unfortunately a cable isn t included
I was unable to connect headphones via the proprietary Marshall app
there is no multipoint
they do not tolerate rhythms saturated with low frequencies at all
headphones do not have effective noise isolation
get as much functionality for the price
make the cut
having no access to the Marshall app is a headscratcher
the lack of ear tips means they will occasionally slip off
design means taking on their flaws such as unstable fit
create a tighter seal to bring out more of the bass to balance out the audio
worse sin is copying Apple badly
it s a bit pointless
lack of AAC support for iPhone users
need active noise
It also does not have AAC compatibility
the edges on the battery charging case are literally rough around the edges
mediocre battery life and lack of control over
very difficult to establish consistent ear-to-ear volume
uncomfortable to wear and priced too high
inconsistent ear-to-ear audio and bass response
mic quality is heavily distorted and/or faint
The fit is often uncomfortable
They are not as widely available as Marshall's other earphones
as slick or as responsive as many other options I have
they are only available in black and cost $129
nor the high-tones to be shrill or tinny
background noise and shorter battery life
mediocre battery life and lack of control over how
create a tighter seal to get more of the bass rather than balancing the sound
pause function is automatically activated when the in-ears meet magnetically
don't even support Google Assistant or Siri
squeeze controls on the AirPods to touch controls
the onboard battery should only take a maximum of two hours
charging time via USB cable took around three hours to complete
rating is not included in our total score
Models without this feature get a red cross
Bluetooth connection is not stable enough for purpose sometimes
in-ear rubber sealed earbuds
Ugly Shoes And Ugly Sweaters
Minor III does not include this functionality
the sound can be a little lacklustre and lack details
not the most sensitive of tap buttons
The legs are rough
the Marshall app is not supported at all
lack of AAC support and a proprietary app
worse sound insulation
you only get 1 size
constant falling out of my ears was a real drag

Marshall Minor III - Technical Overview

	Poor	Average	Good	Excellent
Driver size	12 mm Best: Hauppauge XFones Driver size: 400 mm
Impedance	32 Ω Best: Stax SR-L500 Impedance: 145000 Ω
Weight	4 g Best: Cyber Acoustics ACM-7002 Weight: 0.11 g

Marshall - Video Reviews (9)

Marshall Minor III Review | Premium Semi In-Ear Design Earbuds (2022)

Marshall Minor III - Full Specifications

Sound output	Stereo
Style	In-Ear
Connectivity technology	Wireless
Headset (integrated/enclosed microphone)	yes

Weight	0.14 oz

Microphone type	Built-in microphone

Noise-canceling	no
Playback controls	yes
Built-in heart rate monitor	no
Calorie counter	no
FM radio	no
NFC	no
Vibration	no
Carrying case	yes

Colour of product	Black
Control type	Buttons
Attachment type	Ear canal
Body material	Plastic
Category	Audiophile Sport Travel and Commuting
Foldable	no

Impedance	32.0 Ω
Sensitivity	> 93
Frequency range	20 - 20000
Driver technology	Dynamic
Driver size	0.47 in

Bluetooth version	5.2
Wireless range	10

Battery operated	yes
Battery recharge time	2.0 h
Battery life	5.0 h
Charging via USB	yes
Charging case	yes

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Marshall Minor III Marshall - Editorial Reviews (8)

3.0

Based on 8 reviews

Marshall Minor III channelnews : Review: Marshall Minor III True Wireless Earbuds

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channelnews : Review: Marshall Minor III True Wireless Earbuds

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 Minor III Marshall Minor III review: Excellent sound, decent battery life, but quite a few compromises

iMore

Published: 04.11.2021

Marshall Minor III review: Excellent sound, decent battery life, but quite a few compromises

3.5

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

Marshall Minor III Marshall Minor III review: Brighter sound comes with missing parts

Android Central

Published: 09.12.2021

Marshall Minor III review: Brighter sound comes with missing parts

3.0

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 ...