If you like all things music and you also play the electric guitar, surely you know the Marshall brand. This audio manufacturer is very popular for its amplifiers, although in recent years they have been expanding their product catalog with Lifestyle solutions up to their first true wireless headphones: Marshall Mode II.
Marshall Mode II
Today there are many options within the personal audio sector and any user can find the headphones that best suit their needs and preferences. However, there are brands that have something special when it comes to attracting their users. One of them is Marshall.
This London company had some very curious origins because they did not start as manufacturers but as a store. They sold amplifiers and quickly found a niche among musicians. However, seeing that even though they were happy they did not achieve the sound they were looking for, they decided to create their own amplifiers. This is how they took the step and began to be manufacturers.
Throughout all these years there have been many amplifiers, speakers and headphones that have been launched, but a product was missing that has gained great popularity in recent years: the true wireless headphones.
Now come the new Marshal Mode II and with a design that will remind the recent Galaxy Buds or other similar proposals, with a In-ear, stick-less design. This for many is a very positive point, since it also makes them quite small in size and that makes it easier for them to go unnoticed when you are wearing them.
Of course, the most important thing here is the experience, both in terms of sound quality and use, and it seems that Marshal is not going to disappoint. These are the main technical characteristics of Marshall's new true wireless headphones:
- True wireless earphones weighing only 4,75 grams each earphone
- 6mm diaphragm capable of reproducing a frequency range between 20 Hz and 20kHz
- 18 ohm impedance
- Connectivity Bluetooth 5.1
- Autonomy of up to 5 hours of the headphones plus a total of 25 hours with the extra charge provided by the case with USB C charging
- Gesture control and transparency mode
- Compatible with iOS and Android devices
- IP54 protection
On a technical level, Marshall headphones offer a set of specifications very much in line with other products. What will differentiate it from the rest of the competition is the way in which the company treats the sound. That is, the equalization and way of interpreting the different frequencies. If you have not tried any product of the brand, it may not attract your attention, but if you are already a fan of the other products that they offer, you will surely like these headphones.
In addition, in terms of design it also has that characteristic finish and not only because of the M of the logo that can be seen on each of the headphones. A detail that to some extent the same is the least striking. It is true that some brands use such visible logos to stand out, but there are users to whom this does not attract their attention and it could be what weighs even more when choosing them as day-to-day headphones.
For the rest, the case does have that finish that simulates skin that could be very bad for some, with a better ability to resist than those that are only made of plastic and even "age" with a little more personality.
Price and availability of the Marshall Mode II
Marshall headphones are a proposal that is highly oriented towards those users who are loyal to the brand for whatever reason. At the level of specifications they are not bad at all and surely the sound quality is also up to the mark.
Yes, the price of 179 euros makes it difficult for them to stand out compared to other more established options in the market and with greater marketing power. Although what may weigh them the most is that they do not offer active noise cancellation, something that many users demand. If that is not important to you, as of March 18 they will be available for sale.