Marshall Major V
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The fifth edition of the iconic Marshall Major headphones features a recognizable "rock'n'roll" design. The model belongs to over-ear, closed-back headphones with a foldable structure. At the same time, it ensures a comfortable level of pressure without excessive force at the contact points with the head, as well as decent passive noise isolation. The Marshall Major V is equipped with 40mm dynamic drivers with a frequency range from 20 Hz to 20 kHz.
The headphones are suitable for listening to music of various genres. Moreover, the model boasts a reduction in harmonic distortion coefficient, which has led to improved sound quality. In the fifth generation, the headphones received support for AAC and LC3 codecs, and their wireless operation time was increased to 100 hours. In just 15 minutes, the model can be charged for 15 hours of subsequent standalone use. Headphones can be connected via Bluetooth v5.3 wireless protocol or using a detachable audio cable. Furthermore, a new feature in the model is the programmable M-button, which allows quick access to the Spotify streaming service, EQ changes, or activation of a voice assistant.
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Stylish, great sound, and great battery life. Very long battery life. Comfortable, foldable, and lightweight design. Also, you can listen wired through a 3.5 mm cable if the battery runs low. I don't know  Luca: use Marshall Major V more than year |
Iconic headphones that I usually use for work and pair with the Nintendo Switch or PS5 for gaming. The device absolutely satisfies all possible parameters 100%. As it turned out, the power button works like a joystick (you can move it in different directions to change the volume or switch songs). Maybe someone like me will only notice this after a few days, now you'll know earlier :) They look stylish They feel reliable and don't come across as "cheap" There's wireless charging The sound quality suits me, but I'm not an audiophile Holds a charge for a long time, charges quickly Yak is often referred to as a little bit of wear and tear, if you wear it for a long time, but it’s not critical  Mariya Kostenko: use Marshall Major V few months |
I’ve been using them for 5 months: the sound quality is excellent, I especially love the rich bass, and the design is stylish and eye-catching. The battery lasts a really long time, the headphones are reliable and sturdy, and the earpads don’t show any wear yet. A feature I underrated: the detachable cable, which saves the day when they run out of charge—you can quickly plug into a PC without Bluetooth, and the cable even adds a bit of style sometimes. The noise isolation surprised me: even without ANC, the earpads keep outside noise out almost completely. Great sound and punchy bass, a stylish premium design, good noise isolation and long battery life, style, style, and more style, with the solid build of a truly high-quality product! Over time they can start pressing on your ears during long use, and the headphones are also a bit small for a bigger head. I liked the design of the older JBL models more. Oleksii Kuznietsov: use Marshall Major V few months |
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Version 2024
The new iteration of the iconic headphones is presented in the Marshall Major V model. The main improvements involve user-device interaction and overall battery life. Despite a slight weight increase to 186g, the headphones remain compact and comfortable for prolonged wear due to their thoughtful ergonomics. The sound retains the brand's signature balance and detail: 40mm dynamic drivers deliver tight, responsive bass, clear vocals, and distinct instrument separation across the entire frequency range. The acoustics offer studio-quality sound, allowing nuances of solo parts to shine through. The company has traditionally opted out of active noise cancellation, preserving a natural sound atmosphere but added more convenient controls. The model supports the proprietary app and Bluetooth 5.3, with data transmission through the LC3 (LE Audio) codec. This standard provides access to the Auracast technology, enabling sound-sharing with other devices. The multipoint function is also implemented, allowing simultaneous connection to two gadgets. For flexible use, a 3.5mm audio jack is provided, and a corresponding cable is included.
Personalization and Battery Life
The Marshall Major V impress with their battery life of up to 100 hours, making them a great companion even on long trips. Fast charging is supported—just 15 minutes connected to a socket provides up to 15 hours of listening. Charging is done via a USB-C port and is also compatible with wireless charging stations and power banks, adding convenience on the go. The signature joystick button is responsible for the main functions, while the programmable "M" key allows for quick activation of Spotify, the selected equalizer preset, or a voice assistant. The only downside might be the high price, but fans of Marshall's signature sound are unlikely to be deterred by this.
