Marshall Major V

Aaron from TechGadgets International is upbeat about the Major V overall. He praises the vintage Marshall styling, surprisingly strong, clean bass and sound layering, exceptional 100+ hour battery (with wireless charging and fast-charge), useful app customization and handy extras like audio sharing; but he remains cautious about the on-ear clamping force and lack of ANC or IP rating, noting that long sessions might be uncomfortable for some. His tone is favorable and conversational—recommending them for travelers or Marshall fans who accept the one‑ear fit tradeoffs.

Aaron X Loud and Wireless is generally positive about the Marshall Major V. He praises the game-changing Marshall app, 100‑hour battery, wireless charging, solid mic performance in noisy settings, and the familiar vintage Marshall styling, calling the sound punchy with good mids and stereo separation. He’s measured rather than ecstatic, though—critiques include the on‑ear fit’s limited isolation and leakage, lack of ANC and low‑compression codecs (e.g., aptX/aptX Adaptive), and that the M‑button feels like a missed opportunity; overall he sees meaningful upgrades but expected a bit more for the price.

NDTV’s reviewer is generally positive but measured about the Marshall Major V. They praise the classic Marshall sound, rugged foldable design, tactile control knob, handy wireless charging and exceptional 100+‑hour battery, yet repeatedly flag the on‑ear fit causing discomfort on long listens, limited soundstage for prog rock, and lack of ANC at a ~Rs 15,000 price point. Their hands‑on, three‑month use highlights reliable multi‑device pairing and app customization, making these great for travel and rock fans — but not ideal if you need long‑wear comfort, expansive staging, or active noise cancellation.

Electronics&Computers is cautiously positive. The creator clearly prefers authentic Major V units and focuses on practical ID checks—packaging pull-tabs, rubber Marshall logo, QR-scannable serial on the right earcup, the guitar riff power chime and differences in speaker grills—warning that fakes often lack these details. He’s instructional rather than emotional, mixing hands-on tips with affiliate links and repair-video cross-promos; the tone is helpful and skeptical, urging buyers to verify serials and physical cues to avoid counterfeits rather than evaluating sound or comfort.

Gamesky is clearly positive about the Marshall Major V. He praises the 100+ hour battery, wireless charging, punchy yet controlled Marshall sound (noting standout mids and clean treble), and lightweight, rugged foldable design, while acknowledging the on‑ear fit and absence of ANC and case as tradeoffs. He emphasizes app-driven features (M‑button/Spotify Tap, EQ, battery preservation) and LE Audio support as meaningful upgrades, calling it a fun, durable travel-friendly choice at the ~$150 price if you don’t need neutral tuning or active noise cancellation.

Techusiast is upbeat about the Marshall Major V overall. He loved the rock‑styled, foldable design, stellar ~100‑hour battery and clear, punchy Marshall sound—especially with the app‑tuned EQ—and praised seamless multipoint Bluetooth. He called out real downsides too: on‑ear discomfort if you wear glasses, noticeable sound leakage at higher volumes, no ANC, and no included carry case. Practical, hands‑on testing over three weeks makes his take feel credible: great for casual listeners who value battery life and style, less so for glasses wearers or frequent flyers needing strong noise isolation.

Tech By Leon is upbeat about the Marshall Major V overall. He liked the compact, stylish foldable build, physical knob controls, Spotify Tap M‑button, and out‑of‑box Marshall signature sound—saying bass and vocals impressed without needing EQ—while flagging small ear cups, some plastic hinges that feel less durable, and uncertainty about noise‑cancellation. His live sound tests and hands‑on demos convey genuine enthusiasm tempered by pragmatic notes on fit, build materials, and included short USB‑C cable; he asks whether to keep them, signaling positive leaning but not an unqualified rave.

Josh likes the Marshall Major V and leans slightly toward them over his Sony 720N. He praises the Major V’s lighter, classier foldable design, comfy pads, tactile multi-directional M‑button, and good sound for a non-audiophile, while noting some on-ear leakage and no call testing; he also admits both headphones sound similarly good and that the app/EQ is something he probably won't use much. Overall his tone is positive and personal—happy with the Marshall’s feel and newer appeal, but measured and informal rather than raving.

GeekBoy - Labs is mildly unimpressed with the Marshall Major V’s mic performance. He runs quick noisy-city voice samples and the Major V’s mic comes across as serviceable but not standout compared with competitors; background noise remains prominent and other earbuds sometimes handle city noise better. The clip’s tone is neutral and comparative rather than enthusiastic—focused on raw mic clarity in real-world traffic, showing the Major V works but doesn’t excel.

Critical Tech is upbeat about the Major V and calls them a solid, stylish upgrade. He praises the classic Marshall looks, tactile controls (M‑button and joystick knob), roomy 40mm drivers with punchy bass and clear mids/highs, and the standout 100+ hour battery plus wireless charging and app EQ. Criticisms are mild — fewer color choices, no carrying case, and no ANC — and he positions them as a worthwhile buy for fans of the retro aesthetic who value endurance and customization rather than noise cancellation.

Mine ✶ ⋆.˚⋆✮˚.⋆ sounds generally positive about the Marshall Major V. She likes the vintage look, light 186 g weight, soft ear cushions and comfy fit with glasses, and praises the flexible build, wireless charging, 100‑hour battery claim, and wired option. She flags that there’s no active noise cancelling and that sound didn’t fully satisfy other buyers (and implies she'd tweak EQ via the Marshall app or Spotify). Overall Mine presents a measured, favorable impression: stylish, comfortable, and practical with solid battery life, but not a sonic game‑changer for picky listeners.

Catalogonliner считает Major V в целом положительными, но не стоящими полноценного апгрейда с Major 4. Он отмечает реальный прирост автономности (больше сотни часов против ~80 у четвертой), улучшенное подключение по Bluetooth 5.3, увеличенные амбушюры и новую M‑кнопку с горячими функциями, из-за чего наушники удобнее и громче на пике; в то же время звук не претерпел «капитальных» изменений, модель стала тяжелее и заметно дороже (625 рублей), поэтому автор советует ждать скидок, если вы не фанат Marshall.

Chris Barraclough sounds mostly positive about the Marshall Major V, calling out its absurdly long 100+ hour battery as the headline win. He likes the compact foldable design, Marshall’s signature sound across genres, and handy features like customizable left-cup controls, a multi-function right button, and 3.5mm wired support — all for about £130. Downsides temper the enthusiasm: no ANC, only mediocre passive isolation, and bass that doesn’t hit earth‑shattering levels, so you may need to raise volume for spoken-word content. Overall he recommends them as a travel-friendly, value-packed pair with some tradeoffs.

POY Reviews is upbeat about the Marshall Major V and calls it a great travel headphone. He emphasizes the absurdly long 100+ hour battery, foldable compact design, classic leather-and-gold look, comfy soft cushions, adjustable headband, and a customizable M-button with app EQ for tailoring the sound. His tone is positive and practical — excited about battery life and portability while acknowledging Marshall’s signature sound won’t suit everyone, but the app lets you tweak bass and treble. He also points viewers to Digital Walker if they want to buy.

Лиличка явно довольна Marshall Major V и рекомендует их. Она хвалит тёплый рокерский дизайн, удобную складную конструкцию и хороший микрофон для разговорных сторис, отмечает Bluetooth и проводное подключение, симпатичный гитарный звук при включении и длительную батарею — не заряжала две недели при постоянном прослушивании. Критики почти нет: упоминает, что раньше пробовала бюджетные Sven и Apple и они быстрее выходили из строя, поэтому Major V для неё — заметный апгрейд по стилю, удобству и надёжности.