Marshall Minor iii Wireless Headphones – The Review Studio

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Disclaimer – We received this item free for the purpose of this review/feature but all words and opinions are our own. Marshall are at it again with their state-of-the art, high end speakers and headphones, this time with the Minor iii wireless, Bluetooth earbuds. With 25 hours of wireless playtime, these are the classy headphones…

Minor III brings you Marshall signature sound without any extra clutter. These headphones do all the heavy lifting for you, so you can just grab your music and go. Enjoy the absolute freedom of listening without wires. Minor III comes with Bluetooth 5.2, ensuring that each earbud has a strong connection to your device.

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