Marshall Major Iv Wireless Charger

[32 Ohms] Minor IV are good for the price. Sound is decent. I like them. :) Thanks Marshall.

[Closed-Back] Guess who's back to buy their second pairs of marshall Major III Bluetooth On ear headphones, I AM!!! I got my first pair of marshall wireless headphones when I turned 14 (I turned 17 today), and those things lasted me up until 4 days ago when I dropped them down the stairs..Oopsie.. I'm talking about wearing them up to 12 hours everyday, to the gym, to school, while traveling, and so on for three years straight!!! I even use to play ball toss with my friends using the headphones as the ball, and they somehow managed to survive each fall!! While I don't recommend playing catch with them I will say I recommend the Major III Headphones !!!!! Those babies where my confidence boosters on the way to class each day, blasting the bass on max volume!!! I'm currently saving up money for my next pair, because believe me, The price was worth it!!! - Sophia. S

[Yes] I love my music and I want to hear for its full sound and clarity. I tried on nearly every earbuds that B&H offers, and the Marshall Minor IV earbuds delivered exactly the sound quality that I was hoping to find. With Marshall's long experience in professional amplifiers, the Minor IV's lived up to that historical quality expectation. Furthermore the sales person at B&H was very helpful and gave me the time that was needed to make a good decision. Thank you.

[Yes] Needed blue tooth head phones because my new phone doesn’t have an audio jack. I was using corded Marshall in ear head phones with my old phone so chose the Major IV. The richness of sound is perfect and the fit is comfortable for hours at time. Another nifty feature is they have an audio jack with with which you can listen to music on a corded speaker while streaming bluetooth to the Major IV.

[Up to 10 W] This is the best wireless 3-in-1 charger! Very well-made too.

[Aluminum] Shure's SLXD wireless line represents a major improvement. More frequencies, Wireless Workbench, great stability & sound quality. The bodypacks seem to be fairly power hungry, but good batteries can last the whole day. Supply chain issues stunted the rollout of the SLXD line. If you can find them, buy them! B&H seems to have stock when others are backordered.

[33.5 x 4 x 4"] Mic stand for wireless microphone. Easy to use, no major issues.

[USB-C] I like my Marshall.

[3] The Auray Wireless Charger with Case for Rode Wireless GO and Wireless GO II has been a nice little wireless charger. It's compact, well-made, and comes with a little case so it's easy to toss in a bag and not worry about anymore. For my purposes, I only use this with a wireless charger and it works great. The fewer cords I deal with the better. I saw some comments on the cords and I have a bunch of USB A to C cords so I haven't run into any issues. All-in-all this works great for what I need it to do. [I have received this product in exchange for my honest review]

[Lithium-Ion] Arrived with 55% charge, took 22 hours to charge fully on Pearstone dual charger, but ran my Marshall 7 camera-mounted video monitor for over 4 hours, which was 3 hours longer than earlier non-Panny batteries I bought. The Marshall is a power hog with no battery indicator, so power capacity is an important decision criteria for my use.So, it's very helpful to have the battery strength indicator on the battery itself, although it's often hard to press to engage it. It delays its readout for a moment, then reads up to four LED's to indicate power remaining. I wouldn't trust it past the two lower lights, however, because my monitor shut down after the batteries showed about 25% remaining power when tested on the Pearstone charger/tester (the two lower lights out of four were illuminated).Worked long enough to satisfy me, however, so no complaints. These are Watson brand, about which I know nothing. Neither did I know about Pearstone, which I think I purchased previously. I'm guessing these are generic items branded for B & H. Don't have enough experience yet with using these batts to know how many charges they will accept in their life cycle - too busy with other stuff to keep track anyway.Batts snap into charger plates and snap into standard Sony batt adapter plates. All very nice and snug. Engenders confidence and reliance.I know subsequent charging time was about an hour or so. Lost track of exact time. So, yeah, I would recommend these batts to a friend, even others who are not yet my friends. It should be just fine as a reliable power source. I was very impressed and pleased with its performance, no regrets.