Marshall Major V headphones launched: Price, Specifications, and all you need to know

Updated on 15-Jul-2024

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HIGHLIGHTS

Marshall Major V are slightly heavier than their predecessors, coming in at 186 gm compared to the 165 gm of the Marshall Major IV

Marshall Major V headphones are priced at ₹14,999

You can get over 100 hours of playtime with these headphones

Marshall, adding to their line of personal audio products, has launched the Marshall Major V in India, a couple of months after its overseas launch which happened in April this year. This pair of headphones is the successor to the Marshall Major IV, which launched around four years ago. Let’s find out all you need to know about Marshall’s latest on-ear wireless headphones –

Marshall Major V specs at a glance

Marshall Major V brings along an impressive spec sheet with it –

DRIVERS: 40 mm, dynamic
DRIVER SENSITIVITY: 106 dB SPL (100 mV @ 1 kHz)
DRIVER IMPEDANCE: 32 Ω
FREQUENCY RESPONSE: 20 Hz – 20 kHz
WEIGHT: 186 g / 6.56 oz
PLAYTIME: 100+ hours of wireless playtime
TIME TO FULL RECHARGE: 3 hours with USB-C

These headphones are slightly heavier than their predecessors, coming in at 186 gm compared to the 165 gm of the Marshall Major IV. The increased weight could be attributed to the increased battery life on these headphones compared to their predecessors. On paper, their driver sensitivity is higher than the Major IV, despite the same driver size.

The Marshall Major V are rated to have a driver sensitivity of 106 dB SPL compared to the 99 dB SPL of the Major IV. One of the biggest increments in the form of features and specifications is the inclusion of Bluetooth LE audio in these headphones. There is also Spotify Tap support and On-the-fly EQ change on the headphones themselves.

Marshall Major V retain the iconic Marshall Major headphones’ design

Also Read: Marshall Middleton Review — Amazing sounding speaker in a solid package

What is the price?

At the time of launch, the Marshall Major V headphones are priced at ₹14,999. They are available for purchase on Marshall’s online store.

Now, given that Marshall has retained the same driver size of their headphones, with the increased sensitivity indicating some changes to the driver’s tuning, it will be interesting to see how they fare in our tests when they come into the Digit Test Centre. Stay tuned to Digit.in for more!

Satvik Pandey

Satvik Pandey, is a self-professed Steve Jobs (not Apple) fanboy, a science & tech writer, and a sports addict. At Digit, he works as a Deputy Features Editor, and manages the daily functioning of the magazine. He also reviews audio-products (speakers, headphones, soundbars, etc.), smartwatches, projectors, and everything else that he can get his hands on. A media and communications graduate, Satvik is also an avid shutterbug, and when he's not working or gaming, he can be found fiddling with any camera he can get his hands on and helping produce videos – which means he spends an awful amount of time in our studio. His game of choice is Counter-Strike, and he's still attempting to turn pro. He can talk your ear off about the game, and we'd strongly advise you to steer clear of the topic unless you too are a CS junkie.