Marshall 4090940 Mode EQ Wired in Ear Headphone with Mic (Black/Brass)

Let me get this straight, these earphones are targeted for acoustic tracks or tracks with more involvement of the musical instruments. These don't provide you with the overwhelming bass, which most of the audience expects from an earphone that costs this much. But let me tell you something: if you really are seriously into music, especially rock and roll, you will love these. The sound signature is balanced and you can actually feel every bit of detail of the instruments. I will suggest if you are really buying this you should try to listen to lossless audio as it will bring out the most of what it can do. I seriously don't recommend this to anyone who only has a fascination with bass, these are seriously not for them.Now moving towards the earphones, the design is really stupendous and the gold and black finish really sets it apart from the rest of the products out there, the marshall brand speaks for itself. The only thing is that the wires are thin and these pairs are really fragile. You have to buy a case if you don't want your 4k bucks to go down so easily. There is no mic and that's a sham instead you have an EQ switch which when triggered changes the equaliser settings to a little more bass-heavy, but it still doesn't really stand out.I said this before and I'm saying it again this is not for the people who like more bass-heavy tracks or the genres like EDM or Hip-hop. If you are into rock you will buy it again for sure.

To be honest, I bought it for the brand. I already have Marshall Willen and felt like buying the earphones when I saw that there's a discount (Actual price was Rs.5999 in official Marshall website). Bought it for Rs3999 (cheaper than the Mode)The price we are paying for is mainly for the brand, EQ feature, and sound quality. The earbuds are well-designed and comfortable. The mic placement is perfect. So, it's well-designed over-all and looks premiumI'd have rated them high for the sound quality if I hadn't heard about IEMs. After listening to music on an IEM, all earphones sound average to me. So, compared to other earphones, these are good and might justify the price if bought during a sale. 6k is way too expensive for theseUPDATE: After 2 months of regular usage, I feel this is one of the most comfortable earphone (really well designed). You can also sleep while listening to music as they fit so comfortably in your ears. This is where it beats all popular IEMs. It also beats all other popular brands for this price point in terms of sound quality

In this age of fast disappearing headphone Jacks from phones it's rare to find people investing in earphones. However, these are one of the best money can buy in the market. The build is sturdy and feels premium and the brass ends give it a nice polished finish giving a vintage feel characteristically associated with Marshall products.Music sounds amazing and the acoustics are very crisp and clear. The earphones are surprisingly loud and block out all ambient sound, and have almost no audio leakage. Mids and highs sound amazing and bass is decent. In many ways these power earphones outperform my Bose QC35 II.If you have the cash ( and a phone/device STILL having a 3.5mm jack) and you want to invest in a pair of wired daily driver earphones, this is the best money can get you in the medium high price range.

I love marshal as speaker for his sound signature which deliver balanced mids and high and produce very clear natural sound, which please the soul.But it is not the case with marshal mode EQ earphone, even sound quality is average even Sennheiser cx275s produce better sound. And it not only sound it is also a uncomfortable earphone. If You want to use it more than one hour it is only possible in non movement condition, Forget about workout even if you walk and hear music on it it cause pain in ear due to size of its earpiece and grip design under it.Pros:-Durable-vintage look and button style feels good-It is from marahal.Cons:-sound is below average even Sennheiser cx275s are better balanced-not comfortable for small and medium in long term usage.-both mode bass and natural are not enough to please ears.-hard to feel the vocals and music due to unnatural and always present bass.-very over priced.If any one come to mashal means he heard the sound of marshal speaker, but believe me you are going to same feel in in its earphone, and I know if you come here to marshal mean what type of music you need, blindly go for sennhiser cx 275s really worth it.Believe it or not it is not a paid reviewMy mail: [email protected]

This is one of the best wired earphones i hav bought after Sennheiser. The EQ works perfectly and love that function. The sound is crisp. The build quality is great too. Packaging too was great. Durability is yet not known as the Sennheiser even works for 10+ yrs. I will test n update later about these. As of now these r the Perfect ones i needed. A balance of trebles n bass is perfect. I wld suggest to buy ones.

I heard a lot about Marshall, and I ordered recently. I compared the music quality with Sennheiser CX 80S, but I didn't find much difference in quality. Both have the same level of music quality but there is a huge gap in the price of both products.