Marshall Minor IV TWS headphones with IPX4 protection and battery life of more than 30 hours cost $129
24.04.24
Except Major V, Marshall introduced another new product – Minor IV TWS headphones. This model has IPX4 water and sweat protection, an LED charging indicator and 12 mm drivers. Control is carried out through a proprietary application on a smartphone.
It’s quite strange that the company chose the in-ear headphones format, because they have worse sound insulation and you won’t be able to get all the advantages of driver settings. An in-ear design would be more promising.
Minor IV can work up to 7 hours on a single charge, and the charging case extends battery life to 30+ hours. 
The gadget can be charged via the USB-C port or using Qi wireless technology.
The Marshall Minor IV headphones are available for purchase now on the Marshall website for $129. They are presented in classic black color.
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