Marshall Minor IV
Wireless Earbuds

Minor IV

Marshall

Released May 1, 2024 · Analysis updated Aug 17, 2026

Enjoy extended listening with comfortable, easy-to-set-up earbuds featuring customizable EQ and quick charging. The Marshall Minor IV scores 71/100 based on 5 expert reviews in the wireless earbuds category. Coverage includes reviews from Loudnwireless, Thereviewstudio, Consumerreports, and Androidpolice.

Critic Score

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71

based on 5 expert reviews

LoudnwirelessThereviewstudioConsumerreportsAndroidpoliceYugatech

Low confidence · only 5 reviews

General agreement: our scores range from 62 (Yugatech) to 78 (Loudnwireless).

Average of 5 publication reviews, each normalized to a 0–100 scale. How we score

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Pros

  • Long battery life(4)
  • Comfortable fit(2)
  • Easy setup(2)
  • App with EQ(2)

Cons

  • Poor sound quality(6)
  • No noise cancellation(3)
  • Cheap build quality(2)
  • Accidental touch activation(2)

5 Publication Reviews

78
Independent publication05/2024

AI summary of this review

The Marshall Minor IV offers improved features over its predecessor but still falls short of AirPods 3 in sound quality and fit.

Score estimated from the review text

78
Independent publication10/2024

AI summary of this review

The Marshall Minor IV earbuds offer stylish design, comfortable open-fit wear, and good sound quality with clear vocals, though they lack noise isolation and strong bass.

Score estimated from the review text

72
Major publication

AI summary of this review

The Marshall Minor IV delivers acceptable sound quality with a non-isolating design that allows hearing ambient sounds, though it has noticeable shortcomings in midrange clarity and bass response.

Score estimated from the review text

65
Major publication06/2024

AI summary of this review

The Marshall Minor IV offers great aesthetics and battery life, but a persistent loose fit undermines its sound quality.

Score estimated from the review text

62
Independent publication10/2024

AI summary of this review

The Marshall Minor IV offers a distinctive retro design and excellent battery life, but falls short in sound quality, comfort, and lacks noise cancellation.

Score estimated from the review text