Hi there,
I hope my english will be understandable. :)
I bought the Marshall Major II Bluetooth headphones almost two years ago and they were doing well and I was happy with them. Now there's a problem with the controll knob on the backside. So I mailed the support service and got excellent help from them. I mailed some photos and conformation that I really have bought them. Now they want me to totally destroy them by cutting cables and snapping them in half before they can send new ones. I find this quite an unusual procedure and want to know if this is normal and if anyone had made similar expierienced and if this is trustworthy.
Thanks for your help
Greetings from Germany
Hello Miles,
If you have been talking to the Marshall Headphones support team, and they have instructed you to destroy the headphones then this must be in their replacement policy.
Kind Regards
Marshall Support
I can absolutely recommend them. I was happier with my headphones than with my PC. I don't know how much they do cost now, but I bought them for 112€ and it was worth it. I recommended them to two friends of mine and noone had problems. The only problem was the controll button but I am the only one I know, who had issues with it so I guess it was a simple mechanical failure that can happen sometimes. Almost two years of good service. - Miles Müller 25 May 2019 at 06:27 PM