Marshall Stockwell II Transportable Bluetooth Speaker, Black and Brass
Original price was: $219.99.$144.99Current price is: $144.99.
Worth: $219.99 - $144.99
(as of Apr 21, 2025 19:24:44 UTC – Particulars)
Constructed for all times on the street, this compact moveable speaker gives 20+hours of playtime. Weighing solely 2.6 lbs, Stockwell II packs a strong punch regardless of its pint-sized body. Stockwell II makes use of True Stereophonic, a novel type of multi-directional sound from Marshall. Expertise absolute 360° sound the place each spot is a candy spot. Three class D amplifiers energy its subwoofer, entrance and rear dealing with tweeters, for a sound that’s brilliantly highly effective and clear. As well as, Bluetooth 5. 0 expertise permits you to hook up with quite a lot of wi-fi units with a spread of 30ft. Echoing the legacy of rock ‘n’ roll, Stockwell II has a strong metallic grille that pays homage to the metal mesh grille discovered on many microphones and a guitar impressed carry strap for simple portability. Its roadworthy development with silicone exterior and IPX4 waterproof ranking make it extraordinarily rugged and sturdy. Take it with you wherever the lengthy street leads.Charging Time:20 minutes cost provides 6 hours of playtime (fast cost)
Stockwell II gives 20+ hours of moveable playtime on a single cost. Its pint-sized body and guitar impressed carry strap make it excellent to take with you.Waterproof : Sure
Makes use of True Stereophonic, a novel type of multi-directional sound from Marshall. Expertise absolute 360° sound the place each spot is a candy spot
Outfitted with Bluetooth 5.0 expertise for wi-fi music play. Play music with any Bluetooth system at a spread of as much as 30 toes away from the speaker
Silicone exterior and metal metallic grille, making it supremely rugged and sturdy
IPX4 waterproof ranking, so it is in a position to face up to splashes of water when accidents occur
Prospects say
Prospects reward the moveable speaker’s sound high quality, with one mentioning it may be heard all through all the home, and admire its retro design and construct high quality. The speaker receives optimistic suggestions for its portability, with one buyer noting it takes up little or no house on their desk, and its performance and general high quality are well-received. The battery life and worth for cash obtain blended opinions.
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Julian –
This Little Speaker is Seriously Impressive
Pros:- Sound quality is the best in it’s class. This speaker has lots of depth and is rich, immersive and crystal clear. I find that when I listen to this speaker about a foot or two away on my desk, it sounds so, so rich – especially with low-fi songs. The 360-sound effect creates a very immersive stereo effect. You learn to appreciate and notice it with more usage. Overall, I enjoy how this speaker sounds with most genres – especially genres with clear instrumentals and vocals. This is clearly not a giant bass monster due to its size, but the depth and richness in the bass is surprising, especially when set up about a foot away from a wall. Overall, I would give the sound quality a 10/10 compared to the many other speakers I have tested in the past (Sony, JBL, etc..). This may not be the loudest speaker for the price, but it is definitely the most hi-fi when compared to the other mono-sounding options. Personally, I find that it gets VERY loud for casual listening. Nonetheless, the sound that comes out of this little speaker is trippy. it gives off the impression (mainly when it’s close to you) that you’re listening to a large, rich speaker. It’s also worth mentioning that the quality is retained even in lower volumes.- Design. Easily the most beautiful bluetooth speaker I’ve had. Made from nothing but premium materials and it looks beautiful. Not much else to say here. It’s also really tiny which makes it more adorable and portable. Perfect for picnics.- Battery life. As I mentioned earlier, this thing gets plenty loud. I usually play music at around 30% on this speaker and find that it is plenty loud for casual listening. Most people may opt for 50% while around the house. Regardless, the battery life is insanely good. This efficiency in battery life has to do with the type of amplifier this speaker is.Cons:- Hmm… I can’t really think of any. I feel that it is priced fairly. While you can buy slightly bigger, more powerful speakers, they will simply lack the depth and richness in sound coming from this little thing. This is more of a high-quality listening experience compared to the “boominess” of larger speakers that feel like the sound is being muddled through some sort of barrier. Point is, anything below the retail price is a steal for this awesome speaker.Overall, this is such an awesome and special little speaker. It’s hard to compare because it’s very distinct in it’s own unique way when you factor in the crazy 360 audio + amazing clarity and richness in bass. They really nailed this one.
Kindle Customer –
Marshall vs. Bose Soundlink Flex vs. Bang & Olufsen Beosound Explore : This Wins hands down.
Purchased all the three of the above portable bluetooth speakers as the JBL flip I have had for years had only one volume (Loud) and sounded more and more as it was coming through a tin can. When I lived alone I could crank music on my stereo through high end gear in most of the house, but now I have to be more considerate of my roommate. I suspected none of the offerings in the class of speaker were going to be great, but wanted something that at least didn’t make my fingernails itch. As I get tired of wearing ear buds/head phones, decided this was the perfect opportunity to try an upgrade. Thanks to all the purchasers who did reviews, it helps to limit the field and I do rely heavily on customer feedback in making a buying decision.So in last place without even listening to anything else was the Bose Soundlink Flex. It only sounded marginally better than the old one I have which is terrible. If that was as good as it gets I would have just stuck with constantly wearing earbuds.In the middle was the Ban & Olufsen Beosound Expore. The sound was much fuller and less muddy. While it wasn’t great it was tolerable. A bonus was that you got sound all around so would be perfect when you are working and moving in the room. While significantly heavier and bulkier than the Bose, it was in the middle size wise as the Marshall was without question the largest of the three. The app was nice as well although I don’t like using those to control my speakers particularly when working because my hands are usually busy and messy and don’t want to be handling the phone constantly. It had a small strap for carrying but it was definitely going to need to be clipped on to something very securely if you are moving around with it.The Marshall won by a mile. The sound was far more full, less muddy and with sound coming out both forwards and rear continued to give an all around sound as opposed to one direction of sound. Perhaps size is a function of sound quality because without question it is the largest. it is also the best looking. As I plan to use this around my house, it is perfectly fine in size and if the sound hadn’t been tolerable I was going to go evetn bigger with a plugged in blue tooth speaker even though that would have been a pain in the butt.Am I getting the quality of sound I would prefer? No of course not and I wasn’t expecting to as size is a clear element in recreation of sound. I don’t know if this will be as sturdy as the other two. Both of them seemed encased in .more shock absorbing materials.This was also the most expensive but not significantly more. Given the vast improvement in sound quality I was more than willing to pay a bit more and the Prime Day sale price definitely helped.I will update with use. I would have posted a video but based on my own listening to reviews, I realize that they are truly not helpful because what you are listening on will be big part of the sound you are hearing.
Emily –
Impressive
My first speaker purchase so a bit of a novice, but great bass and clear sound that radiates through my house. Lightweight and aesthetic. Battery lasts a long time, easy connection every single time.
Norman S. –
Superb sound and bass. Love it so much!
Mountain View –
It is really nice that in the end Marshall produces portable speakers I was using when I was young for my guitar, they really know “sound” . I wasn’t expecting that through Bluetooth you can access that kind of quality .
Adriana –
Me gustó mucho, de fácil manejo y práctica para transportar. Buena calidad de sonido y volumen.
Meghna –
As someone who values both style and quality sound, the Marshall Stockwell II has been an absolute game-changer for me. It’s not just a speaker; it’s a statement piece that looks great in any setting, whether I’m lounging at home or hanging out with friends.Sound Quality: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (5/5)Let’s talk about the sound. It’s perfectly balanced and fills the room (or the outdoor space) effortlessly.Battery Life: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (5/5)Battery life is impressive—over 20 hours of playtime on a single charge! It’s perfect for those long listening sessions.Portability: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (4/5)While it’s slightly bulkier, it’s still manageable to carry around.Connectivity: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (5/5)Bluetooth 5.0 connectivity is seamless, and I haven’t experienced any drops or interruptions while streaming music.Overall Experience: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (5/5)I’m genuinely impressed with the Marshall Stockwell II. For anyone who’s serious about their music and wants a portable speaker that can keep up with their lifestyle, this is a top choice.
KaNEKS –
Suya faya nıklı taşıması cok kolay 30m kesintisiz bltu 20+şar cok kolay şah etme