Customer Ratings & Reviews

Let me tell you the only thing small about this portable Bluetooth speaker is its size. The Marshall Emberton II portable Bluetooth speaker measure in at about 3 x 6.5 x 3 inches and weighs about 1.5lbs. This speaker is small enough to carry with you anywhere but delivers large sound with a durable build. The Emberton II supports Bluetooth 5.1 with rugged IP67 water (up to 3 feet) and dust resistant design. The speaker is wrapped in what seems to feel like either rubber or faux leather with a metal black grill and gold lettering and button. The speaker offers a 30+ hours of battery life that also supports fast charging, 20 minutes will give you 4 hours of playtime. The Emberton also has a feature called “Stack Mode”, which essentially allows you to connect multiple Emberton speakers together for a much larger sound. The speaker offers 360-degree sound which actually sounds pretty good. There is also an accompanying application with the Emberton. You will need to download the Marshall app that allows you set the EQ presets which include Marshall setting, Push, which is boosted bass and voice. At this time, you cannot create your own EQ setting and honestly, I did not feel the need to. I tested out the speaker on all three settings and they all sounded great, but I personally loved the Marshall setting. The music was rich, clear, loud and just perfect. This little speaker packs a might punch, it is louder and clearer in sound than some of the other known brands out there. I honestly think you need to give this a shot, you will not be disappointed.

The Marshall Emberton III is beautifully styled to look like a Marshall amplifier, and delivers amazing sound with great range and clarity. It has ample battery with more than 30 hours of play time. At 10 watts it produces plenty of volume and can fill a good sized room with sound. It is very much like having a pair of wireless bookshelf speakers. There are three buttons on the top, one for power, one to initiate bluetooth pairing mode, and a multifunction button that allows you to adjust the volume up or down, to pause and resume play, and to move forward or back to the next or previous audio track. A set of red LEDs provides a clear visual indication of the current battery charge level. A USB-C port supports charging with the included USB-C cable. An AC power adapter is not included. The speaker feels very solidly made with a silicone exterior and metal grille, and comes with an IP67 dust and waterproof rating. The included smartphone app allows you to choose between several pre-configured audio EQ profiles, and between more agressive and less agressive charging options to extend battery lifetime. The speaker also includes a built-in microphone, so it can be used as a speaker phone when paired with a smartphone. In addition to looking like a Marshall amplifier, the cuteness factor is further enhanced by the crunchy guitar licks that it plays when powered on and off. This makes me grin every time I hear it. There is no denying the fact that this is not an inexpensive bluetooth speaker, but it is uniquely styled and delivers excellent audio performance with useful features. I would absolutely recommend this to anyone who is a fan of music, guitars and related gear, classic rock, and great audio. If you know someone like this, the Marshall Emberton III would make a treasured gift.

Fantastic speaker. Won't be be disappointed with it

Best portable speaker I’ve owned. The build quality is ridiculously good, the Bluetooth connection is rock great, and it looks super sleek. It’s loud enough for a backyard hangout but small enough to toss in a backpack. 30 hours of playtime is no joke! Literally lost the speaker for a year and when I found it, it still had 85% of its battery. If you want a speaker that looks as good as it sounds, just get it.

Marshall speakers and headphones rarely disappoint. The Emberton III follows the heritage with plenty of crisp quality sound at volume levels 1 - 11. With 32 hours use on a charge, Bluetooth 5.3 LE, microphone for speaker phone calls and style that all their products carry with the embossed leather appearance and bronze accents. Emberton III is one of the Marshall products you want to hear and see. The hiccup for me is the app. Sound: The Emberton III is easy to recommend as it sounds good if not great. Solidly built, if a bit heavy for the size (battery?). Speakers firing on the front and back. Pretty good bass and treble for its size under the default sound profile. Just hope they update access to the equalizer in the app. Default "Marshall" sound is decent and fine for most music. My music taste would prefer to dial it in a bit more. That leads me to the app. App: Now for what is bugging me. While the quality and finish is top notch on the Emberton III. This time around, it is the app handicapping the speaker by only allowing users 3 audio choices for equalizer. "Marshall" sounds the best of the 3. "Push" which amps up the bass and treble, sounds muffled like the speaker is under a pillow. "Voice" might be good for podcasts or if you choose to use speaker as a soundbar or speakerphone with the included microphone, not quite for me. Maybe just 3 audio profiles will be enough for some. I have been spoiled by this exact same app that lets me use the equalizer for the Marshall Motif II earbuds, that are fantastic even after a year+ of audio and zero turn mower use. I do not know if they fear damage or if the app is not updated yet. Please Marshall, give access to the equalizer your other products already use in the same app. I also believe there is no way to pair this speaker to other Marshall speakers right now for a party mode or whatever Marshall might call it. Maybe this does not exist on the brand.

Bluetooth speakers have been around long enough for most of us to own a few around the house or when traveling. We have several upstairs, downstairs, garage, and the backyard. There's been many I will use when we go on trips. Depending on where we go, I'll mostly bring our Sonos Move or our Sonos Roam. The Move packs a big punch and sounds great, but it is cumbersome unless we store it in the car. The Roam, on the other hand, lacks in the sound department but is very easy to throw in a bag for nearby picnics or adventure hikes. I've been wanting something that meets both my expectations. I've found it with the Emberton III! This is my first Marshall product, but judging by my satisfaction, it will not be my last. Marshall has several Bluetooth speakers, but this version is small enough to throw in a bag and sounds fantastic. Separation is there, the soundstage is wider than you'd think, and the bass is natural yet clear. Everything sounds so good. It's not going to meet the sound of a larger speaker meant for home use, but in regards to a "travel speaker," this is an incredible device. The Emberton II was a hit when it was released, and I understand why. There were a few adjustments made with this gen, but the look of these keeps the classic amp look Marshall is known for. Everything from the buttons, battery indicator, and speaker grill to the Marshall app screams quality. The app isn't super detailed, but it looks great, is snappy, and easy to navigate. When pairing the Emberton III with my Pixel 9 Pro XL, it connected immediately for one of the smoothest pairings I've experienced with anything non-Pixel. Battery life seems outstanding as well. Since the initial charge, I've used it four to five times for around 4-5 hours, and according to the app, it's at 84% battery. That's awesome! You won't need to charge this much. Another great thing is when you turn it on, it automatically connects to your phone. There's no need to go through steps connecting it every time. For $170, it's appropriately priced - as that is the standard for this type of speaker. This one sounds much better than many other speakers in this price range. The Sonos Roam is listed at $169, and the Emberton III is night and day better in the sound department to my ears. It's not near Sonos' Move, but that's to be expected due to its $449 price tag! It sits somewhere between The Roam and The Move but is as portable as The Roam is. I'd say the value is there at this price!

I’m a big fan of my music – I’ve got multiple record players and multiple Bluetooth speakers of various sizes for various places in my home. I wouldn’t call myself an audiophile, but I hate muddled mixes. When Marshall came out with their Emberton III Portable Bluetooth Speaker I was thrilled to have an opportunity to play some tunes through it! To begin with, I own one other Marshall speaker – the far larger, definitely not portable Stanmore III – and it’s got a beloved space in my home. The Emberton III fits right in. It’s that same stylized Marshall amp look – a look which I adore - with a sound that is seriously impressive for its size. The speaker itself is about the size of a small brick, roughly 6x3x3. It’s got a depth that feels bigger than many other svelte oblong shaped Bluetooth speakers I’ve seen. It’s not small, but it’s not large either. If you’re travelling with it, I’d say it’s JUST big enough that you couldn’t throw it into a full luggage without care and thought. However, it’s not big enough you would be opposed to bringing it with you. That said, despite a recessed area for you to add your own strap to, the size and weight of over a pound doesn’t really make this a speaker you would say, bring on a hike or carry on your person walking all day long – but that’s just me. With an IP67 water resistance rating, you should be fine wherever you take it though. According to the specs, that means you can submerge it in 3 feet of water for a period of up to 30 minutes. I don’t plan on testing that out, but that’s more than enough for me to be unconcerned placing it at the far end of my shower and adjusting the volume or skipping a song with wet hands. As mentioned, the speaker itself has the classic Marshall Amp look. A tightly woven metal grid across the front and the back, wrapped around by a faux leatherette material that feels nice to the touch. The top of the speaker is where most things live. There are two buttons the left, one for power and one for Bluetooth pairing. In the center is the multi-function joystick. Push up and down for volume control, left and right for back and next, and press down for pausing. I wasn’t sure about this design feature at first, but it quickly became intuitive enough that I never thought twice about it. To the right of that is a serious of 10 LEDs showing the remaining battery. On the right side of the unit is the USB-C input. In regard to battery, it boasts an impressive 32+ hour play time. Then, they say it takes just 2 hours for a complete full charge. I honestly haven’t tested the limits of either, but I can tell you I’ve used it on and off for quite some time and I have yet to charge it at all! Of course, all of this is nothing without actual audio quality and I can say that this thing delivers! Marshall touts the “True Stereophonic multi-directional sound.” From my understanding, it’s through the 2” 10W full range drivers with passive radiators that you are able to receive a stereo sound that makes the whole listening stage sound wider with clearer vocals and deeper bass. I can say that after a comparison to several portable Bluetooth speakers I had lying around from over the years, this sound was absolutely superb on everything genre I threw at it from two-tone ska to singer songwriters, jazz, rap, and metal. Everything sounded bright and clear, with vocals and instruments all sounding like they've got a specific place. I did say that the sound radiates from the front, but also the back - pushing the speaker up against the wall didn't make it sound as clear as having it a few inches away. This design is supposed to be center-stage. If I was to make any complaint is that it’s too loud! I’ve yet to really test the limits of how loud this can go because it’s simply so loud I have no desire to damage my ears. If anything, I found that vocals on some songs were little drowned out at very low volumes. Yes, this is a completely atypical problem to complain about. That’s just my two cents, but it’s very low on a list of problems for a device that practically has none. It's not required, but encouraged for you to download the Marshall app on your phone. This connects to your speaker and allows you to run firmware updates on it. It also allows you to adjust an equalizer, although you only have the option of the “Marshall Signature Sound,” the default listening mode, Push for boosted treble and bass, and Voice, a mode ideal for audiobooks or podcasts. I do wish there was a manual equalizer option, which seems easy to integrate, but the default Signature Sound has been more than satisfactory for all my purposes. Remember, this is still a portable speaker – not bookshelf speaker in a permanent home setup. The app also allows several options for preserving the battery life, which I found to be a thoughtful addition. You can limit charging to 95% capacity to help extend battery life, adjust charging speeds based on temperature of the battery, and limit charging speeds also in an effort to extend battery life. I don’t really encounter too many situations where I’d need a fast charge or all full 32 hours of battery life, so I decided to turn on all the options. I have no major complaints with the Marshall Emberton III. It’s exactly what I want of a small size portable speaker: battery life, water resistance, and quality audio. This does all of those things without fail. Now, I will say that the value for the price point is going to be a very subjective one. Does this sound better than a speaker I paid $100 less for? Undoubtedly YES. Is that sound quality worth that much of a premium fee for? Again, that’s a bit subjective. Personally, it’s pushing it for me, but now that I have it, I’d be very hard pressed to ever go back to a lesser quality sounding speaker. If you’re after incredible sound for a small package you will 100% love this speaker like I do.

Marshall Emberton Il totally exceeded expectations. The sound is rich, clear and surprisingly powerful for such a compact size, with vocals and instruments all very distinct and balanced. Battery life is excellent, easily lasting a whole day of listening without needing a recharge, and the quick charge feature is very convenient for last-minute use. The IP67 dustproof and waterproof rating also makes it perfect for using in the bathroom, kitchen or outdoors without worrying about water splashes or rain. The classic Marshall design looks premium and stylish, and the build quality feels solid and durable in the hand. Bluetooth connection is stable, pairing is fast, and the multi-direction control knob makes volume and track control very intuitive. Overall, this is a portable speaker that combines great sound, long battery and cool design - definitely a five-star product and highly recommended

The Marshall Emberton II delivers, period. Battery life: A+, I’ve been playing it at no less than 50% volume and have had 26 hours of battery before I gave it a charge. It still had some life left. So the battery is spot on and will perform as advertised. Sound: A, overall the sound is very good. You do experience a bit of distortion at max volume, which is not a surprise. The distortion is minimal and varied between music genres, more noticeable with hard rock or deep base. When using the volume at nominal range 50-85% (is my opinion) the sound is crisp, it delivers the highs and mids on demand and the bass hits very well for such a compact design. Design A+, A minimalist approach yet very elegant and sleek. The beauty of the aged Marshall design makes it a great piece to sit anywhere you’d decide to place it. Connectivity: It paired quickly to my phone & tablet. It can also be paired to your desktop or laptop if you wish. No connection issues at time of testing. This speaker does not pair with the Marshall app at this time.

The Marshall Emberton II is an absolute powerhouse in a compact form. Its design is iconic, featuring the classic Marshall aesthetics with a durable build that feels premium and rugged, perfect for both indoor and outdoor use. The sound quality is exceptional for its size. The True Stereophonic sound technology creates an immersive 360-degree audio experience, delivering crisp highs, clear mids, and surprisingly deep bass. Whether you’re listening to soft acoustics or bass-heavy tracks, the Emberton II handles it all beautifully. Battery life is another highlight—it lasts up to 30 hours on a single charge, making it perfect for extended outings or weekend trips. The IP67 dust- and water-resistant rating ensures it can handle splashes or outdoor environments without any worry. Pairing is seamless with Bluetooth 5.1, and the connection remains stable even at a good distance. While it doesn’t have app support for EQ adjustments, the sound profile is so well-balanced that you might not even miss it. Overall, the Marshall Emberton II is a stylish, durable, and high-performing portable speaker that punches well above its weight in both sound and features. It’s a must-have for music lovers looking for a blend of classic style and modern functionality.

I grew up on the idea that bigger speakers are always better. This little waterproof (IP67) and dust resistant wonder is designed to challenge that idea. And of course, this handsome speaker looks like a classic Marshall guitar amp, but only smaller. A lot smaller. It has no problem at all filling a room with music, and the sound is balanced and natural. Plenty of bass, treble and midrange at an amazing volume without any noticeable strain. But this fantastic sound isn’t confined to one room- you take it with you wherever you go. To the beach, to the office, to the neighbors, and there is no need to hunt for any plug. On a full charge, you should get 32 hours of listening pleasure. I have been playing with it for only a couple of days, so I can’t fully substantiate that kind of life between charges, but I have no reason to doubt it. The LED row on the top of the device always tells you how much charge you have left, and after my initial listening sessions, it has barely moved. I love the look and feel of this device as well. It will never slip out of your hand. Its rubber surface grabs and holds on. The big gold button in the center controls playback, such as start stop and pause, next or previous track as well as volume. The on/off and Bluetooth pairing buttons are smaller and the same color as the case, but you can feel them as you run you finger over the case. They are not lighted but are easy to find in the dark with touch. Of course, there is a blue LED that blinks when the device is in pairing mode and goes off when pairing is complete. The unit comes with a USB-C to USB-C charging cord. No charger is provided. There is also a hardened cutout on the side for attaching a carrying strap, which is not provided. Marshall supplies a color multipage quick start guide. I pressed the on button and immediately heard the Marshall startup sound. The Bluetooth LED was already blinking, and I hunted for the speaker on my iPhone and paired with it immediately. When I did that, a window opened on my phone and invited me to install the Marshall App which I accomplished in just a few seconds. Even though I plugged the Marshall into a USB charger for a few minutes, nine of the ten LEDs were already illuminated out of the box. The sound is superb and spacious because it is radiating from both the front and the back of the device, offering both direct and reflected sound. While the Emberton III has two drivers, it did not produce the type of stereo imaging that I would expect to hear listening to left and right stereo speakers placed several feet apart. Who would expect such from such a small device? I got full musical enjoyment from what I heard. Highly recommended.

The Emberton III is a portable speaker that is the shape of a brick and almost feels like one with it’s solid built quality. The Emberton can easily fill a small room with sound without it sounding tinny or distorted even at its highest volume. The Stereophonic sound from the Emberton III gives you a 360 sound so your listening experience is the same no matter where you are standing (in front, behind or to the side of the speaker). Stereophonic sound is perfect as portable speakers are always being used in different locations. The Marshall app allows you to adjust the equalizer to 3 different sounds (Marshall, Push and Voice) but you can’t tweak the EQ individually. The Marshall sound setting is perfect for my listening experience as it has great low end bass with perfect mids and highs, I did notice that for older music the voice setting works best. The Emberton III has some of best sound of any portable speaker along with a clean look that includes two buttons for power and Bluetooth and a rotary knob which works as a multifunction button to skip songs and higher/lower music. The addition of the Bluetooth button is perfect as most power/Bluetooth combo buttons are horrible to use and never work correctly. The Emberton is also dust/waterproof which makes it excellent to take anywhere with you. One of best features of the Emberton is that is has 32 hours of battery which is amazing, I used the speaker for 3 days 7 hours each day and there was still 30 percent battery remaining. Marshall has also included battery protection in the app by limiting the battery charge and slowing down the charging speed if it senses the batteries are getting hot. I only have 2 small issues with the Emberton III one is that the mic for phone calls is not the best but that is not really a big negative as I don’t see why anyone would be using this to make/receive phone calls. Secondly the app take about 15 seconds to start, none of these are deal breakers though. The Emberton III is a great portable speaker with the classic punchy sound that Marshall has been known for over a decade. The build quality is excellent and the Stereophonic sound makes this speaker stand out from other portable speakers. The Emberton III is future proofed with Bluetooth LE audio so you can add other speakers and play the same music at the same time. I currently don’t have any speakers to attach with the Emberton III but that will be changing shortly.

I find with bluetooth speakers generally that it comes down to a compromise - sometimes they are small and portable but done really hit the mark when it comes to audio, or they sound great but are pushing the limits of 'portability', This is also probably why if you own multiple bluetooth speakers that you are still looking for that perfect balance - or like me don't one any because you're picky about audio quality and don't want to compromise. The Marshall Emberton III is one of those rare products that won me over in the first couple of minutes without any bells and whistles or clever features - simply that it just sounds awesome without really doing anything. Out of the box, you hold the bluetooth button on the top to enter pairing mode - select it on your source device, and well - that's it. Straight away the audio sound is well balanced, but still has that signature Marshall 'oomphff' to it - no need to change anything. I'll be honest it was probably 30 mins before I even realized that there is an app for managing the speaker which enables you to modify some advanced features (firmware updates, 3 different styles of EQ , and optimizing the battery life - apparently to get 32+hours or playtime but I haven't had time to push that limit yet). The speaker also has a built in microphone so you can use it for conference calls but I can only see that getting limited use unless you reguarly manage group calls. Physically the speaker has that classic Marshall styling , but is robust and solid to the touch. There is simple navigation on the top for fwd/back/volume etc and the standard bluetooth and power buttons. My only minor comment would be that I would like a line-in option on these smaller speakers, but in this case I know there is a larger Marshall speaker in this range that provides it (and now I think about it all of my mobile devices need a dongle to do 3.5mm outputs anyway) In summary, if you are looking for a single go-to bluetooth speaker, the Marshall Emberton III is the probably the best you're going to find. Amazing sound out of the box, extended battery life and good balance of sound quality and portability.

Just picked up the Marshall - Emberton II and this thing BUMPS! I am so impressed with this little speaker from the build quality to the sound quality. There really isn’t anything I don’t like about his speaker, it’s amazing. First, the build quality of this speaker is incredible. It truly looks like and feels like a real Marshall amplifier. I love the matte black metal grille, with the black speaker mesh behind it. The rubberized texture of the leather-looking top, bottom, and sides of the speaker feels so good in the hands and stays put when placing the speaker on a hard surface. The brass button on top matches the matte black perfectly, what a genius color combo here! Other than the looks, I have to say again this thing’s build quality is ridiculous. There are zero loose parts, no rattles, it's solid. The simplicity of this speaker is great. There are only 2 buttons, one is more of a toggle. One button turns Bluetooth on and pairs the device. The other button turns the speaker on and off (press button for 3 seconds) and has volume up/down and next track/reverse track. Pairing the speaker to my phone took 2 seconds, it was so easy. You will have t download the Marshall Headphones app to connect to your phone. That’s ok though because within the app you can fine-tune the speaker's sound with the EQ presets, go into “stack mode”, speaker/app updates, and explore more about Marshall Headphones right in the app. Stack mode is cool. If you have another Emberton 2 speaker or similar, you can “stack” the speakers and connect them for a louder sound, or even surround sound. The app is easy to navigate and is very intuitive. The speaker’s sound is amazing. This thing encapsulates you with music. It’s crazy how they can create a little handheld speaker that can hit the full range of highs to lows. The music and vocal audios are tight and crispy. The mids hit everything, and the lows are mind-blowing for the size of this tiny speaker. The speakers sound like they should be way bigger. I didn’t have any issues with the range of this speaker. I could see the audio fading in a large open area like a field, but if you are nearby on the beach, or if this speaker is played indoors, it bumps and it sounds good. I am very impressed with the sound quality of this speaker. What comes in the box is right to the point. It comes with the speaker, a USB Type-C charging cable, and a safety/user manual. The Emberton 2 now comes with a lot more features other than great sound. This speaker is a sealed portable speaker with two passive radiators, Stack Mode, 30+ hours of playtime, an IP67 rating for dust and water resistance, Bluetooth 5.1, it is made of 50% recycled plastic, its professionally tuned by Marshall, all in a package weighing in at 1.5lbs. I absolutely love this little speaker with an enormous sound, and I recommend it to anyone who loves to party, but also to anyone who wants to both hear and feel the music they are playing. This little speaker turned out to be crazy good. I am so happy I picked up this amazing portable speaker. Marshall knocked it out of the park with this one.

While I was tempted to purchase the Marshall Emberton III, as silly as this may sound, the Black and Silver color in addition to the fact the I didn’t need a microphone function through the speaker is why I opted to get the Emberton II. I also think that sound on the Emberton II is tab bit warmer. For reference I have an older Bose SoundLink Mini II with the microUSB connector. I have yet to find a bluetooth speaker the matches the warmth and depth of clarity on all frequencies similar to my Bose SoundLink Mini II including the newer Bose bluetooth speaker products. Here is why I think the Marshall Emberton II is a worthy comparison. 1. The functional and aesthetic design of the Emberton is simply unmatched by its competition, period. For me the waterproof functionality, the multifunction button, the molded outer casing of the speaker enclosure and the extended battery life of this speaker is what made selecting the Emberton as easy choice of over the competition. I didn’t want a speaker that was colored and designed in the shape of a UFO regardless of how well it may have produced sound. 2. My Bose SoundLink Mini II is my desktop computer speaker. The Emberton in all of excellent design execution is my portable speaker for travel and other on-the-go audio needs. 3. Sound quality: Both sound exceptional but are different. They both share a very warm and clear sound stage but I’d argue that the Bose has less of a digitally controlled sound than the Marshall. They both sound really really good but have different levels of warmth in the sound image. The best way I could describe it is in the difference in taste between dark and milk chocolate. I’d describe the Bose as having a sound image that is more like Milk Chocolate and the Marshall has a deep rich Dark Chocolate sound image. I listen to a lot of classical and opera music and there are time when I find the Marshall speaker simply better captures the live performance theatric of these genres of music. Conversely when I am listening to other genre’s of music including classic rock and roll, r&b, pop, easy listening, country, etc. I prefer the Bose. I don’t restrict my genre listing to one specific speaker. Rather a toggle my listening between both speakers. If you are a fan of the older version of the Bose SoundLink Mini II Bluetooth speaker and need another Bluetooth speaker, this is the speaker you want. I still mostly listen to my Bose SoundLink Mini II which i have had for a while now but this Marshall is worthy follow-up to everything I like about the SoundLink Mini II with a host of added functionality including the multifunction button, waterproofing, and extended battery life, as well a exceptional sound quality that makes it in my opinion ( assuming that the Bose SoundLink Mini II may not be available anymore ) the best current portable Bluetooth for the money. The Emberton II does not disappoint.

The Marshall Emberton III is an attractive and portable bluetooth speaker that surprisingly sounds fantastic for all sorts of music. With the Marshall app, you can change the sound settings from a classic Marshall sound which I would describe as grungy and a Pushed sound which according to my ears sound fully and bright with deep bass. The exterior of the speaker is this rubber faux leather feeling materials which acts as a bumper but looks just like a Marshall amplifier. The speaker is the size of a large energy drink but packs quite a bit of volume. Turn the speaker up and it gets loud but retains its clarity. The speaker is charged using USB-C which is commonplace today. There is a very large red stack of bars that clearly shows you how much battery life is left in the speaker. I have used this for a week playing YouTube and Spotify and I have only used half the battery, which tells me this speaker will last a long time. A nice touch of this Marshall Emberton III speaker is the tones it plays when you turn it on and off. A guitar riff is played in a happy tone when you turn it on and a sad guitar riff when you turn it off. In all honesty, the appearance of looking like a Marshall amp is what sells this thing. It does not look like a generic Bluetooth speaker and if you are guitar player or likes guitar, its really hard not to have this in your room jamming out to your favorite tunes. To boast, the sound is great too and last a long time on a charge and you won’t be disappointed.

I picked up this speaker when it was 50% off, and I’m really happy with it. The build is solid, and it’s small enough to take anywhere, making it perfect for both indoor and outdoor use. Setting it up was a breeze. Pairing it with my phone and computer took no time, and the connection has been really reliable. The sound is impressive for its size. The bass is deep but not overpowering, and the highs and mids are nice and clear. It’s great for both home use and small gatherings. Plus, the battery life is fantastic.

The Marshall Emberton III is a portable little speaker with amazing sound. First, I was surprised at how small it was, it's really cute, with a retro look to it and big sound! My kid thought it was really cool looking. The packaging is very nice, well protected with a nice little booklet giving you all the details - especially important was the button configuration numbered drawing, giving you all you need. I turned it on, saw it immediately on my iPhone, paired it with no issues, and it prompted me to download the Marshall app. I used it to listen to a radio app and my iTunes library - the sound is amazing, super clear! The bass is there, the treble, it's great. Set up on this was so incredibly easy. The buttons work, pause, skip, volume, all there in the middle depending on the direction that you push. I'm happy with this cute little retro style speaker, and I see myself using it quite a bit. So far, battery life has been great, the app tells you the battery level, plus there's a nice red light on the top to alert you to the battery level as well. If you're looking for a compact portable speaker with great sound and a cool styling this Marshall speaker is it!

Absolutely love this speaker! The sound quality is clear and rich with great bass for its size. The design looks classic and stylish, and it feels very well built. It’s easy to connect and the battery life lasts longer than I expected. Perfect for home use or small gatherings. Highly recommend!

The Marshall Emberton II is a compact and stylish Bluetooth speaker that lives up to the brand’s iconic aesthetic while delivering solid performance. Its rugged design, complete with an IP67 rating for water and dust resistance, makes it perfect for both indoor and outdoor use. The sound quality is impressive for its size, offering clear vocals and a balanced profile, though it doesn’t produce deep low-bass, which is expected from a speaker of this size. One of the speaker’s key selling points is its advertised battery life of up to 30 hours. However, in real-world usage, the performance can vary depending on factors like volume level and audio content. While it might not consistently reach the full 30 hours, it reliably provides a solid 5 hours of playback, even at higher volumes. This makes it a dependable choice for shorter outings or casual listening sessions. The Emberton II also supports Bluetooth 5.1 for stable connectivity and introduces ‘Stack Mode,’ which lets you connect multiple speakers for a bigger soundstage. Its control knobs are intuitive and add a touch of nostalgia to the modern design. While it lacks features like a built-in microphone for calls or voice assistant support, the Marshall Emberton II makes up for it with its portability, durability, and signature Marshall sound. If you’re looking for a speaker that combines style and functionality with robust audio, this is a great pick. Just keep in mind that the battery life may not always meet its maximum claims, but it delivers enough juice for most use cases.