Marshall Emberton III Portable Bluetooth Speakers, Wireless, IP67 Rating Dust & Water Resistant, 32+ Hours Playtime, Quick Charge – Black & Brass

Big Sound in a Small Package – The Perfect Portable Speaker for Music Lovers!
The Marshall Emberton II Portable Bluetooth Speaker has completely blown me away with its sound quality and design! For such a compact device, the audio is incredibly rich, with deep bass, crisp highs, and balanced mids that make every song sound amazing. It easily fills a room or outdoor space with clear, immersive sound.The battery life is another standout—it lasts for hours, even with consistent use, so I don’t have to worry about charging it all the time. The build quality is excellent, with a sturdy and stylish design that reflects Marshall’s iconic aesthetic. It’s also water-resistant, which makes it perfect for outdoor adventures or poolside listening. Pairing it with my phone was seamless, and the controls are simple and intuitive.This speaker has become my go-to for everything from relaxing at home to outdoor gatherings. If you’re looking for a portable speaker that delivers both style and amazing sound, the Emberton II is absolutely worth it!

Outstanding
I felt the need to write a review/share my opinion on this speaker so here we go.I have tried all of the top reviewed speakers in this category, from Sony, Bose, JBL, UE to B&O and for me at least, this is the only one that stands noticeably head and shoulders above the others.Whilst I totally appreciate that each of us has our own idea of what sounds good and that makes absolute sense as we are all different. However, there is one aspect that I feel people fail to grasp and that is the physical dimensions of (all) portable speakers in this category. Physics and how sound travels is an important consideration that is often missed. I read reviews on all these speakers saying ‘no bass’ well that is to be expected, no speaker this size will be able to produce sub bass levels, it’s just not possible. The key to a good sounding speaker is making the balance between treble, mids and bass in tune with one another.This for me is where the Emberton II comes in to its own. It does have very good bass, realistic I would say and accurate. Combine it with the overall sound signature and it simply works really well. Granted, a lot depends on the music you listen to, so I will share a few tracks I use to evaluate speakers and headphones.Primal Scream – Free (from the Nashville tapes) The range produced on this track is amazing, bass is superb.Eric Clapton – Hotel California MTV Live, distant instrument separation.London Grammar – Hey Now, vocal clarity but still managing to demonstrate the haunting musical accompaniment.The Reytons – Red Smoke, all out anthem Indie Rock with guitars, drums and bass, great balance.Nas – NY State of Mind, powerful rap from back in the day is presented close to my vinyl copy on much bigger speakers.Gerry Cinnamon – Folk/Punk, beautiful guitars and vocals, the Glaswegian accent really shines.Sailor Honeymoon – Cockroach, bass guitar intro before crashing guitars and that voice.Kevin Yost – Beatkilla, electronic bass heavy. Admittedly, I have to place the speaker close to a well or better still, in a corner, but the speaker still shines. Is the bass booming? no, does it do the album justice bearing in mind the speaker size, Hell yes and I defy anyone to disagree.So, there you go, this is my honest appraisal. And I have not mentioned the battery life, amazing appearance, build quality etc. It’s an all round powerhouse of a portable speaker.Another thing people tend to mention in reviews ‘at full volume the bass sounds weaker’ back to the physics. To put this in to perspective, speakers this size, full volume with bass heavy tracks means one thing, burst speakers were forever after your speaker will rattle and pop. There is an element of computational control over the music, intended to ensure the longevity of the speaker, not just in the Emberton II but all modern speakers. It’s intentional to clip the extremes. We should be thankful as our hard earned expects quality…If you just want bass, I suggest the Bose Soundlink Flex, it is slightly more boomy but in doing so you lose some of the frequency range elsewhere, that may be OK with you. This takes me back to my early comment, I think this speaker, for the types of music I listen to, offers the absolute best balance of sound across the full range of frequencies.I hope this helps.

TRES BON SON ,

Purchased during Amazon prime day. First impression was the speaker was small and didn’t expect it to outperform my Edifier desktop audio system which was certified by THX. After pairing with my phone, I played a song from Spotify and I was stunned by the sound clarity, spatial separation and loudness.It’s really amazing to hear such a superb sound from a small speakers!

Avevo il desiderio di acquistare una cassa marshall ma sono sempre stato frenato dal prezzo. Quando ho visto il ribasso dell’emberton II non mi sono lasciato sfuggire l’occasione di acquistarlo ad un prezzo super vantaggioso. Esteticamente e’ molto bello, ho preso la versione black e si adatta a qualsiasi ambiente. Rivestimento simil pelle, piacevole al tatto e la rete a protezione della cassa ben robusta. Di facile connessione con un semplice tasto. Qualita’ del suono ottima, bassi profondi, volume molto alto ma distorce se lo si porta al massimo del volume, ma in ambiente chiuso anche a due livelli dal suono massimo si sente una meraviglia. E’ un altoparlante portatile ma non e’ proprio leggerissimo, si potrebbe percepire il peso all’interno di una borsa/zaino ma comunque di facile trasporto date le dimensioni contenute. A prezzo pieno secondo me non vale la spesa immediata, ma in offerta e’ una chicca da non lasciarsi scappare.