Marshall Stanmore III Bluetooth Wireless Speaker,Black

Excellent Build and Quality throughout. Sound is clear and awesome. Perfect mid level sound intensity. Not too earth shattering, but loud and clear. Functions and Bluetooth are easy set up and use. Not meant to be portable, but can easily be moved and placed to suit. The Marshall app is helpful. No battery. Power cord only. Pairing w another would be divine.

After purchasing and testing all available models primarily to evaluate performance and color differences—especially since local retailers didn’t stock the full lineup—I found that the Marshall Woburn III delivers the most powerful and expansive sound. However, considering price-to-performance ratio, the Stanmore stands out as the most well-rounded choice.The Stanmore III offers excellent sound quality, particularly with its well-balanced bass that performs impressively across genres. Unless you’re planning to fill a particularly large space, the added power of the Woburn may be excessive for most home environments.Aesthetically, the cream color variant of the Stanmore III is exceptional. It maintains a clean, elegant look under various lighting conditions, making it a standout piece whether it’s used in a living room, office, or studio setup.In summary, the Stanmore provides a premium audio experience at a more accessible price point, making it the most practical and stylish option in the lineup for everyday use.

I have played guitar through Marshall amplifiers all of my life so I knew if Marshall would put their name on this speaker it would be awesome, 🎶 and it was! I personally love this model for the, size, many sound adjustment's, phone app, two additional inputs, it surpasses my expectations. And oh ya it can fill a large room with crisp booming sound just how you like it. Highly Recommended. SS 🎸😎 in Seattle

Awesome, Cost more but well worth it!

Gift for hubs who listens to music while attempting to learn how to play the drums. He says it’s so much better than his Apple pill speaker. It was larger than I anticipated but he absolutely loves it, Great sound quality.

you may find it funny, but i got this speaker mainly because of the look. and while i'm impressed with quality, still think it's more like a decor. love the style.

MANY years ago I bought Sonos speakers - when they could link to one another and could be driven off an iPhone playlist via Bluetooth. Then Sonos messed it up and hasn't been able to fix it - even to run off a computer through wifi. Over the years I have spent hours on the phone with their customer service people to try and get them to work - and they did intermittently until either an operating system was updated or the Sonos software was updated. And then I'd need to spend hours with customer service. I just gave up on them as they have become too frustrating to deal with. So those things are paperweights now.I bought 2 Marshall Stanmore III speakers. They cannot be linked together yet, but they are hardware capable for that. They just need the bluetooth technology to advance so that can happen. The Marshall Stanmore III speakers actually play my music (unlike my dust-gathering Sonos speakers). So that is a real advantage when you want to listen to music! My iPhone controls manage the volume. The music app on my iPhone controls what is played. And the Marshall app on my iPhone controls the bass and treble. It all works! However, the sound is good, but not as good as what my Sonos speakers were able to produce (when they were working, which they are no longer).The Marshall speakers were very easy to set up and connect via Bluetooth with my iPhone. I'm glad I bought them.

This is a review I am happy to write. I had had it with some other blue tooth speakers (maybe starts with an S) that need an app to use, half and hour to connect and instructions. Not this Bad Boy. On/OFF, bass, treb and volume. Sounds clear with plenty of base at high and low volumes with every genre Ive tried. And I love the classic Marshall Amp cabinet style. Absolute awesome bookcase speaker. But be advised its heavy and needs to be plugged in, so maybe not the best choice if you need portability. Otherwise, trust me on this one. Led Zep, Stones, Allman Bros? Classic speaker for classic rock