Marshall Emberton Bluetooth Portable Speaker - Black

Sounds awesome. Heavy weight for its size. Love the toggle switch on top and the metal wire grates on either side. I really like this thing more than I even thought I would. Perfect for having for having a few friends over as well as a chill night alone just you and your dog(s) and/or cat(s).

Great sounding little speaker. Don’t expect to fill a large area with sound but does sound great on the patio or deck. Putting it close to a wall allows the sound to direct better. Would recommend for a nice personal speaker.

This is an amazing little speaker with incredible sound quality. We have a larger sized Marshall Speaker and we cant believe how much punch this little guy. Lot of bang for you buck!

I went from a JBL clip speaker to this Marshall and wow ... At first I thought the volume wasnt loud enough but then I started to appreciate the quality of the music and subtle bass . The clarity of the speaker sounds so amazing. 4 stars because I had the speaker on the whole day at a cabin and battery at least lasted 15 hours max and I should have got atleast 20. Love this speaker.

El sonido impecable

OK so I wanted a speaker unlike any what others have. I can set it down & people know its mine. As for battery life I have yet to run it long enough to kill the battery

For example, if you play Bring me to Life, Evanescence, when starts, there is a background thunder, well, this speaker simply cuts it off. Nada. Same in many other songs, definitely they are DSP ing so sounds more acoustic but not what the artist intended. Also disappointed that uses SBC codecs in 2022. But it only on sale, full price is too much and not enough value. Also no microphone nor app, makes it more disappointing.

If you are familiar with the name Marshall and music then that is all that you need to know. For a four inch speaker this is impressive. Clear high notes. Solid bass thump and superior surround sound.

Awesome sound quality. I listened to the Beatles songs. The sound is rich and clear in detail, pleasurable to listen. When I tried some electronic music with very low bass, it kinda goes quiet when the frequencies go past under certain point but doesnt have problem to me because you wouldnt notice too much in most of the songs(depends on what you listen though). The song will still feel very dense. The bass is definitely great for its size, very impressed. Very durable feeling, a dense, solid speaker. Design is unique to other similar looking bluetooth speakers out there, many of them are just futuristic-ish cylinders, or just a flat box, but this one has a special golden button with red lights on top, some grills front and back, classic looking. Fits well on my desk, feels happy when I see it and touch it. Only downside is that there will be no app? if Im correct. And also, it makes quite a noise when you turn it on and off. I find it satifying but seems like some dont. I do not regret buying it because it is much more than just high quality sound. It is the experience, the enjoyment of playing my favorite music, in a loud speaker with a better quality. Nov 8th 2021 update: Still working great, no problems

Indoors: Each unit sounds very different depending on where it is located. For the Emberton, it sounded a little too bassy in most locations and the mids and highs sounded drowned out because of that. The Bose also sounded a little too bassy but was more even on the mids and highs. In particular, the highs sounded great indoors. In certain spaces indoors, the Bose might have had the most even sound but only when standing right in front of the speaker. The JBL Flip 4 did not go as low in frequency response to the others however there was more clarity in the mids and had a more stereophonic sound. The Flip 4 in most cases sounded too bassy indoors (and I dont mean low bass but mid-bass). The Emberton sounded as one of the best when placed in the middle of the room. Outdoors: The Emberton was definitely the loudest and had the most bass and sounded better outdoors and had the best low frequency response as well as loudness. In some cases again, the bass drowned out the mids and highs. I liked the JBL Flip 4 outdoors for having a stereophonic sound and clarity in the mids and highs however the bass did not extend as low as the other 2. The Bose did not sound too good outdoors (worst of the 3 outdoors) and sounded the best indoors in particular situations. The Bose outdoors also did not perform well when not standing right in front of the speakers while the other 2, you can get pretty good response at different angles. As far as loudness and bass, the Emberton blew the other 2 away, but did not have the stereo spaciousness or mid/high clarity of the JBL.