There’s more than 20 hours of wireless listening to be had on a full charge, and you can get up to three hours playtime with just 20 minutes on the wall. The speaker is big enough (243 x 162 x 140 mm) to offer a decent stereo spread. Driving it along is 36W of amplification, with 20W for the woofer, and 2x8W for the tweeters. Also, the bigger bother Kilburn couldn’t offer this kind of high-level sound. There is a sharp difference between them, and the winner is, of course, Kilburn II. Through the house filling experience and with your favorite music, you are sure to fall for this speaker. Great Power Functionality The first and most effective thing with this speaker is the IPX2 water-resistant. It can help you in an efficient way that you may not realize until you face any problem. The loudness is so close to the wall-shaking experience and no less than any stand floor speaker. I already describe a little about the loudness.

On the downside, it’s a little too pricey for its own good (but shop around and you might find a bargain). You’ll still get 20 hours of playtime from a full charge, with the Middleton also offering Marshall’s True Stereophonic sound which will pump out your favourite tunes multi-directionally. The Middleton also carries a IP67 rating meaning it’s dust and water-resistant and a full charge will take four and a half hours.

Battery that lasts – Enjoy up to 11 hours of continuous play time and deep, powerful sound. Easily recharge Move on the included base, or a compatible USB-C charger No, you probably won't carry one around with you anywhere except room to room in your house, but that's still a great benefit to a truly wireless design. Though it is heavy, you must not move it here and there. As it is mainly used in homes. But if you want to proceed, that won’t be so problematic. While the Marshall Tufton is classed as a portable speaker, it's not the lightest thing around and you'd be hard-pressed to really use this on the move. It's a sleek performer though, and I love the premium look - and more importantly, the audio is delivers has everything you'd expect from Marshall. From the beginning, you must have an idea about the audio quality of Stanmore. For making the audio most define and great, it featured high-powered woofers and tweeters.

Next to the noise isolation with the bit of stand under the speaker like Polk s50 and s55. There are four stands very tiny size keeps it at a distance from the ground. The loudspeaker mainly creates a problem with the isolation. It’s also mildly water-resistant. IPX2 certification means although it won’t survive a plunge in a pool, it will cope with a light splashing. Just in case you’re going for the moshpit/covered-in-beer vibe. Easy to use – Setup takes minutes, and control is simple with the Sonos app, Bluetooth, AirPlay 2, and your voiceMarshall Kilburn II VS Stanmore, two such excellent speakers, is exceptional in every area and thus provides impressive performance. There seem such minor flaws in their whole system. Behind the grills, the tweeter and woofer are placed; those works efficiently to provide great sound.

This Marshall Stanmore model has a classical look that you will feel after seeing it for the first time. It kind of contains a traditional look that makes it beautiful perfect for the home. The bass is rich and powerful gives a punch directly in the ear. And the punch so heavy during the highest volume. Also, the treble is remarkably balanced with the bass and mids, and highs. So, the excellent premium quality sound fills the whole room. I think we cross a lot of boundaries and I think our fans are very open-minded.” Ne Obliviscaris and the making of Urn Marshall estimates the Kilburn II's battery life to be roughly 20 hours, but your results will vary with your volume levels. Performance The Stanmore II sits in the middle of Marshall’s home speaker range, and is an almost the perfect mix of attitude and power.

Marshall’s second iteration of the Kilburn speaker is a real rock ‘n’ roll star – everything its predecessor should have been

The weight is almost 3KG; I don’t think there would be any trouble carrying this speaker. So wherever you are working in your kitchen or your living room and want to enjoy the music over this speaker, comfortably can take this. Brilliant sound – Enjoy surprisingly rich bass, a wide soundstage, and automatic Trueplay tuning, which continually adapts the sound for where you are and what you’re listening He released the set without even bothering with a single to precede it, preferring fans to hear it as a whole entity – an archetypically progtastic move”: Prince’s Around The World In A Day And next to the boss, Marshall Stanmore’s performance is too good. If you carefully knew about all the features above, then you know how magnificent the speaker is. The 8 watt for the tweeter, also with a Class D amplifier, turns the audio incredible. The tweeter may be slightly higher, but in this price range and with all other criteria, you can not expect more.

Weather resistant – With an IP56 rating, Move stands up to humidity, rain, snow, dust, salt spray, UV rays, and extreme heat and cold But it would be your choice how you like to hear the music since taste differs from person to person. Once paired, we tested the speaker with Gorillaz’ Dirty Harry; the pounding bass sounded full but not muddy, while the rap vocals sounded punchy and clear, with just enough grain to give them an edge. You can also choose to stereo pairing with another move but only when you’re using it via wi-fi but you can use it as a left and right speaker in that scenario, but they cannot be used as rear surround sounds for a sonar soundbar, which I know a lot of people are a bit disappointed about. It can, however, be used with a turntable or using the Bluetooth connectivity, but again it doesn’t have a line-in so, you couldn’t connect it directly to tv or turntable. There are a couple of caveats, though. Marshall makes some noise about 360-degree sound, but I’m not convinced. You could place this speaker in the centre of the room and enjoy it while walking around, but this is a stereo speaker and it performs best when treated as such. Basically, you want it facing you. Don’t treat it like a UE Boom.Marshall’s latest speaker has improved on its predecessor, the most noticeable difference being the Kilburn II’s ability to project sound around the room – thanks to its rear-firing tweeters. Flush corner caps give the speaker a rugged and durable feel, making it a great choice for taking along to parties and festivals. On the top of the speaker, there is a control panel. These knobs are seem used for bass, treble, and the last one for power or volume. For seeing the battery, a LED is placed there with a Bluetooth pairing button. The wireless connection and great portability make it way too good. In a single charge, you can play for 20 hours.