Collection: Marshall Speaker Series

Marshall's Bluetooth speaker lineup carries the same amp-inspired look and signature sound across three very different jobs: a speaker you throw in a bag, one that sits on a shelf, and one that fills a living room. All three run through the Marshall Bluetooth app for EQ and multi-room control, so the right pick comes down to where the speaker will actually live — pocket, desk, or lounge.

Which Marshall speaker should you buy?

Marshall Emberton III (KES 25,000) is the portable in the range — pocket-sized, IP67 waterproof and dustproof, and rated for 32+ hours of battery life. Built for outdoor use: the beach, a hike, a picnic.

Marshall Action III (KES 35,000) is a compact plug-in home speaker with Marshall's classic bass, treble, and volume knobs on top. No battery or IP rating — it's designed to stay on a desk or shelf and supports true stereo pairing with a second unit via the Marshall app.

Marshall Stanmore III (KES 42,000) is the largest and loudest in the series, with 80W of total amplification for full-room sound. Like the Action III, it's mains-powered and supports true stereo pairing for a bigger stereo setup.

Model Price Type Total Output Battery IP Rating Bluetooth Weight
Emberton III KES 25,000 Portable 32+ hours IP67 (water & dust) 5.3 670 g
Action III KES 35,000 Home (plug-in) 60W (1x30W + 2x15W) None – mains powered None – indoor use 5.2 2.85 kg
Stanmore III KES 42,000 Home (plug-in) 80W (1x50W + 2x15W) None – mains powered None – indoor use 5.2 4.25 kg

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Marshall Emberton III fully waterproof?
It carries an IP67 rating, meaning it's dust-tight and can survive submersion in up to 1 metre of water for 30 minutes — safe for rain, splashes, and poolside use.

Do the Action III and Stanmore III need to stay plugged in?
Yes. Both are mains-powered home speakers with no internal battery, so they're built to live in one spot rather than travel with you — that's what the Emberton III is for.

Can I pair two Marshall speakers together for stereo sound?
The Action III and Stanmore III both support true stereo pairing through the Marshall Bluetooth app, so two units can be linked for a proper left/right stereo setup. The Emberton III doesn't pair in stereo, but uses Marshall's built-in True Stereophonic Sound for even coverage on its own.

What's the difference between the Action III and Stanmore III?
Size and power. The Stanmore III is the larger of the two with 80W of total output and a bigger cabinet for deeper bass and more room-filling volume, while the Action III is the more compact, desk-friendly option at 60W.

Which Marshall speaker is best for outdoor use?
The Emberton III — it's the only one in the series with a battery and an IP67 waterproof/dustproof rating, making it the only one safe to take outside.

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