One of the best Bluetooth speakers around, with big wide sound, very loud output and an exceptional 50-hour battery.
Marshall Kilburn III
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Critics’ consensus
5 professional reviewers tested the Marshall Kilburn III, and 5 recommend it. Most praised: sound quality and battery life. Most common complaint: fit and comfort.
Reviewed by Tom's Guide, TechRadar, Trusted Reviews and 2 more
The catch: It has no Wi-Fi, and it is large and cannot pair as a stereo set.
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What do critics say about the Marshall Kilburn III?
An exceptional Bluetooth speaker with great bass for its size and long battery life.
An enjoyable, warm-sounding outdoor speaker with great battery and better design than its predecessor.
Stylish and good sounding with huge battery life and flexible EQ options, making it better value than most similar speakers.
Praised as the best-looking portable speaker, with strong, punchy sound, tactile tone controls and exceptional battery life.
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Is the Marshall Kilburn III worth it?
Most critics think so: 5 of 5 recommend it. It has no Wi-Fi, and it is large and cannot pair as a stereo set.
Do critics agree about the Marshall Kilburn III?
Broad agreement: scores range from 80 (Trusted Reviews) to 95 (Tom's Guide), a spread of 15 points across 5 reviews. Most reviewers land fairly close together.
What do critics dislike about the Marshall Kilburn III?
Fit and comfort (2 of 5 reviews), Size and weight (2 of 5 reviews).
What is the best alternative to the Marshall Kilburn III?
The JBL Flip 7 (critic score 86), top pick, narrowly.