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Marshall’s new Stockwell III speaker is officially live: Order the 40-hour Bluetooth speaker now

Marshall's Stockwell III portable Bluetooth speaker has officially launched, priced at $249.99, with 40+ hours of playtime, 360-degree sound, and IP55 water resistance.

Marshall’s new Stockwell III speaker is officially live: Order the 40-hour Bluetooth speaker now

Marshall has officially launched its new Stockwell III portable Bluetooth speaker, priced at $249.99. This upgrade over the previous generation features a significant increase in battery life, now offering over 40 hours of playtime. Improvements in water and dust resistance have also been made, elevating the IP55 rating from the previous IPX4. The speaker maintains Marshall's True Stereophonic 360-degree audio, driven by a 3-inch woofer and two 1.75-inch wide-band drivers, and backed by a robust 65W amp.

The Stockwell III can be charged via USB-C, with a 30W PD charger delivering a full recharge in under 3 hours, or a quick charge lasting just 20 minutes for 7 hours of playtime. Notably, the battery is swappable, allowing users to replace it themselves along with other components like the front and back grilles, silicone sleeve, and carrying strap. This feature sets the Stockwell III apart in the market of Bluetooth speakers that often become disposable when a part fails.

Additional features include tactile, amp-inspired controls on top, with a new M-button for conveniently accessing saved presets. Connectivity is enhanced with Bluetooth 5.3 and Auracast support, along with multipoint functionality that allows pairing with more than one device. The speaker is currently available for purchase at $249.99 on both the Marshall shop and at Costco.

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