Review on Unleash Audio Excellence with the Marshall Emberton Bluetooth Portable Speaker by Agata Pietrewicz ᠌

So, let's talk a little bit more about the benefits and drawbacks. Pros: 1. The sound is pleasant, but the evaluation you make of it will depend on what you intend to use it for. If you basically just have the radio on in the background at a volume between 30 and 50 percent, then you won't be able to tell the difference between Sony and JBL. In such case, you clearly do not have an academic ear. 2. Appearance: it has flavor and color, and I think it looks so stylish!) 3. The weight and size are great for me; at home, it's the perfect and normal size, and when I go out, it fits perfectly in my backpack. Disadvantages - there are two of them, one of which has previously been written about; one is about volume, and while opinions range on this topic, I will add that I have Sony and it sounded louder and was twice as inexpensive. Not better, but louder. Yet at the second minus, nobody offered a description of anything. My playback will occasionally start to "stop up" and stutter at random intervals. Tried it from the phone that belongs to my wife; it was unsuccessful. There is a distance of five meters between the speaker and the phone. At some point, it begins to grumble and poke, and eventually the sound goes away. Everything goes away after a minute or two, and then it comes back around again occasionally. I discovered that the solution to the issue lies in making a minute adjustment to the orientation of the phone in space. He started to stutter, but all you have to do is tilt the phone slightly, and everything will be OK. Nonetheless, this enrages me. Considering that Sony has been keeping quiet about this for the past three years, there has not even been a hint of it. It is up to you to determine whether it is worthwhile to pay twice as much for something that you might not even feel, despite the fact that the speaker is quite good. The situation is not life or death, but it is a mess, and the sound is going away. Oops, I almost forgot, it is an extremely high-quality battery. He puts in approximately 30 percent of his time each day, which is plenty for about a week's worth of work.