Review on Black Marshall Emberton Portable Bluetooth Speaker for Enhanced Online Visibility by Dila Annisa ᠌

Very mixed impressions. I fell in love with this column at first sight, thanks to the excellent advertising campaign from marketers, without irony. On the one hand, the sound is very clear and voluminous. I won’t call myself a real music lover, but I listen to music from my philistine bell tower at home and at a picnic and get wonderful emotions. But only if you turn off the music. If you went away somewhere, you needed to pause the track and get distracted, the column is silent and even turns off a little meanly. Auto power off works after 5 minutes. Question: why? Just why? Well, let's say you're watching a movie and you want to eat a sandwich. It happens, right? You go to make yourself a culinary masterpiece, you return, and the column has already gone out. You have to turn it on and off again. Maybe there the product designers don't eat sandwiches in the marshal, but here I often lean and, of course, such an oversight annoys me. I put two. Constant connection problems. The column, although it remembers the devices connected earlier, but with auto-connection there are eternal problems and each time you need to climb into the bluetooth interface and connect the column again. Wonderful. On top of that, the logo broke as a result of transportation back and forth, despite the case when going to a picnic or a party, which, to put it mildly, hits right in the heart of a person who liked the appearance of the speaker much more than its functionality. And in general, I am very sensitive to technology, I have not broken a single display in my life, but I noted with the marshal. Jbl for half the price gives a much better interface and bass. And the cost of marshall at 11 thousand leaves a big question mark in connection with the identified shortcomings. Maybe I'm just unlucky. As a result, we get a column of average quality, so-so assembly and terrible functionality. But I still love her, because a gift. Would I recommend it to a person who wants to buy a good product? Probably not.