Marshall has officially launched the third generation of its portable Bluetooth speaker in the form of Marshall Stockwell III, bringing over 40 hours of wireless playtime alongside upgraded acoustics and an updated design.
Marshall Stockwell III Audio Performance and Key Features
The Marshall Stockwell III uses True Stereophonic 360° sound, allowing the speaker to deliver consistent audio quality regardless of its placement in a room. There are no dedicated “sweet spots,” which means the listening experience remains consistent regardless of where the listener is positioned relative to the speaker. A Dynamic Loudness feature manages the balance of bass, mids, and treble across all volume levels; at lower volumes, bass and treble are boosted to preserve clarity and detail, then naturally even out to maintain a smooth, balanced sound profile.
The speaker retains Marshall’s iconic design language, featuring a slim vertical shape, a guitar-inspired PU leather carry strap, and velvet lining, encased in a textured silicone sleeve with metal front and back grilles. The brass control panel has been updated with more intuitive controls, including an M-button for presets and a media jog for track navigation. It is also IP55-reated for ingress protection, so rain should be no problem.
It offers more than 40 hours of battery life, with charging done via a USB-C port that also allows the speaker to function as a charging bank for other devices. The speaker also includes replaceable and modular parts, including the battery, front and back grilles, silicone sleeve, and carry strap, intended to extend its usable lifespan.
Stockwell III will be available in Black, Brass, and Cream colorways, priced at RM1,299. The speaker will be available through Marshall’s official stores on Shopee and Lazada, as well as selected retailers including Harvey Norman, Thunder Match, CG Computers, Urflash Gadgets, ALL IT Hypermarket, SNS Network, EWT Technology, PC Image, and Sprint Cass, starting 30 July 2026.
Pokdepinion: It’s pretty much an acquired taste to buy Marshall Bluetooth speakers, because there’s simply too many of them at much cheaper prices.
