The Marshall Stockwell II is Marshall’s slim, strap-carried portable speaker, styled like a miniature guitar amplifier and finished here in black. Under the grille, one 30W Class D amplifier drives the woofer and two 15W Class D amplifiers drive a front-facing and a rear-facing tweeter, which is how Marshall gets stereo out of a body only 70 mm deep. Marshall promises more than 20 hours of playtime, protects it to IPX4 against splashes, and puts real bass and treble knobs on top.
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Knobs You Can Turn
Most portable speakers hide their EQ inside an app. The Marshall Stockwell II puts it on the top panel: a power and volume knob, a bass knob and a treble knob, plus a Bluetooth button and a battery indicator. You can soften the treble for a harsh recording or add bass for a quiet evening without unlocking your phone, and the setting stays exactly where you left it.
The black cabinet, textured front and script logo follow the look of Marshall amplifiers, so the speaker suits a desk, a shelf or a majlis corner as much as a picnic blanket.
How the Marshall Stockwell II Makes Stereo
Marshall lists three amplifiers: one 30W Class D amplifier for the woofer and two 15W Class D amplifiers for the tweeters. These are amplifier ratings; Marshall does not say whether they are RMS or peak figures, and it quotes a maximum sound pressure level of 80 dB at 1 metre, so treat the Marshall Stockwell II as a room and garden speaker rather than a party system. The frequency response runs from 60 Hz to 20,000 Hz.
One tweeter faces forward and one faces back. Marshall calls the result True Stereophonic, a multi-directional sound that spreads around the speaker instead of beaming only to the front, which helps when people are sitting on both sides of it.
Battery, Charging and the Replaceable Cell
On its product page Marshall promises 20+ hours of playtime, approximately 20 hours at medium volume on a full charge; a separate line in its specification table lists 40+ hours, so we recommend planning around the 20-hour figure. With a 30W USB-C PD charger, 20 minutes of charging returns about 7 hours of play and a full recharge takes under 3 hours. The USB-C input accepts 9 V / 3 A and 5 V / 3 A.
Marshall lists the battery of the Marshall Stockwell II as replaceable, so the speaker does not have to be thrown away when the cell wears out after years of use.
Carrying and Connecting
At 180 x 161 x 70 mm and 1.38 kg, the Marshall Stockwell II is slim enough to slide into a rucksack, and the guitar-inspired strap lets it hang from a shoulder or a hook. Bluetooth 5.0 reaches about 10 metres, and a 3.5 mm input takes any wired source, from an old MP3 player to a laptop without Bluetooth. In the box you get the speaker, a USB-C cable, a quick start guide and legal and safety information.
Who This Is Not For
IPX4 covers splashes from any direction, not immersion, and there is no dust rating, so the Marshall Stockwell II should stay away from the pool edge and out of beach sand; a JBL Flip or Charge is the better choice there. Its 80 dB maximum SPL is modest for outdoor gatherings. At 1.38 kg it is heavier than bottle-sized speakers. Marshall lists no aptX or AAC support, the box contains no wall charger for the quick-charge figures, and Marshall does not list a microphone, so it cannot take calls.
Buying the Marshall Stockwell II Black in the UAE
Totot covers the Marshall Stockwell II Black with a 1-year warranty. Delivery across the UAE takes up to 3 business days and is free on orders from AED 300. Defective or non-matching items can be returned within 14 days, and shipping damage should be reported within 48 hours of delivery.
Technical Specifications
- Brand: Marshall
- Model: Stockwell II
- Colour: Black
- Amplifiers: 1 x 30W Class D (woofer), 2 x 15W Class D (tweeters); Marshall does not state RMS or peak
- Drivers: Woofer, front-facing and rear-facing tweeters
- Frequency response: 60 – 20,000 Hz
- Maximum SPL: 80 dB @ 1 m
- Sound: Stereo (Marshall True Stereophonic, multi-directional)
- Playtime: 20+ hours (about 20 hours at medium volume)
- Charging: Under 3 hours with a 30W USB-C PD charger; 20 minutes gives about 7 hours
- Input: USB-C 9 V / 3 A, 5 V / 3 A; 3.5 mm audio input
- Battery: Rechargeable, replaceable
- Bluetooth: 5.0, range about 10 m
- Protection: IPX4 (splashes)
- Dimensions: 180 x 161 x 70 mm
- Weight: 1.38 kg
- In the box: Speaker, USB-C cable, quick start guide, legal and safety information
- Warranty: 1-year warranty from Totot
Specifications come from Marshall’s official Stockwell II product and support pages. Full details are published on the Marshall Stockwell II page.
FAQ
How long does the Marshall Stockwell II battery last?
20+ hours according to Marshall’s product page, about 20 hours at medium volume.
Is the Marshall Stockwell II waterproof?
No. It is rated IPX4, which covers splashes but not immersion, and it has no dust rating.
Is 60W the output of the speaker?
No. 60W is the total of the amplifier ratings (30W + 2 x 15W); Marshall does not say whether these are RMS or peak.
Can I connect a device with a cable?
Yes. There is a 3.5 mm input on the speaker.
Is the charger included?
No. Only a USB-C cable is in the box; the quick-charge figures assume a 30W USB-C PD charger.
Can the battery be replaced?
Yes. Marshall lists the battery as replaceable.
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