Woburn III Wired Connectivity Home Speaker with HDMI Input, Bluetooth 5.2 & RCA or 3.5mm Input - Black

Marshall: Master in sound quality. Crystal clear voice and ulimate bass worth its price tag. Simply love it.

Update after 3 months: The speaker stopped working after 3 months. I searched for Marshall service centers but could not find any. I contacted Amazon customer care and they gave me 2 phone numbers. I also got one additional number by looking up on inyernet. All three were not useful. After extensive research, I found out that Marshall has outsourced their service to Luxury Personified. I contacted them and they picked up the speaker from my home address. Within a week they delivered a replacement unit. The replacement unit came in a box with booklets and power cable, I can make out that it was not a new unit. Maybe it was a refurbished unit. So basically to save customer time from repairs, they replace your unit with another one they had already repaired. The unit i received was working perfectly fine. I am satisfied with overall service. I was hoping for a new unit but that expectation is may be too much. This one is as good as new so I am keeping my rating on the speaker. Hope this one doesn't malfunction. Original review: This is the most premium and best sounding speaker money can buy. The sound is crystal clear and the base is really heavy which can be adjusted. Despite its big size (not so big), this is still a personal speaker and not a party boom box. Although it would still work in the latter scenario. The design, size, premium look and feel, volume knobs and power on/off switch...everything is excellent. Anywhere you put it...it looks good. The app is simple and easy to use. The speaker goes to standby mode when not in use for 10-15 minutes which is good for power saving, however when you need it you need to reconnect again. With HDMI arc input, you can also connect it to your TV to get a cinematic sound. The volume increase is exponential instead of linear. If you are playing a song at vol 3 and it seems low..vol 4 might be louder than you expect. I like bose too but bose looks really old and boring. Sonos looked overpriced to me. For sound comparison, go to a store to choose the right one for yourself. All the three brand should be available on croma. If you want to save money and don't want HDMI capability, you can go for Woburn 2 at big discount (offline stores). But you should know that the sound quality is better on woburn 3 than 2. The box that it comes in is also attractive and you wouldn't want to throw it away.

Hear it to believe it !!!! Bass is next level like a sub woofer Looks , build and sound are in premium segment U will be surprised to hear what is capable of

Though very costly but got the quality as promised.

Excellent sound quality

First of all, these are not value for money by any stretch of imagination. You could get a 3 times more powerful soundbar which can give you a great experience in movie watching. And that was actually the point of considering and purchasing them.......I did not want them for watching movie. If you are a music lover and can listen to different types of music for long hours, this is the perfect speaker to give you a great experience. In the category, I believe this is the most powerful speaker you could get for your money if you take aside the soundbars. However, I will highly recommend going to local stores for experiencing the sound and comparing with others in similar price range. Although the experience will not be the same as you would get in your home (unless the demonstration is in a small room/cabin) but you will be able to make an estimate of treble and bass this speaker system can produce. I took multiple demonstration and usually the execs were cranking the treble so high that the sound initially seems like cranking. But this is very powerful speaker and on their max bass/treble/volume level they make too much sound for entire house. As per my experience so far, the treble is a bit more lively than what it should be especially for vocals in Hindi/Punjabi songs I listened on it. But English (pop/jazz or any other genre) will sound alright probably because of superior sound engineering. The treble is so clear and have detail that even if you don't like Indian classical, you would now because of the sound perfection these speakers have. On the bass, I think they are the best sounding in their category irrespective of price range. The bass has more depth and detail which you could expect in a bigger sound system (I have Samsung Q990b soundbar for comparison). So if you are choosing the volume wisely, then you will definitely get deep bass thump and vibrations. And as they also support HDMI ARC, I also ended up connecting them with the tv in my bedroom :) The experience is satisfying for casual movie/series watching as treble has more than enough width and detail for hearing very small details in the movie. The cons:- 1) Obviously the price. Too high for any type of sound quality a speaker could offer. 2) The Bluetooth codec for the time being is still SBC. The company otherwise promise that Bluetooth LE Audio codec will be supported once that is "launched". When that will happen is still unknown and you would probably have many more speakers supporting that codec once available. I would have liked LDAC for the sound quality they offer. 3) In my experience they sound better with iPad Air 4th gen compared to my Samsung Fold 4. I was using Apple music on both devices and similar streaming quality (lossless). So device specific sound quality is not a good pretext for getting good experience hence kept this as a con. These should have sounded same on both the devices.

Great product

It's great, best in its category