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One of the most attractive and distinguishable Bluetooth speakers just got a refresh. The Marshall Kilburn III recently made its global debut and has now landed in the Philippines.
The Marshall Kilburn III boasts one of the longest battery lives for its segment. It can apparently last for up to 50 hours, significantly beating JBL Charge 6’s 28 hours.
It also has a reverse charging function, so you can use it like a power bank for your smartphone and other devices. The USB-C in/out port is at the back for this feature, the same one used for charging the speaker itself.
For audio, the Kilburn III is equipped with one 30W 4-inch woofer and two 10W 2-inch full-range speakers. It provides stereo audio with 45HZ-20KHZ range and has a bass reflex system.
One highlight feature is the 360-degree True Stereophonic, so you can hear the same level of sound wherever you’re standing.
It then has Marshall’s signature guitar amplifier-like design with a leather carrying strap, and a durable IP54-rated dust and water resistance.
There are tactile buttons on top that let you control the volume, bass, and treble levels, and tactile switches for playback control and power. A battery LED indicator is also here.
For connectivity, we have Bluetooth 5.3, AuraCast, 3.5mm AUX, and support for multiport wireless connectivity. SBC, LC3, and MPEG-2 AAC codecs are supported.
You can then configure the speakers through the Marshall Bluetooth app.
The Marshall Kilburn III has an SRP of Php21,990 in the Philippines. It’s now available for pre-order on the Marshall Flagship Store on Lazada until June 9 with a free Marshall Major IV headphone worth Php8,690.
It will also be available on Digital Walker, Beyond the Box, and open-source starting June 10.
This article, Marshall Kilburn III lands in PH, was originally published at NoypiGeeks | Philippines Technology News, Reviews and How to's.
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