The Marshall Middleton II features a compact design with a volume of 2479.4 cm³ and a durable build that includes an IP67 waterproof rating, providing both water and dust resistance. The speaker is equipped with a neodymium magnet for enhanced sound performance, though it lacks features like RGB lighting, a detachable cable, or a remote control. Weighing 1800 g and measuring 110 mm in height, 230 mm in width, and 98 mm in thickness, it is designed for portability and practical use, but does not come with a travel bag.
The Marshall Middleton II delivers clear and dynamic sound with its stereo speakers and a passive radiator for enhanced bass. The speaker covers a broad frequency range from 45 Hz to 20,000 Hz, providing a well-rounded audio experience. While it lacks a subwoofer and noise-canceling microphone, it offers a solid audio output power of 4 x 80W and a sound pressure level of 97 dB/mW for crisp and loud sound performance.
The Marshall Middleton II features a 30-hour battery life, ensuring long-lasting use on a single charge. It requires only 3 hours to fully charge and includes a battery level indicator to keep track of power. While it has a rechargeable battery, it does not support wireless charging or feature a removable battery.
The Marshall Middleton II supports Bluetooth 5.3, allowing seamless wireless connectivity with a maximum Bluetooth range of 60 m. It can connect to two devices simultaneously thanks to its multipoint support, though it lacks NFC pairing, 3.5mm audio input, and advanced audio codecs like aptX Lossless or LDAC. Additionally, it features a USB Type-C port and does not support Wi-Fi, Ethernet, or external memory slots.
The Marshall Middleton II offers versatile features, including the ability to be used wirelessly and support for controlling via a remote smartphone. It also functions as a power bank, allowing you to charge other devices, and includes a sleep timer for convenience. While it lacks fast pairing, voice commands, and a built-in radio, it does provide helpful voice prompts for easy operation.
The Marshall Middleton II does not support stereo pairing, meaning it cannot be connected to another speaker for stereo sound output. This feature is absent, but the speaker still provides quality audio on its own.
