Marshall Bromley 150 pairs powerful sound with portable design

TechRadar reviewer Harry Padoan says Marshall’s Bromley 150 delivers powerful bass and clear highs in a compact, cube-shaped Bluetooth speaker. The review describes its 200W output, single woofer and dual full-range drivers as a lot of power for its size.

Padoan reports that the speaker’s bass reaches down to 42Hz, while higher-pitched drums and mid-range keys remain clear. He says Marshall’s True Stereophonic 360-degree sound holds up from the rear and sides. However, he found vocals and electric guitars could lack some detail and separation. The Bromley 150 also does not support LDAC, which the review says is available on the Marshall Acton IV and Marshall Stanmore IV.

The speaker has an IP55 rating, stage-inspired LED lighting with selectable modes, and a built-in handle. Its battery life is rated at 40 hours, and the battery and multiple other parts are replaceable, according to the review. Connections include Auracast, microphone inputs, USB-C and 3.5mm audio. Padoan notes that it lacks RCA inputs found on larger Bromley models.

The review praises the speaker’s build, lighting and portability, while describing its companion app as underdeveloped and its price as steep. The supplied review text ends before the reviewer completes his discussion of the speaker’s biggest drawback.