I'm using it all the time and everywhere. I finally don't have to wear headphones when I move around the house. I just simply take my magic box with me. I use it in bathroom, living room, kitchen, outside and in the car.

We are definitely enjoying this speaker. The sound is excellent; and I can easily carry it from room to room.

The brand new Marshall Kilburn II Bluetooth speaker is sitting on the desk right now, playing a song I know really well, and I'm tempted to turn up the volume. Trouble is, there are other people in the house who may not appreciate a sudden blast of Nogizaka46 ; because the Kilburn II gets loud.

Very loud; Eye-catching design; Good battery life; Support for two Bluetooth connections

Expensive; Only vaguely portable

Marshall hasn't been been shy about capitalizing on its legacy. The legendary English amplifier company has plastered its name on cans of beer and a line of refrigerators . It's not the most crass branding we've seen, but it's pretty damn silly.

The brand new Marshall Kilburn II Bluetooth speaker is sitting on the desk right now, playing a song I know really well, and I’m tempted to turn up the volume. Trouble is, there are other people in the house who may not appreciate a sudden blast of Nogizaka46; because the Kilburn II gets loud. Really loud. It’s satisfying loudness too, as to reach ear-splitting level you twist a big button on the top. It’s coated in rubber for grip and has a delicate circular pattern with an equalizer-style position indicator on the top. Twist it until it stops, and unless it’s a party, someone will be banging on the wall and shouting, “Keep it down!” Alongside the volume knob are two others, which independently control the bass and the treble. It’s wonderfully old-school, and the entire setup instantly makes you think of Marshall’s famous amps. The design of the Marshall Kilburn II does exactly the same. It’s a rectangular box covered in a soft-touch material that from a distance looks a bit like leat...

Very loud; Eye-catching design; Good battery life; Support for two Bluetooth connections;

Expensive; Only vaguely portable;

In search of a portable Bluetooth speaker that sounds great and looks cool? The Marshall Kilburn II portable Bluetooth speaker checks both boxes, and it's $100 off at Amazon today. Normally $299.99, it's available in gray right now for just $199, a 34 percent discount. With an amp-inspired design featuring a solid metal grille and the iconic Marshall logo, this speaker stands out in a good way. It offers more than 30 hours of playtime on a charge, has a "guitar-inspired" carrying strap, and is water resistant, so it can withstand your adventures. It can play music from any Bluetooth device at a range of up to 30 feet away, and features multi-host functionality so you can easily switch between two Bluetooth devices. The Marshall Kilburn II weighs just six pounds, but "can deliver some serious power for its size," we wrote in our review. It delivers "rich lows and bright, clear highs," and we praised its adjustable bass and treble knobs, which allow you to customize its sound...