Отзывы о Портативная Акустика Marshall Acton

 Excelente oportunidad para Adquirir altavoces de esta marca en un excelente precio

Increíble articulo, tuve problemas para conectarlo a la red WiFi (no lo detectaba), pasando unos días sin conectarlo se conecto de inmediato a la red, muy buena potencia para el tamaño

Servicio excelente de parte de Amazon, el producto muy bueno pero no cumplió mis expectativas, ya que si bien trae Alexa, está limitada y algunas funciones no funcionan.

Para el tamaño me sorprendió, se escucha realmente bien estoy muy feliz con mi compra

LO MEJOR DE LO MEJOR.

Es la más chiquita de las bocinas Marshall y sin embargo es super potente ! Me ancanta y con la aplicación puedes ecualizarla.

El asistente Alexa de la bocina Marshall Acton II que me llegó no tiene habilitado el idioma español, solamente inglés, alemán y francés

Buen sonido, buena sincronización con iPhone, Spotify y Alexa.

El micrófono de Alexa detecta la voz a distancias largas

Muy buen producto. El sonido es excelente

muy buena bocina, se tarda en conectar a alexa pero funciona al 100% muy buen precio y buen sonido

La calidad del sonido es excelente y sus acabados muy buenos.

Espectacular

Todo bien solo que al sincronizar Alexa con apple music no lo reproduce falta revisarlo con spotify

Muy buen producto, buena calidad de sonido y potencia.

La bocina que me llegó no tiene Alexa de Amazon, en el anuncio viene que trae Alexa incluida, engaño total

Excelente sonido, bajos profundos sin distorsión.

Gran sonido

Simplemente excelente.

Excelente

La compré en prime day casi a mitad de precio pero aun pagando el precio completo suena increible, la verdad no es muy alta, poco menos de 7 centimetros y como 10.5 de largo, tambien tenía miedo de que no fuera la que tiene Alexa pero la integración finisima y el sonido brutal, para un cuarto grande lo llena sin problemas y lo conecte a un nintendo switch por el auxiliar y es otro nivel, la aplicación es sencilla y ofrece lo basico, ecualiza bien y los bajos retumban como si tuviera más tamaño, toda la configuración sencilla y sobre todo como mi salto fue del echo dot el cambio de calidad es hermoso. Super recomendada, enviada desde estados unidos y llegó en 2 días, la verdad esperaba al menos 5. Si pueden encontrarla en otra oferta como buen fin o black friday mejor

Excelente producto, sonido nítido y la funcionalidad de Alexa es increíble

I seem to have received a used and damaged item. The box was open and the wire was open. The speaker is unable to connect to WiFi. I am trying for past few hours using the app. It seems an impossible task. This is a shabby deal.

I was debating between the Marshall Acton II voice and the Klipsch The One Heritage and almost pulled the trigger on the Klipsch when it went on sale for $100 off. I ended up purchasing the Marshall Acton II for a couple reasons. First, while it is a different type of "vintage" look from the Klipsch, it is in my opinion "iconic". It's a great conversation piece as well. When people come over they always comment on how great the speaker looks. The design of the Acton II is instantly recognizable for anyone who has spent any time around musicians, concerts, or venues that play live music. Marshall speaker designs have stood the test of time. The brushed brass finishes and accents on the speaker and the dial knobs are extremely high quality and stunning to look at. Again, this isn't to say that the Klipsch heritage design isn't downright dangerously gorgeous. It is classic, classy, and the materials scream high quality but the Klipsch is missing a few features.

Unlike the Marshall Acton II, it doesn't have a voice assistant. This wasn't a big deal to me originally because I have multiple Alexa devices in my house and Google home's in almost every room but the Acton II uses far field voice technology that is better than any native Alexa device out there. You can have the music blasting at full volume and the Acton II will hear you without you needing to raise your voice. It hears you throughout the home. This isn't usually possible with other native Alexa devices where if the TV volume is too high or you have the water running you have to turn all of that off before the device will hear you. The implementation and use of far field voice technology is phenomenally good. For those that don't want assistant integration, the Acton II has a mute button that you can turn on that shuts off the assistant. You can also choose to not complete the assistant integration during set up. Marshall also sells a non-smart Acton II speaker that only has bluetooth and no built in assistant if that's more your fancy but for the same price, why not get it all?

I'm a heavy Alexa/Google Assistant user so it's nice to know that even if I'm not listening to music or otherwise using the speaker, I am still getting daily value out of it through Alexa. Aside from the Acton II I also have a standard bluetooth Bose Soundlink Mini portable speaker that for the most part sat on my bookshelf unused because it's just a hassle to walk over to the device, turn it on, and then wait for the phone/device to connect before being able to stream music.

I know I'm nit picking here but in a world of convenience the Acton II makes things even simpler. It is always connected to wifi and even supports Spotify Connect which means there is absolutely no need to press any buttons or activate anything before you can use the speaker. Ask Alexa to play a song through Spotify and it does it without further intervention. Feel like controlling the music manually? Open the spotify app and tap on the Acton under connected devices and "stream" lossless quality music through the speaker. Best part of using Spotify connect is that unlike on a bluetooth connection, if you get a notification, the jingles don't come through on the speaker so you just get uninterrupted music. It also doesn't use as much battery/any battery on your phone so there's no need to plug in or recharge.

Setup was beyond simple. Turn the device on, download the app (which you won't really need after the set up), connect your assistant account, and voila. Fully functioning smart device. Took me less than 60 seconds from "on" (when the device plays this awesome little jingle) to "ready" mode.

Another cool feature is the ability to hook up multiple speakers throughout the house wirelessly for a whole home audio experience. Think Sonos where you can play different music through each speaker individually or have the entire system play the same song. It's a neat feature to add although unlike Sonos the speakers aren't as discreet. What I mean by this is... it wouldn't really look too odd to walk around a house and notice a subtle system of Sonos speakers. But if you were to walk around someones house and every room has a Marshall speaker there's a certain theme to the devices that I personally think might look a bit odd. The Marshall speakers are specific whereas a Sonos system is more subtle and blends in more with the room type. Just my opinion anyways.

Now, the cons.

This isn't a portable speaker, it's a bookshelf speaker. There is no battery power. It needs to be plugged in at all times so if you're looking for a portable speaker to bring to the beach, check out the Marshall Tufton, Killburn, or Stockwell line up. Another con is the software. It appears that there might be a software glitch that Marshall is aware of where the system will either disconnect from wifi or the assistant will just randomly stop working. This happened to me after about a week's worth of use. I'd call for Alexa and the Alexa indicator lights would flash rapidly and then she'd tell you she's not working. I tried unplugging and plugging it in but nothing short of a factory reset got the assistant connected back. It sounds a lot harder to do, but really you just push and hold the "play button" and "source" button for 5 seconds but then you have to set up the device all over again, which again doesn't take a whole lot of time but still is a bit annoying.

Marshall clearly knows that there is an issue with this. In their troubleshooting section of the instruction manual it even tells you that if the assistant loses connection you may need to factory reset the device. So it's not perfect. Hopefully a software update will solve this problem. I can see this starting to get a bit annoying if I have to factory reset the device a few times a month. So far I've only done 1 factory reset and the unit has performed problem free for a week.

I would highly recommend this speaker for those looking to get just a bit more utility out of their purchase. The Alexa/Google Assistant integration is well done aside from the software glitch I'm hoping they'll fix. It also looks great, the sound is clear, and can fill a typical room with rich tones and unoffensive bass. If you're looking for a great all-around bookshelf speaker the Marshall Acton II should be a top contender.

Not connected with WiFi tired with Apple,one plus,LG,MI.

Sound was good for small hall.