Marshall Stockwell II vs TCL TP300K – Which Speaker is Better? (2026)

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Brand	Marshall	TCL
Model No	Stockwell II	TP300K
Wired / Wireless	Bluetooth Speaker Specification	Bluetooth Speaker Specification
Driver Type	Dynamic	Dynamic

Driver Diameter	NA	Woofer : 279.4 mm
Impedance	NA	NA
Sensitivity	80 dB SPL	120dB
Frequency Response	60 Hz - 20000 Hz	45 Hz - 20 KHz
Maximum Power Input	5-12 V, 3 A USB-C	120 V AC
Maximum Power Output	One 10 W Class D Amplifier For The Woofer Two 5 W Class D Amplifiers For the Tweeters	340 W ( RMS ) Surround Sound Channel Configuration : 5.1
Signal to Noise Ratio	NA	NA

Wireless Technology	Bluetooth	Bluetooth
Bluetooth Version	5.0	5.4
Compatible Profiles	All Bluetooth Devices	All Bluetooth Devices
Supported Codecs	SBC	MP3 , WMA, FLAC, WAV
Battery Type	Lithium-Ion Polymer Batteries	Lithium-ion Batteries
Bluetooth Range	10 Meters Class D	20 Meters
Battery Life	20+ Hours	18 Hours
Charging Time	5 Hours	3.5 - 4 Hours

Noise Cancelling	Passive	Active
Aux Connectivity	Yes	Yes
Weight	1.38 Kg	15.59 Kg
Dimensions	180 mm X 161 mm X 70 mm	371.60 mm X 652.52 mm X 357.63 mm
Available Colors	Black, Blue, Grey, Brown	Black
Accessories	Marshall Stockwell II Portable Stereo Loudspeaker Legal and Safety Information USB Type-C Charging Cable Quick Start Guide	TCL TP300K Bluetooth Speaker Power Cable Safety Leaflet Warranty Info Quick Start Guide
Other Features	All Marshall portable speakers provide a unique multi-directional sound experience using True Stereophonic. The Stockwell II top panel features analogue control knobs for bass, treble and volume, allowing you to fine-tune to the exact sound you desire. Stockwell II offers 20+ hours of portable playtime on a single charge. Its pint-sized frame and guitar inspired carry strap make it perfect to take with you. Stockwell II has quick charging capabilities so you can pick up and leave at a momentâ€™s notice. 20 minutes gets you 6 hours of portable playtime, while a fully charged battery can be reached in 5 hours.Marshall Stockwell II Portable Speaker.	Bass Boost - Feel every beat with punchy lows that amplify the energy and bring the party to life. IPX4 Splash Proof - Built to handle spills, splashes, and unpredictable weather so the music never stops. 340 W Maximum Output Power - Crystal-clear highs, deep bass, and room-filling sound for your favorite music. 18 Hrs Battery Playtime - Keep the party going from day to night with up to 12 hours of non-stop battery-powered playtime. Grab ‘N Go Handle - Take the party wherever you go with the unique built-in handles and versatile placement, whether positioned horizontally or vertically. 8 RGB Dynamic Light Show Presets - Ignite the atmosphere with dynamic lighting to transform any space into a party. Eight dynamic Light Show presets to create the perfect atmosphere for any event.
	Compare Marshall Stockwell II with: JBL Xtreme 3 Toreto Tor-372- Party 120 Toreto Medley Bose SoundLink Revolve II LG XBoom Stage 301	Compare TCL TP300K with: Bose SoundLink Revolve II JBL Xtreme 3 Toreto Medley Toreto Tor-372- Party 120 Sonos Roam

Both models offer multiple connectivity options for seamless integration with TVs and other devices. Differences in power output, channel configuration, and audio technologies can impact overall sound performance. Marshall Stockwell II and TCL TP300K are feature-rich speaker setups offering a combination of powerful sound, surround experience, and connectivity options. Support for technologies like Dolby Atmos and DTS enhances the depth and realism of sound. These speakers are ideal for creating a home theatre-like environment with immersive sound output.

Verdict: Choosing between Marshall Stockwell II and TCL TP300K depends on your need for immersive sound and advanced audio technologies.

Top Differences

Sound Output: 10W vs 340W
Channels: 10 vs 340
Bluetooth: na vs yes
Bluetooth Version: 5.0 vs 5.4
Frequency Response: 60 Hz - 20000 Hz vs 45 Hz - 20 KHz

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