Bowers & Wilkins Zeppelin Pro Edition vs Marshall Woburn III

Every spec side by side, from each maker's published figures.

Better figure, where one is clearly better

Zeppelin Pro Edition compared with Woburn III
Bowers & WilkinsZeppelin Pro EditionMarshallWoburn III
Overview
ReleasedOctober 2024June 2022
Sound
TypeSpeakerSpeaker
ChannelsStereoStereo
Dolby AtmosNoNo
DriversTwo 25 mm titanium-dome tweeters, two 90 mm FST midrange drivers and a 150 mm subwooferOne woofer, two mid-range drivers and two tweeters angled outwards; bass-reflex cabinet
Amplifiers240 W in totalOne 90 W class D for the woofer, two 15 W class D for the mids, two 15 W class D for the tweeters
Frequency response35 Hz – 24 kHz35 Hz – 20 kHz; up to 100.5 dB at 1 m
Audio formatsUp to 24-bit through its DAC–
Room tuningDigital signal processing with Dynamic EQPlacement Correction and Night Mode in the Marshall Bluetooth app; Dynamic Loudness; bass and treble knobs on the speaker
Connections
Wi-FiYesNo
BluetoothYesYes
AirPlayYesNo
HDMI eARCNoNo
Voice assistantsNoneNone
BluetoothBluetooth 5.0; aptX Adaptive, AAC and SBCBluetooth 5.2, LE Audio-ready; 10 m range
PortsUSB-C for service onlyHDMI ARC in (turns on and off with the TV and follows its volume; PCM), RCA in, 3.5 mm in, mains power
StreamingAirPlay 2, Spotify Connect; Deezer, Qobuz and TIDAL through the Bowers & Wilkins Music app–
Multi-roomWith other Zeppelin Pro Editions and Bowers & Wilkins Formation speakers (What Hi-Fi)None; Marshall says it can't be used in pairs or groups
AppBowers & Wilkins Music app, which also adjusts the downward-firing lightMarshall Bluetooth app (iOS and Android), with over-the-air updates
Design
Weight6.6 kg (better)7.45 kg
Controls–Source button, volume, bass and treble knobs, play/pause and skip control, power switch
Microphones–None
MountingPedestal stand; optional wall bracket–
Size650 × 210 × 194 mm (W × H × D)400 × 317 × 203 mm (W × H × D)
ColoursSpace Grey, Solar GoldBlack, Cream, Brown
In the box–Woburn III, mains lead, user manual and legal and safety information (no HDMI lead)

More comparisons