JBL Flip 6 vs Marshall Emberton II

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Flip 6 compared with Emberton II
JBLFlip 6MarshallEmberton II
Overview
ReleasedNovember 2021May 2022
Sound
TypePortable speakerPortable speaker
Channels–Stereo
Dolby AtmosNoNo
Drivers45 × 80 mm racetrack woofer, 16 mm tweeter and dual passive radiatorsTwo 2-inch 10 W full-range dynamic drivers and two passive radiators, in a sealed cabinet; True Stereophonic 360° sound
Amplifiers20 W RMS for the woofer, 10 W RMS for the tweeterTwo 10 W class D
Frequency response63 Hz – 20 kHz; signal-to-noise ratio over 80 dB60 Hz – 20 kHz; up to 87 dB SPL at 1 m
Room tuningBass and EQ adjustment in the JBL Portable appEQ presets in the Marshall Bluetooth app
Connections
Wi-FiNoNo
BluetoothYesYes
AirPlayNoNo
Voice assistantsNoneNone
BluetoothBluetooth 5.1; A2DP 1.3, AVRCP 1.6; two phones or tablets can connect and take turnsBluetooth 5.1; 10 m range
PortsUSB-C for charging, with a warning tone if it detects water in the portUSB-C for charging
Multi-roomPartyBoost stereo pairing, or linking several PartyBoost speakersStack Mode with other Emberton II speakers
AppJBL Portable appMarshall Bluetooth app
Design
Battery life (maker's claim)Up to 12 hoursUp to 30 hours
Water and dust resistanceIP67IP67
Weight0.55 kg (better)0.7 kg
Battery life detailUp to 12 hours; 17.28 Wh (3.6 V, 4,800 mAh) lithium-ion polymer battery; 2.5 hours to charge at 5 V / 3 AOver 30 hours; 3 hours to charge; 20 minutes of charging gives 4 hours
Controls–Multi-directional control knob and Bluetooth pairing button on top
Microphones–None
Size178 × 68 × 72 mm (W × H × D)160 × 68 × 76 mm (W × H × D)
ColoursMidnight Black, Ocean Blue, Forest Green, Grey Stone, Dusty Pink, Fiesta Red, River Teal, Steel White, Squad (at launch)Black and Brass, Cream, Black and Steel
In the boxFlip 6, USB-C cable (1.2 m), quick start guide, warranty card and safety sheetEmberton II, USB-C cable, user manual with legal and safety information

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