Marshall Uxbridge Voice

Big, energetic sound ; Distinctive looks ; Plenty of connectivity options

Small soundstage ; Not the most nuanced of performers

The Uxbridge Voice achieves Marshall’s goal of delivering big sound from a compact form, but it’s outperformed at this price for sound. Features are good, as is connectivity, and if you’re waist-deep in the Alexa ecosystem the Uxbridge is a fun and...

Strong look ; Reasonably detailed ; Some good wireless options

No wired listening options ; Harsh at higher volumes ; Lacks agility and bass extension

Marshall's Uxbridge Voice is a well-built, feature-led multi-room speaker, but sadly the audio is mediocre at best

Iconic design ; Full and warm sound ; Loud volume ; Solid Alexa integration (Google Assistant version also available)

One-directional mono audio ; Not portable ; Either/or on Alexa/Google voice control

Marshall's signature design is loud and proud, as is the sound profile, but it's got a lot of competition to stand against. Still, if you like its looks this is a classy Wi-Fi speaker.

Rock star design ; Compact ; Decent price

Audio quality could be improved ; Massive incremental jumps on rocker controls

Big sound from a small speaker, but audio quality could be better

Support for various platforms ie. AirPlay 2, Spotify Connect, Google Cast, and multi-room setups ; Compact yet powerful single tweeter and woofer design

No options for wired audio ; AirPlay 2 support not as smooth

Powerful audio performance with strong bass depth ; Bass and treble controls, as well as adjustable in-app EQ ; Hands-free Alexa voice control

Mono ; Digital signal processing can drastically reshape mix at high volumes ; Doesn’t get very loud

The Marshall Uxbridge Voice speaker delivers respectable audio performance and hands-free Alexa voice control in a stylish package.