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Alternatives to Marshall Stanmore IV

10 Bluetooth speakers at a similar price that compete with the Stanmore IV — what each does better, what it gives up and how the price compares.

Alternatives to the Stanmore IV

Edifier ED-R2750DBMK2-BK
2
Edifier · 2026ED-R2750DBMK2-BK
15% cheaper ≈ $350
  • Output power 144 W vs 110 W
  • Bluetooth version 6 vs 5.3
  • Highest frequency 40,000 Hz vs 38,000 Hz
  • Lowest frequency 45 Hz vs 36 Hz
JBL PARTYBOX 130
3
JBL · 2026PARTYBOX 130
7% cheaper ≈ $380
  • Output power 200 W vs 110 W
  • Bluetooth version 6 vs 5.3
  • Highest frequency 20,000 Hz vs 38,000 Hz
  • Lowest frequency 40 Hz vs 36 Hz
Cambridge Audio L/R S
4
Cambridge Audio · 2026L/R S
32% pricier ≈ $540
  • Weight 3,000 g vs 3,990 g
  • aptX
  • Output power 100 W vs 110 W
  • LDAC
Philips The Tube MS80
5
Philips · 2026The Tube MS80
8.6
10% cheaper ≈ $370
  • Output power 140 W vs 110 W
  • Bluetooth version 6 vs 5.3
  • Hi-res codec (LDAC / aptX HD / LHDC)
  • Weight 6,800 g vs 3,990 g
JBL Xtreme 5
6
JBL · 2026Xtreme 5
9.6
24% cheaper ≈ $310
  • Weight 2,900 g vs 3,990 g
  • Bluetooth version 6 vs 5.3
  • Hi-res codec (LDAC / aptX HD / LHDC)
  • LDAC
Marshall Acton IV
8
Marshall · 2026Acton IV
8.9
27% cheaper ≈ $300
  • Weight 2,650 g vs 3,990 g
  • Driver size 101.6 mm vs 127 mm
  • Lowest frequency 37 Hz vs 36 Hz
JBL PARTYBOX 330
9
JBL · 2026PARTYBOX 330
22% pricier ≈ $500
  • Output power 280 W vs 110 W
  • Bluetooth version 6 vs 5.3
  • Highest frequency 20,000 Hz vs 38,000 Hz
  • Lowest frequency 40 Hz vs 36 Hz
Kanto ORA4
10
Kanto · 2025ORA4
10% pricier ≈ $450
  • Output power 70 W vs 110 W
  • Highest frequency 22,000 Hz vs 38,000 Hz
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