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First of all, I used to own the JBL Flip Essential 2 and the Marshall Emberton, and I decided to try this one since it has been on sale for 60€ at a large chain store for a few days now. I wanted a speaker for my room, not for the beach or outdoor use, but I wanted it to be stereo, which is why I chose this one. As for the sound, it's just okay, nothing special, even though LG advertises that it was made with Meridian. Personally, I wanted it for music and podcasts, and it works well for that. It's not like the JBL, which has a distinct bass, but it lacks in other areas. On the other hand, the PL5 has good sound and, of course, it has bass, but it's just at normal levels with a more natural sound in all ranges, such as vocals, midrange, and highs. Furthermore, I think it's good that it has a 3.5mm aux input and the lights, if someone likes that.

However, I want to mention an issue that bothered me quite a bit, and that is the automatic shutdown that another user has also mentioned. Unfortunately, it doesn't shut down like other speakers after 15 minutes of inactivity without music, and here's the confusion... because within the app, there's a manual that says it shuts down after 6 minutes without music via Bluetooth and after 6 hours without button presses and music via aux. However, on the LG website, it says it shuts down after 6 hours with both methods, and yes, the reality is that it stays on for 6 hours even if no music is playing.

Now, to summarize, I believe that the 60€ I paid is the maximum it's worth, it's not worth more, especially compared to the competition, because obviously if it goes back to its original price of around 100€, you can find much better options for that money.

First of all, it was purchased for 99€ on Black Friday, but even at this price there are some "buts"... regarding the Emberton and its price. Firstly, I chose it because I personally liked its appearance and of course because it is a Marshall with a nice balanced sound without the exaggerations of fake bass like JBL, etc. It doesn't have its own app like the Emberton 2, but you can play with the settings using an EQ application available for mobile/tablet. However, it disappointed me quite a bit because I wanted a stereo speaker, which is why I chose it, but unfortunately it is not stereo at all, despite Marshall stating on their official site that it is True Stereophonic! It simply has one channel with two speakers front and back, creating a fake 360 sound since the speaker is MONO. Of course, after several reviews on YouTube about whether it is stereo or not, I also conducted tests and both speakers play the same without distinguishing between right and left channels. So, in short, unfortunately, I consider its price to be quite high and I believe that especially with its current price, you can find better speakers.

From my point of view without fanaticism, which you say that Apple gives us, I will say that it is a watch that is not worth anything more than 200€.
The good things have been said by others and I will be the bad one for the fans...
First of all, it does not have the minimum that even the cheapest ones on the market have... the always-on display.
It does not measure oxygen (a cheap band has it for 20€).
No stress tracking.
The worst sleep tracking system without automatic sleep tracking.
Battery only lasts with notifications from apps and calls, without being able to talk from the watch and without the always-on feature, which it barely lasts 20 continuous hours and not operating hours. Because if we were talking about operating hours, it could last 2-3-4 days if someone only used it for 5-6 hours a day.
In terms of durability, it is not even a joke to say that it is resistant! Maybe one of the few things that must be put in a case because it leaves a mark with the slightest touch.
So, in the end, 300€ on average, which is exactly for what? Just for show? And sorry, but there are now other brands that work perfectly with iPhones and do not exceed 150-200€ with batteries that last for 2 weeks and with many more functions.