Having said that, you will find either offering from the Marshall Voice range living up to its pedigree, boasting of advanced components such as class D amplifiers, a bass reflex cabinet system and custom-tuned drivers that have been specially engineered in order to provide a balanced and dynamic response. Marshall speakers have long carried the reputation for delivering explosive sound that resonates with the power of live music. There are two models in this range: the smaller Acton II Voice with the Google Assistant built-in as well as the larger Stanmore II Voice with the Google Assistant built-in, retailing for $299 and $399, respectively. Since you already own a smart home and have a smartphone, why not expand the number of devices in your home that will help make living more convenient with a smart speaker? This is what the Marshall Voice with Google Assistant is all about: a smart speaker offering that will work with Google’s voice assistant in order to transform your everyday living into a far more convenient experience.

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