Skip to content
vsMars
Head-to-head

JBL - Charge 6 vs Marshall - Stockwell III

Last updated · How Mars Score works
Charge 6JBLRENDER
Probe A
JBL
Charge 6
68.9/ 100B
Audio51· 40%
Durability· 30%
Battery91· 30%
Stockwell IIIMARSHALLRENDER
Probe B
Marshall
Stockwell III
65.3/ 100C
Audio45· 40%
Durability· 30%
Battery89· 30%
Quick verdict

Between the Charge 6 and Stockwell III, the Charge 6 comes out ahead in output power and battery, while the Stockwell III wins on low-end response. Overall, the Charge 6 scores 68.9 and the Stockwell III scores 65.3 on our Mars Score.

Buying advice

Which should you buy?

The Charge 6 edges ahead on the Mars Score (68.9 vs 65.3), but the 3.6-point gap is small enough that the right pick comes down to which spec advantages matter to you.

Pick the Charge 6 if you care most about output power and battery. The biggest gaps in its favor are output power, battery, water resistance.

Pick the Stockwell III if you care most about low-end response. Its strongest claims are low-end response.

Both ship with comparable stereo pairing, so those specs don't separate the two — focus on the differences below.

Bottom line: there is no wrong answer here — match the spec advantages to how you actually use the product. The Mars Score parity tells you both are well-rounded; the differences are about trade-offs, not quality.

Why JBL - Charge 6 wins

  • Output power — 50.00% more. 45 W vs 30 W.
  • Battery — 3.70% more. 28 h vs 27 h.
  • Water resistance: IP68 (vs IPX4).

Why Marshall - Stockwell III wins

  • Low-end response — 5.00 Hz less. 50 vs 55.
Full readout

Spec comparison

Audio

SpecJBL - Charge 6Marshall - Stockwell III
Output power45 Wlead30 W
Low-end response55 Hz50 Hzlead
Stereo pairingtruetrue

Durability

SpecJBL - Charge 6Marshall - Stockwell III
Water resistanceIP68leadIPX4
Weight1010 glead1390 g

Battery

SpecJBL - Charge 6Marshall - Stockwell III
Battery28 hlead27 h
USB out (powerbank)trueleadfalse
Drill down

Spec-level deep dives

By manufacturer

More from the same brands

vsMars is reader-supported. When you buy through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission at no extra cost to you. Learn more.