House of Marley Get Together Duo Reviews & Tests

Expert review by : James Holland (techradar.com)

House of Marley Get Together Duo review: ambitious but flawed

The House of Marley Get Together Duo is an ambitious if flawed pair of computer speakers

Eco-friendly materials, attractive aesthetic ; Can be used in many different situations ; Solid battery life for a portable unit

Somewhat muddy, bass-heavy sound ; Bluetooth is too laggy for use with video or games ; Can be complicated to use in stereo when wired

The House of Marley Get Together Duo is an ambitious if flawed pair of speakers. They look to the future with all the eco-friendly materials used. And, they can be used as both computer or portable speakers. But, their sound quality is a bit muddy,...

Jan, 2023

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Expert review by : Tim Gideon Will Greenwald Will Greenwald Lance Whi (pcmag.com)

House of Marley Get Together Duo Review

The House of Marley Get Together Duo delivers a bright sound signature from attractive, eco-friendly enclosures, and one speaker doubles as a portable unit you can pick up and take anywhere, but some will find the audio light on bass depth.

Can distort on deep bass ; Lacks much true bass depth ; Non-portable speaker must be plugged in to work

Apr, 2021

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Expert review by : Ben Patterson (techhive.com)

House of Marley Get Together Duo Bluetooth speakers review: Stereo or mono, your choice

You can use these handsome Bluetooth speakers as a stereo pair, or grab the rechargeable right-hand speaker for some on-the-go tunes.

Crisp, clean sound ; Can be used as a stereo pair or a portable mono speaker ; Wired and Bluetooth connectivity ; Handsome bamboo and fabric design

Favors mid-range sound over bass (which is a plus or minus depending on your point of view) ; No lossless or AAC Bluetooth codec support ; Too delicate to take out in the elements

Overall, the House of Marley Get Together Duo Bluetooth speakers make for a great value, provided you can live with the lack of lossless and AAC Bluetooth codec support as well as the relatively delicate design of the speakers themselves. But while...