Srs xb33

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Like other speakers from this lineup, it comes with customizable RGB lights and is compatible with the Sony Music Center app and Sony's Fiestable app, which lets you access sound customization features, sound effects, and light show effects. Vocals and lead instruments also sound a bit veiled and dull at times. That said, you can customize its sound profile thanks to the graphic EQ featured in its companion app. Its soundstage is still perceived as narrow, and it doesn't get very loud. The Sony XB33 is sub-par for videos and movies.

Srs xb33

Moreover, it operates in real stereo, sounds pretty good, and has a mesmerizing light show with DJ effects. It has extremely good build quality: it feels as solid as that proverbial rock. The main fabric-covered section of the speaker is separated from the end caps by LED light rings. One button turns the light show on or off, while the other two control pairing the unit with multiple speakers. The cover for this compartment is tethered to the speaker and must be tightly sealed to preserve its waterproof qualities. On the top of the speaker is a rubber strip containing the controls. The emblems are slightly raised but, unfortunately, the buttons aren't back-lit; however, there are small LEDs to indicate when certain buttons are in play. It can pause playback, start it again, or skip forward or back one track. This button also allows you to interact with phone calls. The speaker can be programmed to operate with a more pronounced bass response using what Sony aptly calls Extra Bass. You can download an app that allows you to control sound—Live and Extra Bass—and it also offers users a three-band equalizer. In addition, the app lets you control the light show and access some of its functions, as well as allowing you to insert sounds, including audience applause, to enhance ahem your listening experience.

It just isn't very good, very tinny, and the bass is really lacking. I think not.

It might look quite unassuming but the Sony SRS-XB33 Bluetooth speaker packs a punch when it comes to audio performance and is a great addition to any party. Find out more about how we test. The Sony SRS-XB33 doesn't look particularly special when you pull it out of the box, but it turns out that looks can be deceiving. Under that fairly average exterior, this Bluetooth speaker comes with fun LED lighting and, more importantly, plenty of power when it comes to music playback. Price and release date. Audio performance.

With fast Bluetooth 5. While fun and somewhat useful, these features don't make up for the weak bass sounds and diminishing audio quality at higher volumes. The mids have a full sound that carries well, and the highs are well-defined. However, we are disappointed with the low end, which is lacking, even when engaging the extra bass setting. For a speaker that projects some heavy festival vibes with its synchronized lights, we'd expect better support for bass-heavy dance music. The SRS-XB33 has dual passive radiators, plus an asymmetrical speaker shape that Sony claims create punchier bass sounds. Tipping our scales at

Srs xb33

Like other speakers from this lineup, it comes with customizable RGB lights and is compatible with the Sony Music Center app and Sony's Fiestable app, which lets you access sound customization features, sound effects, and light show effects. Vocals and lead instruments also sound a bit veiled and dull at times. That said, you can customize its sound profile thanks to the graphic EQ featured in its companion app. Its soundstage is still perceived as narrow, and it doesn't get very loud. The Sony XB33 is sub-par for videos and movies. It struggles to produce a thumpy low-bass commonly found in action-packed movies.

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The Sony XB33 is not bad for podcasts. It can connect with up to two devices at once, and it supports NFC pairing for quick Bluetooth pairing. Bluetooth Android Latency. Bring your party to life with a unique three-dimensional sound experience — creating festival vibes. For over 70 years, imagination has been the fuel of everything we do. Party Mode. Power Source. Battery Life. SPL Max Volume. So far I am satisfied with how well it performs.

It might look quite unassuming but the Sony SRS-XB33 Bluetooth speaker packs a punch when it comes to audio performance and is a great addition to any party. Find out more about how we test. The Sony SRS-XB33 doesn't look particularly special when you pull it out of the box, but it turns out that looks can be deceiving.

Speakers bought and tested. Shockproof, built to last The SRS-XB33 can withstand the inevitable knocks, bumps and scrapes that come with everyday use. Highly recommended! Great for my office. Brief content visible, double tap to read full content. Sony claims hour play time, but I only got about 12 hours with the light show enabled and the speaker playing at very high volumes. The Sony XB33 is sub-par for videos and movies. However, since the Sony XB33 is mainly a front-facing speaker, it only projects audio from one general direction, and there's some overemphasis in the treble range. Bold rich bass means you can't help but feel thrilled at what comes up next on your playlist, whether it's The Weeknd's Blinding Light or an old favorite like David Bowie's Life on Mars. You can add drum strokes—and you even get a choice of snare, kick, or bass drum depending on where you tap your screen. The Sony is better built, and you can pair it with up to two devices at once, so you can easily switch between audio sources.