Renewed Sony SRS-XB33/CC Portable Bluetooth Speaker in Taupe with Enhanced Extra Bass Review

All in all, this purchase is a good one for me. Yes, the 33rd Sonya costs ~ 3000 more than the Charge 4 competitor, but this is an overpayment for: Complete protection against water, dust and shaking Availability of more economical Bluetooth 5.0, higher quality LDAC and AAC codecs Design with light music, if anyone is interested Higher speaker volume than Charge 4 (compared live, but there are tests on YouTube) Sound is a matter of taste. In my opinion, Charge is more bassy, ​​but as for me…

I can only compare with JBL Charge, but the difference is huge. Sometimes it seems to me that JBL is more balanced, but this is most likely due to the fact that Sony has a wider range, it is stereo and sounds generally much more. It turns on and connects to the phone very quickly. As for the indication, it is unusual after JBL, and to find out the charge level, you need to open the back panel and press the button, after which, for example, "Battery level about 70%" will be played in English…

An excellent speaker with decent sound, an impressive battery. The sound is slightly lower than the previous generation, but it is more tenacious and more even bass and low ones that have appeared. The previous Sony xb31 model died 2 days later, either from sand, or the speaker died from loudness but began to fonit and wildly bass. There are no such problems with this one)

Everything is great. For evening gatherings, somewhere in nature or just at home, for daily use. I liked it very much. The only question is the current price. 13 thousand for this column is a bit much. 8k is perfect.

The column design and the blue color fit well with the interior of our living room. The sound and power of the speaker is quite enough for our 35 square meters. The first impression before the setup was not unambiguous (for those who turned it on for the first time, I suggest not to panic, but to configure the device exactly to your sound preferences)

Speaker # Sony # Debut Hong Kong feels the same way: Before, JBL was my gold standard in the affordable (and not just affordable) category, while Go was my go-to at home and Charge belonged to a colleague. After Go started to flex his listening muscles and give several speakers a "taste" in the store, he realized that JBL was no longer a piece of cake. I did look, but then I forgot about it, and by the time I remembered, it was below the column. And so . The rainy morning my family surprised…

It's never easy to find the perfect present for a woman, especially when you have to take into account her taste, your budget, and the practicality of the item in her hands. I called attention to numerous competitors, including the JBL Charge 4 (8999), Sony SRS-XB33 (9999), and Ural TT M -4 (6500), when deciding on a portable speaker within 8-10 thousand, long-playing, and with a power of 20-30 W. I spent a number of days devoting my attention to this challenge, listening to all of the advice…

The very first occasion resulted in the stones. Please keep in mind that the name of the company is TechnoMix. Sergey Andreevich Zamolin was the IP Zamolin. Never make a purchase or an order from that company. At the post office, the stones were delivered there by a delivery service. The second time I placed an order, I paid with cash. Delivered without incident or difficulty. We haven't put the column through any tests just yet. As soon as I verify everything, I'll put up the link. Now on . 1.

The benefits: Long-lasting charge retention Connexion is simple; wonderfully done. Loud. Nice low end Contains drawbacks: The sound is inferior than that of my portable Bose. It's appropriately disco for a low-key bash where volume is a priority for all guests. The highs and mids are mediocre.

Got pros: Good quality product, lasts a long time without recharging. Some cons: He speaks English about the battery level, does not reflect through the application.

The Help of Experts Type-C port availability, call quality, and battery life improvement when the backlight is activated all deserve special mention. Disadvantage number two: they deleted the 3.5-millimeter audio jack. I was completely confused by this. The noise level is noticeably lower than that of the SRS XB-31.

benefits from being set up: bass, medium, and detail. There are fuzzy light bulbs, which can occasionally be relevant. Cons of it: Top (little flaw), no minijack (I know why, not much of my fault).

Pros: - Sound quality - Battery life - Possibility to disable color accompaniment Cons: - not friendly with my Samsung TV (after 1-3 minutes the sound starts to stutter) - the battery charge speaks in English, it cannot be estimated in another way.

Has some pros Great sound and portability for the money. This is not a column about throwing it in a bag and going, it's about home parties and planned outings into nature With its cons. The voice of the assistant causes anxiety) it would be better not to speak at all

Got pros: Medium, detail, bass if set up. There are fuffy light bulbs, which are sometimes on topic. Its cons: Top (small flaw), no minijack (I understand why, I don’t blame much).

I was looking for anything to replace the Flip 4, and after looking at a number of different options, I decided to go with this awesome red speaker. At first, it seemed to me that when the volume was low—and I prefer to listen to music at low volumes, like in the background, at home—the basses came to the forefront a little bit extremely powerfully, and they physically pressed psychologically:))) Initially, this was how it felt to me. But the speaker started playing beautifully and balanced at…

When I found out that it only had one speaker and a service life of only two years, I did not understand this and drew attention to the Sony SRS-XB33 instead of purchasing a JBL Charge 4. Initially, I was going to purchase a JBL Charge 4. There is no denying that Sony is the more expensive option, but you do get something in exchange for your money. It wasn't the quality of the sound that I found most enjoyable about it; rather, it was the easy listening music that the speaker was well suited…

Has some pros Outstanding organization, design, control, and functionality, in addition to, of course, SOUND! You are able to experiment with apps, transform two units into stereo (and even do so with an expanded stereo base), and synchronize up to ten units simultaneously in party mode! Even some soft music can be heard in the background (which can also be controlled from the application). In general, the most desirable and even more expensive versions produced by Harman and JBL are relegated…

Some pros: ●Quality, surround sound ●Holds a charge for a long time ●Beautiful design Different cons: ●There is no AUX, but it's like someone🤷🏼‍♂️

I considered many options when looking for something to replace the Flip 4 before deciding on this stylish red speaker. At first, it appeared to me that at low volumes—and I enjoy listening at low settings, like in the background when at home—the basses protruded somewhat strongly, pressing almost literally:))) However, the speaker began to play beautifully and in balance at medium volume, and at maximum it allowed me to feel the bass without any issues (perhaps this is too big of a word, then…