Review on Sony SRS-XB43 Extra Bass Wireless Portable Bluetooth Speaker - Blue (Renewed) by Aneta Kociszewska ᠌

As a result of the fact that a friend of mine purchased this miracle and listened to it both at the shop and at his house, I am able to validate the accuracy of my assessment. |1) Appearance (1| Of course, it appears to be much more modern and fascinating than the older models; it was time to modify the design, so they got rid of the strobe lights and shifted the backlight to the side; other than that, there is nothing particularly remarkable about it. |2) Capacity of the battery and portability (2| The battery is large, and thank god they got rid of the volume reduction at a volume below 50%; I believe that it will be plenty for you for three days of moderate use, and the inclusion of a Type-C connector is a pleasant surprise. When compared to the Xtreme 2, the sleeper is bulkier and provides less comfort; therefore, it is recommended that she look for a backpack that has a belt when she goes trekking. |3) Sound (3| The sound of the column as a whole has something of a "amateur" quality to it. Compare JBL Xtreme 2 Sony has slightly superior treble and mids, particularly mids, compared to the competition. However, the bass in this place is already at the level of an amateur. Sony's speakers all featured a strong and meaty high bass, but they didn't play much lower or deeper than that. JBL, on the other hand, produces less noticeable and meaty bass, but it is far better at playing frequencies below 45 hertz. In a broader sense, I believe that this is a question of personal preference. For this price, I'd rather have a Harman / Kardon go + play small because it is superior in every way save for the battery. |4) Price (4| I believe that the scenario will be the same as it was with Extreme 2 when it first went on sale, the price was approximately sixteen to seventeen thousand, and then it decreased. /Conclusion/ The column is virtually nothing in comparison to many that came before it, but purchasing it for sixteen thousand dollars is a terrible business decision; I would recommend waiting until the price decreases to between twelve and thirteen thousand dollars.