Review on Sony SRS-XB33 Portable Waterproof Bluetooth Speaker (Blue) Package with Deco Essential Drawstring Bag, Cinching Tote, Backpack + 1 Year Extended Protection Plan by Nguyn Trn Trung Qun ᠌

Before learning that the JBL Charge 4 has only one speaker and a two-year warranty, I decided to draw attention to the Sony SRS-XB33 instead. Although Sony is more costly, the extra money is worth it. Light music, which the speaker adapts to, is the most enjoyable aspect for me. Light effects are fascinating, especially in the dark and with the speaker standing up. You simply must see this! I felt irritated by the noise. I'm aware that Sony's speakers have a slightly muddy sound, and I believed that by tweaking the branded app settings or using an equalization, I could improve the quality of the sound. The voice comes across as muffled, as if the speaker were wrapped in a blanket. It's only the 3D effect that helps, but you still can't hear the vocals clearly. The humdrum tune is now dubbed "Extra Bass," so there. We have it now, but if it were optional, that would be much better. Many of the younger generation will arrive, but I, having been raised on Panasonic music centers and radio cassette recorders, will be completely baffled by the unfamiliar noise. The speaker has the upper hand in terms of height. The weight is evenly distributed over the palm. Good looking and probably long-lasting material. The whole thing looks great and functions perfectly. The nests appear to be protected by a rubber cover, but I have serious reservations regarding its thickness. Dropping it into the water is not something I recommend doing. The column won't mind being wet at all. The maker estimates a 5-year lifespan, which is reasonable to me. Also you can get her a bag for carrying on Ali. My daughter loves it, but the sound turned me off. Check the ratings, remember.