Review on Portable acoustics Sony SRS-X5 20 W by Som Chai ᠌

I will definitely look for a “warmed up” Bose and compare the quality. Although it is difficult to compare - Bose is a product of a different price category and you need to understand what you are buying - both speakers are undoubtedly worth their money - Sony turned out to be a massive and inexpensive product, Bose has more designed for music lovers. With its pros. Playback quality! Initially I came to buy SoundLink III, but I decided to listen to how other systems sound. Bose sounds good, but as many advise, you need to “warm up” the speaker for 20 hours, then it will sound. Perhaps the stand was “fresh” and compared to Sony, on my hearing - she was playing - a sound of some kind "deaf". The difference is 10 thousand in favor of Sony. Bose is heavier, noticeably, the reason for this is the battery and the materials from which the column is made - 14 hours of "autonomy" versus 8 for Sony. Someone will also like the port for recharging, the Sound mode is also a plus. For such money, it will not be a pity to "kill" at work and on picnics. With its cons. Unlike Bose, the case vibrates quite strongly when it "booms" - but these are design features, the touch buttons are convenient, but you have to adapt so that they do not accidentally work when carried - there are no notches for your fingers, you look like you'll drop it with such a weight. There is no mute button sound (Bose has), tactile sound can not be reduced / added, again, Bose has such an opportunity, the buttons are "marked".