So over the last few months Sony has really been refining their box speaker and giving them a much more neutral and balanced sound signature. But JBL also just refined the upgraded their new Partybox Speakers. So today we’re going to compare the Sony XV800 to the JBL Partybox 320 and we’re going to see which is right for you.
So for the lest few months Sony has been updating their box speakers with their new XV family of speakers. And for the most part these speakers are refined and they have a more balanced sound signature to them. But today we’re going to compare the Sony XV800 to the Sony XV500, and mainly this is going to come down to sound performance and portability.
So this is the Soundboks Gen 4, its a super durable bluetooth speaker that sounds better and is more power efficient than its predecessor. But today we’re going to see how the Soundboks Gen 4 stacks up to both the JBL Partybox 310 and the Sony XV800. Two super popular portable bluetooth speakers… but these aren’t as powerful or as durable… but lets see if its worth it to you to upgrade.
So this is the Sony XV800, now personally I like this speaker cause I like its new more mellow sound signature, and it also has an optical port so you can hook it up to your tv which helps make this speaker a little more versatile. And it also has a decent real world battery life. But it is a little pricy and big. But today we’re going to compare it to smaller and super popular box speakers like the JBL Partybox 110 and the Sony XP500.
So right now, we’re in a bit of a transition with Sony’s box speakers… and in general I am liking these new box speakers from Sony. The new XV900 and XV800 have more balanced sound signatures to them, and I think they look sleeker. And I like that they both have an optical port. But the XP700 still isn’t going anywhere. Nonetheless, today we’re going to compare the XV900, to the XV800 and XP700 and lets see which one is right for you.
So this is the Sony XV800, now personally I like this speaker cause I like its new more mellow sound signature, and it also has an optical port so you can hook it up to your tv which helps make this speaker a little more versatile. Now sony has definitely taken some steps in the right direct with this speaker, but I still have some critiques. But today, we’re going to see how the Sony XV800 stacks up to both the JBL Partybox 310 and the JBL Partybox 710.
So after checking out the Sony XV900 and being very pleasantly surprised, I was very excited to checkout the Sony XV800. Now sony has defentily made some major changes. Overall, I like the sony XV800, and if you’re looking for a more mellow bass from your box speaker, this is a good option, but I still have some critiques about the XV800.
