I really like the new Sony XB33 cause the new Sony XB33 sounds significantly better than its predecessor the Sony XB32. Specifically, the XB33 has much better instrument separation and a much wider soundstage. But naturally people want to know how the XB33 stacks up to the JBL Charge 4 and the JBL Pulse 4. And ultimately each of these speakers out perform every one of these other speakers in one specific category. So depending on your needs one is going to be better than the other.
Out of Sony’s new portable bluetooth speaker line up for 2020, I think the new XB33 has gotten the all around best upgrade. I like that the XB33 has gone back to an XB31 design aesthetic which makes it much more durable than the XB32, the XB33 sounds way better than the XB32, and unlike the XB43… the XB33 gets decently loud for both its size and price.
So the new Sony XB43 has gotten an all new speaker set up which is very similar to the speaker set up that you’ll find on the JBL Xtreme 2 which is a very popular large portable bluetooth speaker and I still very much highly recommend it. Now even though the new XB43 does sound noticeably better than their predecessor… the Sony XB41. Lets see how the XB43 stacks up to the JBL Xtreme 2.
Even though the new Sony XB43 has some really meaningful upgrades like an all new speaker set up which genuinely does sound better and it now has USB C charging which does make life a little easier. I can’t help but feel that performance wise this speaker does leave you wanting more and its not as big of an upgrade as I would like when compared to the XB41.
So if you’re looking into getting a new bluetooth speaker, JBL is a very popular brand to pick from because they have a lot of options to choose from for people with different budgets and different needs. So today we’re going to be breaking down JBL’s current portable bluetooth speaker line which consists of a Clip 3, Flip 5, Charge 4, Pulse 4, Xtreme 2, and JBL Boombox 2. So lets see which ones right for you.
So obviously there’s a lot of hype around the new JBL Boombox 2 cause the original Boombox has been super popular for a while now… But the JBL Partybox 300 is also super popular cause its a huge bluetooth speaker with a built in light feature that actually cost the same as the Boombox 2. So lets see how the Boombox 2 stacks up against the Partybox 300 and im also going to be including the original Boombox in this video cause the original boombox might still be attractive to some people who might want to save some money.
So if you’re looking for a large portable bluetooth speaker either so that you can listen to some music during this quarantine or for summer 2020… JBL is a very popular brand to choose from especially cause they have a lot of speakers to choose from. But today we’re going to compare the JBL Xtreme 2 to the JBL Boombox 2. Now obviously since the Boombox 2 is way larger its going to get louder than the Xtreme 2, but there are still some key differences between these two speakers that you should definitely know before you pick either of these speakers up.
So a few weeks ago we compared the original JBL Boombox to the UE Hyperboom… and the Hyperboom came out the winner in that match up. But today we have a rematch cause we’re going to be comparing the UE Hyperboom to the new JBL Boombox 2. So lets see how these two large portable bluetooth speakers stack up against one another and finally crown a definitive winner.
