If you’re looking into getting a compact box speaker either for your man cave or for entertaining with… then chances are the Sony XP500 and JBL Partybox 110 are the first options that come to mind. Now even though the Sony XP500 is decent in its own right, performance wise the Partybox 110 simply just blows the XP500 right out of the water. But if you’re still trying to choose between either of these two speakers then keep watching.
So the JBL Partybox 110 is a great compact portable box speaker that has no problem delivering on sound and even looks. But today we’re going to see how the Partybox 110 stacks up to its larger brothers the JBL Partybox 310 and JBL Boombox 2. If you’re looking for a large speaker either for your man cave, bedroom, or for entraining with all of these speakers are solid options… but depending on your needs you’ll might be better off with one over the other.
So this is the JBL Partybox 110… its a refined version of the Partybox 100 with an even more impressive looking light feature, it sounds a little better, its now water proof and you can even pair it up to a partybox 310 if you want. If you’re looking for a portable box speaker either for your man cave, or for when you’re having get togethers with friends on your patio… the Partybox 110 is a solid pick up that won’t disappoint.
So the new sony XB13 is fine for an ultra portable bluetooth speaker. Now personally I really wish sony added app support and party connect to the XB13… but I also really like the more premium feel of this speaker. But naturally we’ve gotta see how the XB13 stands up to its direct competitor the JBL Clip 4.
Over the last few months sony has been releasing a lot of new speakers… and for the most part all of these new speakers are good and they're a solid upgrade from their predecessors. But then there’s the Sony XB13 which I will admit has better build quality than the XB12 and its fine… but I wish sony would have done more with this speaker.
So if you’re looking into getting a pair of Sony earbuds there’s definitely a lot to take into consideration cause they have very different cases, they all fit very differently and they have different feature sets. But today we’re going to break down Sony’s current wireless earbud line up which consists of the Sony WF-XB700, the Sony WF-SP800N and the Sony WF-1000XM4’s.
So the new beats studio buds are a great pair of truly wireless earbuds from apple that give you premium features like Active Noise Cancellation and an ambient mode at a price that makes you wonder… why would you pick up the AirPods Pro or standard AirPods over these if you’re an iPhone user. Well the thing is… these aren’t for iPhone users, they’re apples trojan horse to gain truly wireless earbuds market share from android users. Now don’t get me wrong, if you’re an iPhone user you can make these work, but the studio buds are meant for android users. Nonetheless if you're an iPhone user thinking about getting the Studio Buds over AirPods you should really stick around.
So like I said in the full review, the beats studio buds are a great pair of truly wireless earbuds from apple that offer active noise cancelation and an ambient mode at a price that make you wonder why would you go with the AirPods Pro over these if you’re an iPhone user. Well in reality these are apple’s trojan horse to sell wireless earbuds to android users. So with that being said we’re going to see how the beats studio buds stack up to other popular ANC earbuds like the Jabra Elite 85T’s, the Galaxy Buds Pro, and the Sony WF-1000XM4’s.
