So these are the Soundcore Space Q45, they are a pair of entry level ANC headphones that defiantly try to punch way above their weigh class. Overall, they’re decent and they definitely get the job done, but I can’t help but feel that they are using last gen tech for headphones in 2023. Nonetheless, lets see what the Space Q45 are all about.
So these are the Sony WH-CH720N, now personally I am very excited to make this video for multiple reasons. First off, I used to love the Sony WH-CH700N’s… but when the WH-CH710N’s came around, they were an all around disappointment. They got the job done… but there were so many downgrades to them. But now, there are the WH-CH720N’s which I feel have redeemed Sony… and I will admit, when I first unboxed these headphones, I was a little disappointed and unimpressed. But now, the WH-CH720N’s have managed to win me over.
So personally, i really like the new Bose Smart Soundbar 600… and this is currently my favorite mid range soundbar to recommend. Now we’ve already seen how the 600 stacks up against its larger brother, the 900… but today we’re going to see how the 600 stacks up to some of its direct competitors like lets say the Sonos Beam 2 and the Sony HT-A3000.
So this is the Sony HT-A3000, its one of Sony’s mid range fully self contained Dolby Atmos soundbars… Now just like with Sony’s other soundbars… the HT-A3000 has a ton of bass all on its own… however, this thing is pretty big. Now even though this soundbar isn’t my favorite… its a good option if you want something with a lot of bass if you can’t add an external subwoofer, but its also a default option if you pair this soundbar is a Sony Bravia TV.
Personally, I really enjoy the new Sony XV900. Its a large portable box speaker that’s a good option for your man cave… and if you want you can always take it out doors and use it around the house, without having to rely on having a wall outlet nearby. However, the XV900 is pretty big… so today we’re going to see how its smaller siblings, the XP700 and XP500 stack up.
So, even though it has its issues, personally I really like the new Sony XV900. The XV900 is a great speaker to consider if you need something big for your man cave, but it also has the ability to follow you out doors thanks to its built in battery. Depending on your needs, the XV900 could be right for you. But today we’re going to compared the XV900 to both the JBL Partybox 710 and the Soundboks 3. Now this isn’t an apples to apple comparison… however, due to these speaker’s price ranges… I feel that they will be cross referenced a lot.
So I will be the first to admit that the last few speakers from sony have been rather lackluster. However, this new box speaker from Sony, the XV900… is actually pretty impressive. Its very large, it sounds good, it has a built in battery and I actually enjoy its light feature cause it has a large area of affect. If you’re looking for a larger box speaker for your man… but you also want the flexibility to use your speaker outdoors and not have to worry about a power outlet, then the XV900 is might be up your ally.
So the Bose Smart Soundbar 600 is a great mid teir Soundbar that has improved instrument separation from its predecessor and it also has true dolby atoms support. Personally I feel that you can’t go wrong with the Smart Soundbar 600 and its an all around solid pick up. But today we’re going to compare the 600 to the Bose Smart Soundbar 900 and we’re also going to compare it to Bose’s entry level Soundbar, The Bose TV Speaker.
