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 for the past few months sony has been upgrading their box speaker lineup with their new XV family of speakers. And I personally really like the Sony XV900 and the XV800 is great as well. But now we have the newest addition to the XV family, the Sony XV500 and it does have some upgrades over the XP500 .
So both the Soundcore Motion X600 and Soundcore Motion X500 sound very spacious thanks to their upwards firing driver. And overall both of these speakers are good and they’re very elegant. But today we’re going to break down the differences between these two speakers and see which one is right for you cause they’re very similar to one another.
So after checking out the Soundcore Motion X600 and being pleasantly surprised due to its very spatial sound and just overall elegant design, today we’re going to checkout the Soundcore Motion X500 which also sounds very spacious thanks to its built in upwards firing driver… but there are some minor sacrifices that were made here to accomadte for the smaller size.
So the JBL Charge 5 has been my favorite mid sized speaker cause it sounds great thanks to its woofer and tweeter set up which is rare for a speaker of this size. But the Charge 5 got an unexpected upgrade… we now have the JBL Charge 5 with wifi… now I thought that this was going to be a simple video, but I actually saw a smaller performance improvement with the JBL Charge 5 with Wifi.
So this is the Tribit StormBox Flow, its a compact and super durable bluetooth speaker thats great for at home use, and you can also take it on the go with you, and thanks to it monster 30 hour battery life, it can keep up with you without any problems. The Tribit StormBox Flow also has 25 watts of power, so its impressively loud for it size and thanks to XBass, it also has an impressive amount of bass, but nonetheless, lets see what the Tribit Stormbox Flow is all about.
So the JBL Partybox Ultimate is an insanely loud portable Bluetooth speaker that honestly overkill for one single person and its better used for commercial events… but if you do decide to get one, it is pure dumb fun. But today we’re going to see how certain pairs of Partyboxes stack up to a single partybox ultimate… is it better to go with just one Ultimate or is it better to get 2 different Partyboxes.
