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Publicación: 2017-09-30, Autor: Chris , crítica de: pocket-lint.com
Light show is unique, bass delivery, some water protection
Fun but never really stops being a house party speaker
Exuberance is the XB40's raison d'être, which is exactly what you get - unapologetic extroversion. Brash bass and big beats, serious volume, plus the lights fantastic. And all that wrapped up in a rugged-looking and colourful design.For that we can't faul...
Publicación: 2017-05-16, Autor: Lewis , crítica de: techradar.com
Gets very loud, Thumping bass, NFC and speakerphone features
Mediocre sound, Only splash-proof, Proprietary charger
The Sony SRS-XB40 delivers big sound in an equally big speaker. It's feature-packed and provides a light show for your music but only EDM or rap lovers will dig the bass-heavy tuning. For its price, it simply lacks the resolution and nuance of its competi...
Publicación: 2017-05-03, Autor: David , crítica de: CNET.co.uk
The Sony SRS-XB10 is an ultracompact, canister-style Bluetooth speaker that's water-resistant, with good battery life (16 hours) and speakerphone capabilities. The speaker sounds decent enough for its size and its strap converts into a stand to prop the s
The soft-but-tough finish attracts some dust; should cost less than $50
While it should costs a little less, the Sony SRS-XB10 is an attractively designed mini wireless speaker that outputs more bass than your typical tiny speaker...
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Publicación: 2018-04-17, Autor: Adam , crítica de: soundguys.com
Clear mids, The bass isn't overpowering by default, Music playback is seamless and connectivity is strong
Extra bass button takes over, Not the most portable, App experience needs work
Now that it's dropped in price, it's hard not to like the Sony SRS-XB40. The changing colors might not be for everyone but if they're for you, then you'll like the rest of the speaker as well. The extra bass button might do a little too much for my taste...
Publicación: 2017-08-26, Autor: Chester , crítica de: musicphotolife.com
Sony SRS-XB40 joins other audio brands like JBL, Creative, to create a portable audio box that displays light shows and adds another dimension of entertainment – aural and visual. Sounds like a gimmick?, Actually, the XB40 sounds pretty good. With “EXTRA
Sony SRS-XB40 joins other audio brands like JBL, Creative, to create a portable audio box that displays light shows and adds another dimension of entertainment – aural and visual. Sounds like a gimmick
The Sony SRS-XB40 gives life and light to music, adding fun and moods to whatever songs you listen to. I enjoy the light patterns, which do not look too flashy, while pulsating effectively to the musical beats. The audio is skewed towards the warm side bu...
Publicación: 2017-05-03, Autor: David , crítica de: cnet.com
The Sony SRS-XB10 is an ultracompact, canister-style Bluetooth speaker that's water-resistant, with good battery life (16 hours) and speakerphone capabilities. The speaker sounds decent enough for its size and its strap converts into a stand to prop the s
The soft-but-tough finish attracts some dust, should cost less than $50
While it should costs a little less, the Sony SRS-XB10 is an attractively designed mini wireless speaker that outputs more bass than your typical tiny speaker...
Publicación: 2016-10-19, Autor: Robert , crítica de: lifewire.com
After spending some time with the Anthony Gallo Classico Series speakers provided for this review, I found them to be excellent for both music listening and as a complement to movie viewing. Also, for box-type speakers, they have an excellent physical des...
