Sony XB23 Review Rundown
Overview
Summary
Sony's $100 SRS-XB23 speaker delivers solid audio for its size and price in an outdoor-friendly, waterproof design. It has a companion app that offers a graphic EQ so you can tweak its sound to your liking.
This rundown provides our analysis on 8 third-party reviews. The sentiment scores, summaries, and key takeaways that we select are based on these reviews and may differ from the original publication.
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Rundown
Reviewers from Pcmag have found the following[***]:
Sony's SRS-XB23 is the least expensive of the company's three new waterproof models. The cylindrical speaker measures 3.0 by 8.6 inches (HW) and is available in black, blue, green, red, or white. Both ends of the speaker house passive radiators to help pump out extra bass response.
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Reviewers from Rtings have found the following[***]:
The Sony SRS-XB23 is a cylindrical speaker that can be used in a mono or stereo mode. While its soundstage isn't as wide as other 360° speakers like the Ultimate Ears WONDERBOOM 2, it still feels spacious. The Sony is a better choice for outdoor use as it's better-built, and it supports voice assistants, unlike the Marshall.
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Reviewers from Techradar have found the following[***]:
The Sony SRS-XB23 is an affordable outdoor speaker with a few hidden features that most people will love. It will launch this summer for $99 (around £80, AU$150) and will be available in five colors: Coral Red, Olive Green, Light Blue, Taupe and Black. This is the first year the Extra Bass speakers are using USB Type C connectors instead of Micro-USB.
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references
- 1. ^ Sony SRS-XB23 Review. Pcmag. 08 June 2020. Retrieved 07 March 2021.
- 2. ^ Sony SRS-XB23 Speaker Review. Rtings. 08 January 2021. Retrieved 07 March 2021.
- 3. ^ Sony SRS-XB23 Portable Bluetooth Speaker review. Techradar. 18 May 2020. Retrieved 07 March 2021.
- *. Neoscore is our sentiment analyzer based on natural language processing (NLP). Scaled in the range of 0 to 100, Neoscore eliminates scoring biases from each publisher; it likely differs from the publisher's own rating, if available, as a result.
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