#Sony srs xb33 vs jbl charge 5 full#

It outperforms its closest competitors in sound quality.The Charge 5 JBL Bluetooth speaker by Harman Kardon is a moderate to medium power, desktop style unit with enough RMS watts to fill a typical size room with full sounding tunes. The Sony SRS-XB33 has impressively rich and good bass, and extends beyond the size. After doing a few important adjustments to the sound in the app. No matter what kind of music you like, the Sony speaker does it better. And if you’re wondering if Marshall Emberton rocks better, I do not think so either.

It has both the bass, the sound pressure, and the ability to separate instruments and voices better from each other. Vocals sound rounder and better than with the JBL Charge 5, the XB33 is just simply a better speaker. Electronic music sounds rhythmic and tough, and it was born to rock.

I prefer to raisee the treble a few notches, and, conversely lower the bass notch to avoid it being too oppulent. The sound balance is then warm and full, and is the most entertaining we have tested in this class. Therefore, make sure that this is activated.

Like the SRS-XB23, the XB33 sounds pretty flat and tame with Extra Bass turned off. It has built-in, flashing party lights, and you can change the color and rhythm of in the app. Multiple speakers can be connected wirelessly, either in party mode or in stereo.