Differences Between Sony Wireless Speakers

I am soooooo pleased with the Roku Wireless Speakers. I had a Sony 5 speaker surround sound system before and I replaced it with the wireless speakers. I am blown away! They sound so clean and crisp and they are WAY LOUDER than the Sony system. Setting them up is a breeze. It took less than 5 minutes. Also, the build quality is top notch! The speakers weigh over 4 pounds each! Weight is a good thing when it comes to speakers. I haven't always been a fan of Roku but over the last couple years they have really stepped up their game with the Roku smart TV's and now these speakers. I am in love with these! Also, Thank you Roku for the early VIP overnight shipping! Roku rocks!

Unit has Blue Tooth but will not sync with my old Sony wireless speakers from my Sony DAV-HDX576WF unit. Please advise how to do this or do I just toss those speakers, etc?

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I use A LOT of Bluetooth Speakers. Between my car, my house, my garage I use all different types but this one .... has well made me decide to buy all Sony. They last a long time without needing to be charged. The only thing I'm frustrated with, is more a user error as it is a bit heavy.

Between the totally wireless play, the ability to cast to the TV with a push of a button and the exclusives, I'm really impressed with this thing. I don't know how they achieved the graphics on "Star Wars: Tales from the Galaxy" on a portable device, and the ability to sideload developer apps was a blast to learn about after the fact. I've gotten hours of play out of this thing every other day and so far I'm definitely a satisfied buyer. I just hope my Facebook account doesn't get shut down by algorithms over something dumb and I lose all my games or something. That's truly the only downside to this thing, is the Facebook requirement and the unease that comes with that. Otherwise, it's an amazing piece of hardware.

I can't believe how great this is for the price. Between the security features, the VPN features, and the incredible wireless coverage and speed, I'm a fan of Synology now.

Between battery grips, strobes, and wireless triggers I need to charge dozens of AA batteries for a shoot. I bought three of these, and now can pop in two dozen at a time, walk away, and know that the chargers will individually top off each battery and then turn off. I've used faster chargers, but am not happy with how hot they make the cells. These still make the cells warm, but at a level I'm comfortable with. This takes charging to a new level of sophistication and convenience.

Receiver was Between a school bus and a van, I was receiving a signal from 300' away clearly, with a crowd of wireless devices in between. Impressed by all of it.

I use the charger to keep 4 batteries charged for my Sony A77II. It works great. Between it and the original that came with the camera, I always have charged batteries. My only comment is the adapter plate into which the batteries are inserted pops off more easily than the battery pops out of it. I love that it has a USB port and a way to use it with the accessory port (cigarette lighter) in the car.

These headphones are incredible. Sony does it once again, packing so many features in such a small package. Between the noise canceling, sound quality, bluetooth connectivity, battery life, and hand gestures, I couldn't ask for anything more out of a pair of headphones!

I use this grip with my Sony A7 IV. As far as I can tell, all the same buttons and dials that are found on the Sony and Neewer grips are the same. There are no differences with the Bescor when compared to the $400 Sony. And compared with the similar Neewer or Meike, I see no differences either. Every button and dial works, the USB charging also works, and the grip's on button establishes all of the settings without anything else needed. My Sony A7 I grip had a tripod mount in the portrait orientation, this does not. But for hand-held shots, the grip and the function of having two batteries is well worth it. Keep in mind that the vertical grip is not as deep as the camera's and you probably do not want to keep a mounting plate on the grip unless you are using a tripod, as the plate lands up being under your hand. The camera's battery door is stored within the grip, just like the Sony grip.