Sony Portable Speaker Srs X5

Running new Dell Inspiron Ubuntu laptop with Sony SRS-XG300 as external speaker. Connects flawlessly with my Linux laptop. Speaker sounds great for price range and my application (business and music videos). Very happy with purchase. Recommended.

So I upgraded my Sony SRS XB 22 bluetooth speaker to the Marshall Stockwell 2 and my mind was blown away from the bass and sound quality it has..!, all the mids and lows I get to listen from it which I had never heard from Sony one before. Its bit pricey though but the quality and sound came from it just shut your mouth.

This SRS-XV800 WIRELESS PARTY SPEAKER WITH MEGA BOOM is the best speaker I have ever opened . The sound is so awesome can't beat the sound quality . Hooked it to my TV for movies OMG the movies sound like it's real . I love this speaker and wouldn't change it . I live in an apartment so security comes and tells me to turn it down it's the bass is extremely awesome sound I love it and recommend it to anyone that's looking for a good speaker. This is it . It's AWSOME LOVE IT

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Sony XE300 Portable Bluetooth Speaker is unlike any other speaker I have had! The sounds the comes out is crisp and clear and loud just like I like it! The speaker itself is quite hefty, but is extremely durable, and made from high quality materials! We have used this at several parties, and even at a play we were helping with to allow sound to flow through the venue. Highly recommend, incredible product!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I absolutely love my new Sony XE300 X Series Portable Wireless Speaker! The sound quality is amazing! I love that it is Bluetooth compatible and I can control it from my phone. I cannot believe how much power comes from this speaker. It sounds clear and clean. I also like the design. It is very sleek. I have listened to it for hours and have yet to charge it. It really holds a long charge! I definitely recommend the Sony XE300 X Series Portable Wireless Speaker if you are looking for a nice looking portable speaker with awesome sound! It’s great!

It is easy to load with music, easy to use in the gym, and even works on the Sony SRS-XB01 I bought with it. Good sound and the clip on the back gets it out of the way while I am working out. Good product. Still need to work on synching it with my phone for phone calls in the truck.

I bought Sony SRS-NS7 as a replacement for my Bose SoundWear, which has Bluetooth connectivity problems. I am a fan of neckband speakers and found they are great for meetings in work-from-home settings. Albeit much heavier and thicker, SRS-NS7 is equally comfortable to Bose SoundWear. I miss the fabric cover on Bose SoundWear as they could easily blend into my wears. The sound and stereo image of SRS-NS7 is surprisingly good for listening to music. Bass is weird at first, as its bass speaker fire down to the shoulder, sometimes feel a bit itchy. But overall, it is excellent. Battery is a bit on the low side. My Bose could stay on for about a week without turning off. But Sony probably could only do it for a day or two. Both speakers don't have good indications on whether they are on or off, so it is easy to forget to turn them off. Also, it cannot be used while USB-C cable is connected. Although SRS-NS7 can connect to 2 devices simultaneously, I often use it on more than 2 devices. I miss the button on Bose SoundWear which I can quickly switch between devices. The voice narration by SRS-NS7 is kind of slow/comprehensive. Not able to switch them to beeps. And it does not announce the name of the device either. It will only say 2 devices connected, without knowing which twos. I didn't try out the dongle yet as it can only connect to S/PDIF sources. Overall, because of better sound, I like Sony SRS-NS7 more than Bose SoundWear. I really love the sound of these speaker and the stereo image it created (without 3D audio enabled). It makes me want to play more music with them.

Awesome! Beats Bose Soundlink Mini II, beats Sony SRS-XB3, beats UE Boom, beats JBL Flip 4. Sound is deep and crisp, it's like someone lifted a blanket off it, just sounds so clear. BUT Not as loud as some bluetooth speakers (~80dB) Very very clean and accurate reproduction of the source material. Sounds louder when used indoors. I love that you can contour the sound with bass and treble. ATTENTION MARSHALL: Please add the ability to pair two, I would buy another one in a heartbeat. WirelessDJ

I use this with my Samsung X5 External Portable SSD Drive and works extremely well and the speed is awesome.

I have a small 10'x5' bathroom but also have a small flat panel tv that is about 7' from the shower so I can't hear it. I bought a single RC6s, installed it about 1' away from the shower (these are supposed to tolerate high humidity) and connected it to an audio engine N22 amp. I hooked up the tv and also an old smartphone with Pandora and I now have an awesome bathroom setup. Great sound for a single in-ceiling speaker. Some songs come across "boomy" that have a lot of bass but that is nit-picking. Does anyone else even offer a 2 channel ceiling speaker?