And plainly said this speaker isn’t worth in stamina mode cause in stamina mode this speaker sounds very flat. Now when it comes to battery life the XB33 has an advertised battery life of 24 hours, but thats while this speaker is set to stamina mode, playing at 50% volume and with the light feature turned off. You gotta use your own wall adaptor and this speaker doesn’t come included with a complete charging cable like the XB43 does. And its also very important to point out that this speaker only comes included with a USB C to USB A cable. Now I do want to point out that this USB C port is strictly used for charging, you can’t use this USB C port as a wired connection and you can’t use this USB C port to charge your own devices.
Sony xb33 vs jbl charge 4 android#
So if you’re an android user you can charge your phone and speaker with the same cable.
Now when it comes to tech specs, the XB33 has finally been upgraded to USB C charging unlike the XB32.
But this app is so clunky and its laid out like its from 2010, and I never really use it. With this app you can go in and specifically choose what color you want your speaker to flash. But now I want to quickly address Sony’s other app fiestable.
Now no this lighting feature isn’t amazing and it certainly isn’t the best one out there… but I think its looks decent. And from Sony’s app you’ve got a few different lighting modes to choose from, but the main ones here are rave, chill and strobe. And given with the fact that the XB33 has these uniquely shaped transducers the XB33 really does look very cool. Mainly cause its transducers no light up just like on the XB43 and XB41. Now size wise these speakers are roughly the same size of one another but the XB33 is a little heavier than the XB32 cause it weighs in at 2.4 pounds (1,100g) where as the XB32 weighs in at 1.9 pounds (900g), but ultimately this isn’t a huge weight difference like we saw with the XB43 and XB41.īut something that has been greatly improved on the XB33 from the XB32 is its light feature. But just like before the XB33 is IP67 rated so you don’t have to worry about getting this speaker wet but this speaker does now have those exposed passive radiators on either side that you want to be mindful about not pushing in.
Where as the XB33 has gone back to a mostly fabric covered body that I do prefer cause this fabric body will be able to stand up to constant bumps and scrapes much better than soft touch can. Now personally I like how the XB32 looks, but I wouldn’t recommend this speaker to someone who is looking for a speaker to constantly take on the go with them cause this speaker has a mostly soft touch body than can get stretched very easily. So if you want to pick this speaker up it’ll be linked down below. Now even though the XB32 can now be found on sale for around 100 bucks, I do recommend that you go with the XB33 instead cause this speaker is just all around better both build quality wise and especially sound quality wise. Now the XB33 retails for $150, which is the same as the XB32 when it first came out. I like that the XB33 has gone back to an XB31 design aesthetic which makes it much more durable than the XB32, the XB33 sounds way better than the XB32, and unlike the XB43… the XB33 gets decently loud for both its size and price.
Sony xb33 vs jbl charge 4 portable#
Out of Sony’s new portable bluetooth speaker line up for 2020, I think the new XB33 has gotten the all around best upgrade.
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