Sony's been no stranger to audio technology with multiple gadgets from speakers to subwoofers, and to add to its collection, it launched another line of portable speakers with the IP67 rating. One of ...

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The Sony SRS-XG300 is a powerful speaker that is perfect for parties. It's quite a bulky device so you won't want to take it everywhere with you but it's both waterproof and dustproof so you can use ...

Sony has announced three new wireless speakers under the X-series. They are the SRS-XE200, SRS-XE300, and the SRS-XG300, The new Sony wireless speakers offer varying playback times between 16 hours ...

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SAVE $207.04: As of April 2, the Sony SRS-XG300 portable speaker is on sale at Amazon for $142.95, 59% off its list price of $349.99. With the weather getting warmer, it's a great time to pick up a ...

The Sony consumer audio lineup can feel like a bit of a complicated space — particularly when it comes to headphones — but the Bluetooth speaker lineup has never quite been the flagship of the range.

We aren’t big fans of the Sony SRS-XG500 speaker, and we have our reasons. The boomy bass, the sheer bulk as well as the overall personality of the speaker, made it an uncomfortable fit in most homes.

Ever thought of getting a ghettoblaster in the form of a Bluetooth-enabled speaker? We are talking about something that’s built for adventure and, at the same time, built to last. Recently we came ...

Sony has been launching new audio devices in India lately. Now the Japanese brand has announced three new portable wireless speakers in India. These include the SRS-XG300, SRS-XE300, and SRS-XE200.

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