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Sony Black Compact Bluetooth Wireless Speaker – SRSXB100/B
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Sony Black Compact Bluetooth Wireless Speaker – SRSXB100/B

Abt Model: SRSXB100B
- Approx. Battery Life :
  16 Hours
- Bluetooth Version :
  5.3
- Number of Speakers In Set :
  1
- Full-Range Drivers :
  1 x 4mm Full Range
- Input(s) :
  1 x USB-C
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Sony Orange Compact Bluetooth Wireless Speaker – SRSXB100/D
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Abt Model: SRSXB100D

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Sony Orange Compact Bluetooth Wireless Speaker – SRSXB100/D

Abt Model: SRSXB100D
- Approx. Battery Life :
  16 Hours
- Bluetooth Version :
  5.3
- Number of Speakers In Set :
  1
- Full-Range Drivers :
  1 x 4mm Full Range
- Input(s) :
  1 x USB-C
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Sony Gray XG300 Portable Bluetooth Speaker – SRSXG300/H
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Abt Model: SRSXG300H

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Sony Gray XG300 Portable Bluetooth Speaker – SRSXG300/H

Abt Model: SRSXG300H
- Height (in) :
  5.4
- Width (in) :
  12.5
- Depth (in) :
  5.35
- Approx. Battery Life :
  25 Hours
- Bluetooth Version :
  5.2
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Sony Black XV900 X-Series Bluetooth Wireless Party Speaker – SRSXV900
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Abt Model: SRSXV900

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Sony Black XV900 X-Series Bluetooth Wireless Party Speaker – SRSXV900

Abt Model: SRSXV900
- Height (in) :
  34.6
- Width (in) :
  16.1
- Depth (in) :
  17.3
- Bluetooth Version :
  5.2
- Approx. Bluetooth Range :
  30 M
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Sony Blue XE200 Portable Bluetooth Speaker – SRSXE200/L
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Abt Model: SRSXE200L

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Sony Blue XE200 Portable Bluetooth Speaker – SRSXE200/L

Abt Model: SRSXE200L
- Approx. Battery Life :
  16 Hours
- Bluetooth Version :
  5.2
- Power Consumption :
  7.5W
- Power Consumption (Standby) :
  0.3W
- Frequency Response :
  20 Hz – 20,000 Hz
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Sony Blue XE300 Portable Bluetooth Speaker – SRSXE300/L
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Abt Model: SRSXE300L

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Sony Blue XE300 Portable Bluetooth Speaker – SRSXE300/L

Abt Model: SRSXE300L
- Approx. Battery Life :
  24 Hours
- Bluetooth Version :
  5.2
- Power Consumption :
  7.5W
- Power Consumption (Standby) :
  0.3W
- Frequency Response :
  20Hz – 20,000Hz
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Sony Black XG500 Portable Bluetooth Speaker – SRSXG500
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Abt Model: SRSXG500

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Sony Black XG500 Portable Bluetooth Speaker – SRSXG500

Abt Model: SRSXG500
- Approx. Battery Life :
  30 Hours
- Input(s) :
  1 x Stereo Mini Jack(IN), 1 x USB A, 1 x Mic Input, 1 x Guitar Input
- Diameter (in) :
  10.1
- Subwoofer Weight (lbs) :
  14
- Parts Warranty :
  1 Year
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Sony Black XE300 Portable Bluetooth Speaker – SRSXE300/B
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Abt Model: SRSXE300B

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Sony Black XE300 Portable Bluetooth Speaker – SRSXE300/B

Abt Model: SRSXE300B
- Approx. Battery Life :
  24 Hours
- Bluetooth Version :
  5.2
- Power Consumption :
  7.5W
- Power Consumption (Standby) :
  0.3W
- Frequency Response :
  20Hz – 20,000Hz
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Sony Light Gray XE200 Portable Bluetooth Speaker – SRSXE200/H
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Abt Model: SRSXE200H

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Sony Light Gray XE200 Portable Bluetooth Speaker – SRSXE200/H

Abt Model: SRSXE200H
- Approx. Battery Life :
  16 Hours
- Bluetooth Version :
  5.2
- Power Consumption :
  7. 5W
- Power Consumption (Standby) :
  0.3W
- Frequency Response :
  20 Hz – 20,000 Hz
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Sony Black XP500 X-Series Portable Wireless Bluetooth Speaker – SRSXP500
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Abt Model: SRSXP500

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Sony Black XP500 X-Series Portable Wireless Bluetooth Speaker – SRSXP500

Abt Model: SRSXP500
- Height (in) :
  22.5
- Width (in) :
  10.8
- Depth (in) :
  11.6
- Approx. Battery Life :
  20 Hours
- Input(s) :
  1 x Aux, 1 x USB A, 1 x Mic Input, 1 x Guitar Input
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Sony Black SRS-XP700 Bluetooth Portable Wireless Speaker – SRS-XP700
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Abt Model: SRSXP700

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Sony Black SRS-XP700 Bluetooth Portable Wireless Speaker – SRS-XP700

Abt Model: SRSXP700
- Height (in) :
  27.3
- Width (in) :
  12.3
- Depth (in) :
  14.45
- Approx. Battery Life :
  25 Hours
- Number of Speakers In Set :
  1
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Sony Black Portable Bluetooth Wireless Party Speaker – SRSXV800
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Abt Model: SRSXV800

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Sony Black Portable Bluetooth Wireless Party Speaker – SRSXV800

Abt Model: SRSXV800
- Bluetooth Version :
  5.2
- Number Of USB Inputs :
  1
- Number of Speakers In Set :
  1
- Power Consumption :
  77W
- Power Consumption (Standby) :
  2W
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Sony Black XG300 Portable Bluetooth Speaker – SRSXG300/B
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Abt Model: SRSXG300B

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Sony Black XG300 Portable Bluetooth Speaker – SRSXG300/B

Abt Model: SRSXG300B
- Approx. Battery Life :
  25 Hours
- Bluetooth Version :
  5.2
- Approx. Bluetooth Range :
  30 M
- Power Consumption :
  17W
- Power Consumption (Standby) :
  0.3W
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Sony Blue Compact Bluetooth Wireless Speaker – SRSXB100/L
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Abt Model: SRSXB100L

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Sony Blue Compact Bluetooth Wireless Speaker – SRSXB100/L

Abt Model: SRSXB100L
- Approx. Battery Life :
  16 Hours
- Bluetooth Version :
  5.3
- Number of Speakers In Set :
  1
- Full-Range Drivers :
  1 x 4mm Full Range
- Input(s) :
  1 x USB-C
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Sony Black XE200 Portable Bluetooth Speaker – SRSXE200/B
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Abt Model: SRSXE200B

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Sony Black XE200 Portable Bluetooth Speaker – SRSXE200/B

Abt Model: SRSXE200B
- Height (in) :
  8. 19
- Width (in) :
  3.54
- Depth (in) :
  3.7
- Approx. Battery Life :
  16 Hours
- Bluetooth Version :
  5.2
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Sony Light Gray XE300 Portable Bluetooth Speaker – SRSXE300/H
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Abt Model: SRSXE300H

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Sony Light Gray XE300 Portable Bluetooth Speaker – SRSXE300/H

Abt Model: SRSXE300H
- Height (in) :
  9.37
- Width (in) :
  4.13
- Depth (in) :
  4.69
- Approx. Battery Life :
  24 Hours
- Bluetooth Version :
  5.2
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Sony Light Gray Compact Bluetooth Wireless Speaker – SRSXB100/H
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Abt Model: SRSXB100H

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Sony Light Gray Compact Bluetooth Wireless Speaker – SRSXB100/H

Abt Model: SRSXB100H
- Approx. Battery Life :
  16 Hours
- Bluetooth Version :
  5.3
- Number of Speakers In Set :
  1
- Full-Range Drivers :
  1 x 4mm Full Range
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  1 x USB-C
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Sony XV800 portable Bluetooth wireless party speaker review

Do you routinely find yourself entertaining very large crowds who want to dance, get entranced by a light show and sing karaoke (and maybe play some guitar)? If so, Sony has the speaker for you.

The Sony XV800 Portable Bluetooth Wireless Party Speaker is a gigantic speaker that can do all those things and more. It’s also technically portable, despite its prodigious size and weight, thanks to wheels and a 25-hour battery. But considering its $650 price tag, you should probably be a professional entertainer, or have aspirations in that direction, to warrant the cost.

Sony isn’t the only company to offer a party speaker like this — you’ll find ones that are slightly smaller or bigger, more expensive and less. Find out if the XV800 fits your party lifestyle below.

Sony XV800 Portable Bluetooth Wireless Party Speaker

A big, bassy party machine

The XV800 pumps out the jams loudly, with plenty of bass to vibrate your chest. It’s a party in a box that you can take with you — perfect for DJs, musicians and other entertainers. The $650 price and its sheer size mean the rest of us might want something a bit more reasonable.

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When you arrive with the XV800, you will be the center of attention. Its sheer size will impress the crowd: At 28.3 by 14.8 by 12.5 inches, it will make people who brought a typical-size Bluetooth speaker hide in shame. It’s a good thing it has wheels since you’ll want to use them to move around the 40. 8-pound unit.

The XV800 uses its size well, delivering a big and loud sound. Forget about it filling a room; it can fill a house with sound. However, when you push the volume near max, the sound gets distorted and brash; it’s better to keep it around 50 to 60%, which is still very loud.

If the sound doesn’t attract a crowd, the ambient lighting will. Multicolor LEDs on the top and bottom blink and strobe in time to the music; you can select from several different patterns to match the mood of the event.

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When you’re re-creating a club scene by the pool or in a parking lot, the people will want bass. All the bass. And the XV800 brings the thumping bass that you can feel in your bones.

The low end throughout Jon Batiste’s “Freedom” kept the floor vibrating with its deep tones, while the funky bass on Gorillaz’s “Cracker Island” pushed its power throughout the room (and beyond). The pounding drums on Mammoth WVH’s “Another Celebration at the End of the World” moved the air impressively. Even on songs in which the bass is usually lower in the mix, the XV800 pumped it up.

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A party speaker is about more than playing tunes for friends. It gets its own category because of everything else it can do. In addition to playing music and putting on a light show, you can also connect a microphone and a guitar so people can sing and play along. It can charge your phone. Oh, and when you’re not thrilling a crowd, you can connect it to your TV to boost the dialogue and sound effects.

To take advantage of the speaker’s capabilities, you need not one but two apps: Sony’s Music Center lets you control the sound mode and input, while the Fiestable app brings the DJ extras, such as manual control of the lights and adding flange to the sounds coming from the speaker. The Fiestable app can be a bit slow to respond to touch input, however.

Because of the emphasis on bass, the speaker shines best on fast and energetic songs; acoustic music such as Fleetwood Mac’s “Never Going Back Again” and Miles Davis’s “Summertime” lacked warmth and the treble tones sounded too bright.

At lower volume, the bass was a bit overwhelming in the mix, but as you turn it up, the balance becomes better. However, the prominent low end tended to squelch the midrange tones and vocals could get lost — the falsetto singing on “Freedom” particularly sounded thin, especially in comparison to the big bass. But at a party, few people are going to be analyzing the sound that closely.

The Sony XV800 (left) is much larger than the UE Hyperboom.

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If you’re not a DJ, MC or musician, you probably don’t need the XV800. It really is a big and expensive speaker. For most people, the $450 (and often discounted) UE Hyperboom will produce enough sound to entertain a typical outdoor party. Or you could choose from other, more affordable “party” speakers, such as the $350 JBL Partybox 110, which includes lights and karaoke, though only 12 hours of battery life.

	Sony XV800	JBL Partybox 310	UE Hyperboom
Size	28.3 x 14.8 x 12.5 inches	27 x 12.8 x 14.5 inches	14.33 x 7.5 x 7.5 inches
1.name”>Weight	40.8 pounds	38.4 pounds	13 pounds
Inputs	Bluetooth, optical digital, 3.5 mm auxiliary, two 1/4-inch auxiliary	Bluetooth, 3.5mm auxiliary, two 1/4-inch auxiliary	Bluetooth, optical digital, 3.5mm auxiliary, USB charge out
3.name”>Battery	25 hours	18 hours	24 hours
Waterproofing	IPX4	IPX4	IPX4
Price	$650	$550	$450

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Sony’s XV800 lives up to its party speaker name. With plenty of power to fill a venue, you won’t have to worry about people hearing the tunes on your playlist. Its lights make it a visual draw as well as an audible one. Throw in karaoke and accents you can add via the Fiestable app, and the XV800 is a party in a box — albeit a very large one.

If you’re an entertainer who works with audio, the XV800 could be worth its $650 price. But you have other choices — especially the well-regarded $550 JBL Partybox 310, which is similar in size and features. The Partybox 310 puts its lights around the drivers instead of on top and bottom, and it has less battery life (18 versus 25 for the XV800). The choice comes down to personal preferences: You’re the DJ — which creates the best party for your people?

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The phone shows that it has headphones

08/30/2018

We continue to replenish our Funduk.ua techblog with useful life hacks for all occasions, and today the next question is what to do if the phone shows the headphones are connected when they are not really there.

Why does the phone think that headphones are connected

Surely you have noticed that when you connect the headset to your smartphone, the headphone icon appears in the status bar. And the sound is not transmitted to the loud or voice dynamics of the phone, but to the device connected to it.

This mode is activated under the following conditions:
The phone “sees” the plug as physically plugged into the jack;
A wireless headset is connected to the phone and turned on;
The drivers and utilities of the smartphone recognized the connection of the headphones.

If your device began to see the headset when it actually is not, the problem could have arisen at any of the stages. And to get rid of the problem, you need to check all possible causes.

Fix software bugs

One of the most common causes of such a malfunction is a frozen software. This may happen due to the fact that the phone is overloaded with background tasks and did not have time to respond to the pulled out cable while playing music; due to an unsuccessful update of the device software, or even simply due to an unsuccessful player installed by you / the manufacturer on the device.

The easiest and fastest way to fix this problem is to turn off all unnecessary background tasks, connect and disconnect headphones. No matter how strange it may sound, but if the problem is not solved by connecting your regular headset, you can try connecting any other one. This helps to rule out a problem with the headphones, because. they could be out of order. And in this case, they will cause the driver to “freeze” after each connection. By the way, the same method helps a lot when using wireless headsets – it helps to reset bluetooth settings. But in this case, you can reconnect not only to headphones, but also to any other wireless device.
Did this method help? Let’s move on to the second – reboot the device. Just turn it off and on again. This method most often helps if the android smartphone shows that headphones are connected. But it can also be used for simple mobile phones (they also have their own software, albeit a “closed” type), and even for the iphone.
The third method is to check the device for updates. This is especially true if you have not updated system files for a long time. In some rare cases, the problem may also occur as a result of an incorrect update. In this case, you will have to perform a hard reset.
In addition, the problem with the indicator freezing at the software level may occur after a flashing, jailbreak or unsuccessful system update – due to the instability of the software in general. In this case, you will have to re-flash the device.

Troubleshoot connector issues

No less common are situations when a smartphone shows headphones connected due to problems with the connector. If the phone, android or iphone smartphone shows that headphones are connected, but they are not there, you need to:

Clean the connector from ordinary dirt with a thin cotton swab. Attention – do not do this with a needle, so as not to damage the contacts;
Clean the nest from oxidation with the same cotton swab and alcohol. Only use small amounts of liquid while holding the device with the audio port down so that the alcohol does not leak into the case.

What to do if the problem is not solved?

If the problem could not be solved by any of the described methods, most likely the cause of the malfunction is more serious.