Name: Sony SRS-X5
Brand: Sony

Technical Specifications of portable speaker Sony SRS-X5

Overall score

6.3

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Popularity

What it is: An indicator based on the number of reviews received by products in the Portable Speakers category.

When it matters: When you prefer products in the Portable Speakers category that have been chosen and reviewed by many other buyers.

Audio

6.9

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Audio output power

What it is: The maximum continuous power the speaker system can deliver.

When it matters: When you need enough output to fill a larger or noisier space.

Importance: HIGH

Good value: >= 20 W

Driver unit size

What it is: The diameter of each main speaker driver.

When it matters: When the size of the main driver influences bass reach and output capability.

Importance: HIGH

Good value: >= 50 mm

Number of drivers

What it is: The total number of speaker drivers built into the unit.

When it matters: When fuller driver arrays and broader sound coverage matter.

Importance: MEDIUM

Good value: >= 2

Frequency response tolerance

What it is: The allowed deviation around the stated frequency response curve.

When it matters: When a flatter and more accurate frequency response matters.

Importance: MEDIUM

Good value: <= 3 dB

Lowest frequency

What it is: The lowest audible frequency the speaker can reproduce.

When it matters: When deeper bass extension matters.

Importance: HIGH

Good value: <= 60 Hz

Connectivity

5.5

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Bluetooth connectivity

What it is: Indicates whether the speaker can receive audio over Bluetooth.

When it matters: When wireless playback from phones, tablets, or computers matters.

Importance: MEDIUM

Good value: yes

Bluetooth version

What it is: The generation of Bluetooth supported by the speaker hardware.

When it matters: When compatibility and efficiency with newer Bluetooth devices matter.

Importance: LOW

Good value: >= 5.0

Maximum Bluetooth range

What it is: The farthest distance at which the Bluetooth link can remain usable.

When it matters: When the source device may be far from the speaker.

Importance: MEDIUM

Good value: >= 10 m

Bluetooth profiles supported

What it is: The Bluetooth operating profiles available for playback, control, or calls.

When it matters: When Bluetooth playback, control, and call compatibility depend on specific profiles.

Importance: LOW

A2DP; AVRCP; HFP; HSP

Bluetooth LE Audio

What it is: Shows whether the speaker supports the low-energy Bluetooth audio standard.

When it matters: When newer low-power Bluetooth audio features matter.

Importance: LOW

Good value: yes

Battery

6.2

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Battery life

What it is: The playback time available from one full battery charge.

When it matters: When you need longer playback between charges.

Importance: HIGH

Good value: >= 20 h

Battery capacity

What it is: The amount of electrical charge the internal battery can store.

When it matters: When longer untethered playback or power-bank use needs more stored charge.

Importance: HIGH

Good value: >= 5000 mAh

Charging time

What it is: The time needed to recharge the battery fully.

When it matters: When the speaker needs to be ready again quickly.

Importance: MEDIUM

Good value: <= 4 h

Maximum charging input power

What it is: The maximum charging power the speaker can accept from a compatible power source.

When it matters: When faster charging requires the speaker to accept more input power.

Importance: LOW

Good value: >= 20 W

Built-in rechargeable battery

What it is: Indicates whether the speaker uses a battery that can be recharged.

When it matters: When portable use without disposable batteries or continuous mains power matters.

Importance: LOW

Good value: yes

Durability

6.1

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IP rating

What it is: The ingress protection code for dust and water resistance.

When it matters: When dust and water protection need to match the intended environment.

Importance: HIGH

Good value: IP67+

Water resistance

What it is: Indicates whether the enclosure can resist water exposure.

When it matters: When the speaker may be used near pools, rain, or splashes.

Importance: MEDIUM

Good value: yes

Dust resistance

What it is: Shows whether the enclosure is protected against dust ingress.

When it matters: When the speaker may be exposed to sand, soil, or dusty environments.

Importance: MEDIUM

Good value: yes

Waterproof depth rating

What it is: The maximum water depth the speaker is rated to withstand.

When it matters: When the speaker may be submerged or used very close to water.

Importance: MEDIUM

Good value: >= 1 m

Drop resistance

What it is: Indicates whether the housing is designed to survive accidental drops.

When it matters: When the speaker may be bumped or suffer an accidental fall during outdoor or travel use.

Importance: LOW

Good value: yes

Controls

6.1

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On-device controls placement

What it is: The physical area of the speaker where its controls are located.

When it matters: When you want controls that are easy to reach in the speaker intended placement.

Importance: LOW

Touchscreen

What it is: Indicates whether a touch-sensitive screen is integrated.

When it matters: When direct visual control is more convenient than buttons or an app.

Importance: LOW

Good value: yes

Smartphone app control

What it is: Shows whether the speaker can be controlled from a phone app.

When it matters: When remote settings, updates, or sound adjustment from a phone matter.

Importance: LOW

Good value: yes

Remote control

What it is: Indicates whether a dedicated remote control is supplied or supported.

When it matters: When you want to control playback from across the room.

Importance: LOW

Good value: yes

Fast pairing

What it is: Shows whether setup with compatible devices can be completed more quickly.

When it matters: When quick setup with compatible devices matters.

Importance: LOW

Good value: yes

Design

8.3

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Weight

What it is: The total mass of the portable speaker.

When it matters: When carrying the speaker frequently or packing light matters.

Importance: LOW

Good value: <= 1000 g

Height

What it is: The vertical external dimension of the speaker body.

When it matters: When the speaker must fit beneath shelves or in a compact bag.

Importance: LOW

Good value: <= 20 cm

Width

What it is: The side-to-side external dimension of the speaker body.

When it matters: When the speaker must fit a narrow shelf, bag, or tabletop.

Importance: LOW

Good value: <= 25 cm

Depth

What it is: The front-to-back depth of the speaker housing.

When it matters: When the speaker should take up less front-to-back space.

Importance: LOW

Good value: <= 10 cm

Carry options

What it is: The available ways to carry, hang, or attach the speaker.

When it matters: When a handle, strap, or attachment point changes how you carry the speaker.

Importance: LOW

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Smart features

3.9

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Companion app name

What it is: The official app used to control settings and functions of the speaker.

When it matters: When app compatibility and the available control features depend on the official app.

Importance: LOW

Firmware updates

What it is: Indicates whether the speaker can receive firmware revisions after purchase.

When it matters: When post-purchase fixes and feature improvements matter.

Importance: LOW

Good value: yes

Firmware update method

What it is: The path used to install firmware updates on the speaker.

When it matters: When the convenience and reliability of installing updates matters.

Importance: LOW

Voice assistant support

What it is: Indicates whether the speaker can work with supported voice assistants.

When it matters: When hands-free control through a compatible assistant matters.

Importance: LOW

Good value: yes

Spotify Connect

What it is: Shows whether Spotify can stream directly to the speaker over the network.

When it matters: When Spotify should stream directly without keeping phone audio active.

Importance: LOW

Good value: yes

Sony SRS-X5 vs the average portable speaker

Why is Sony SRS-X5 better than the average portable speaker?

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Includes a subwoofer
Sony SRS-X5 includes a subwoofer, while the average portable speaker does not include a subwoofer.
Has an integrated active subwoofer driver.
What it is: Indicates whether a dedicated low-frequency driver is included.
When it matters: When stronger low-frequency output matters without adding separate equipment.
Importance: LOW
Good value: yes
Sony SRS-X5 includes a subwoofer, while the average portable speaker does not include a subwoofer.
Has a noise-canceling microphone
Sony SRS-X5 has a noise-canceling microphone, while the average portable speaker does not have a noise-canceling microphone.
Uses microphone noise/echo cancellation for calls or voice.
What it is: Indicates whether the microphones can reduce surrounding noise during capture.
When it matters: When calls or voice commands must remain clear around background noise.
Importance: LOW
Good value: yes
Sony SRS-X5 has a noise-canceling microphone, while the average portable speaker does not have a noise-canceling microphone.
3 more adjustable EQ bands
Sony SRS-X5 has more adjustable EQ bands than the average portable speaker (3 vs 0).
3 app eq bands.
What it is: The number of adjustable equalizer frequency bands available in the app.
When it matters: When fine-grained sound adjustment in the companion app matters.
Importance: LOW
Good value: >= 5 bands
Sony SRS-X5 has more adjustable EQ bands than the average portable speaker (3 vs 0).3 vs 0
21 W higher charging input power
Sony SRS-X5 has higher charging input power than the average portable speaker (31 W vs 10 W).
What it is: The maximum charging power the speaker can accept from a compatible power source.
When it matters: When faster charging requires the speaker to accept more input power.
Importance: LOW
Good value: >= 20 W
Sony SRS-X5 has higher charging input power than the average portable speaker (31 W vs 10 W).31 W vs 10 W
Has built-in stereo speakers
Sony SRS-X5 has built-in stereo speakers, while the average portable speaker does not have built-in stereo speakers.
Provides true stereo output within the unit.
What it is: Shows whether the device uses separate left and right audio channels.
When it matters: When true left-and-right channel playback matters without pairing a second speaker.
Importance: LOW
Good value: yes
Sony SRS-X5 has built-in stereo speakers, while the average portable speaker does not have built-in stereo speakers.
Has an equalizer
Sony SRS-X5 has an equalizer, while the average portable speaker does not have an equalizer.
Offers user-selectable EQ, tone adjustment, or sound presets.
What it is: Shows whether the sound balance can be adjusted across frequency ranges.
When it matters: When you want to adjust bass, midrange, or treble balance.
Importance: LOW
Good value: yes
Sony SRS-X5 has an equalizer, while the average portable speaker does not have an equalizer.
Supports aptX
Sony SRS-X5 supports aptX, while the average portable speaker does not support aptX.
Supports the base Qualcomm aptX codec.
What it is: Indicates whether the Qualcomm aptX Bluetooth codec is supported.
When it matters: When improved Bluetooth audio quality matters with compatible source devices.
Importance: LOW
Good value: yes
Sony SRS-X5 supports aptX, while the average portable speaker does not support aptX.
Has a power bank function
Sony SRS-X5 has a power bank function, while the average portable speaker does not have a power bank function.
What it is: Shows whether the speaker can send power to charge another device.
When it matters: When the speaker should also charge a phone or another device.
Importance: LOW
Good value: yes
Sony SRS-X5 has a power bank function, while the average portable speaker does not have a power bank function.
Includes a subwoofer
Sony SRS-X5 includes a subwoofer, while the average portable speaker does not include a subwoofer.
Has a noise-canceling microphone
Sony SRS-X5 has a noise-canceling microphone, while the average portable speaker does not have a noise-canceling microphone.
Has built-in stereo speakers
Sony SRS-X5 has built-in stereo speakers, while the average portable speaker does not have built-in stereo speakers.
1 more speaker drivers
Sony SRS-X5 has more speaker drivers than the average portable speaker (3 vs 2).
Supports aptX
Sony SRS-X5 supports aptX, while the average portable speaker does not support aptX.
Supports NFC Bluetooth pairing
Sony SRS-X5 supports NFC Bluetooth pairing, while the average portable speaker does not support NFC Bluetooth pairing.
Supports AAC Bluetooth audio
Sony SRS-X5 supports AAC Bluetooth audio, while the average portable speaker does not support AAC Bluetooth audio.
21 W higher charging input power
Sony SRS-X5 has higher charging input power than the average portable speaker (31 W vs 10 W).
Has a power bank function
Sony SRS-X5 has a power bank function, while the average portable speaker does not have a power bank function.
Includes a power adapter
Sony SRS-X5 includes a power adapter, while the average portable speaker does not include a power adapter.
800 mAh more battery capacity
Sony SRS-X5 has a larger battery capacity than the average portable speaker (3,400 mAh vs 2,600 mAh).
3 more adjustable EQ bands
Sony SRS-X5 has more adjustable EQ bands than the average portable speaker (3 vs 0).
Has an equalizer
Sony SRS-X5 has an equalizer, while the average portable speaker does not have an equalizer.
Supports fast pairing
Sony SRS-X5 supports fast pairing, while the average portable speaker does not support fast pairing.
Includes a remote control
Sony SRS-X5 includes a remote control, while the average portable speaker does not include a remote control.
3.2 cm shallower
Sony SRS-X5 is shallower than the average portable speaker (5.1 cm vs 8.3 cm).

Why is Sony SRS-X5 worse than the average portable speaker?

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12 mm smaller main driver
Sony SRS-X5 has a smaller main driver than the average portable speaker (38 mm vs 50.00 mm).
Primary driver diameter: 38.00 mm.
43 mm smaller built-in subwoofer
Sony SRS-X5 has a smaller built-in subwoofer than the average portable speaker (58 mm vs 101 mm).
Built-in subwoofer diameter: 58.00 mm.
400 Hz lower microphone frequency limit
Sony SRS-X5 has a lower microphone frequency limit than the average portable speaker (7,000 Hz vs 7,400 Hz).
2.9 Bluetooth levels older
Sony SRS-X5 has an older Bluetooth version than the average portable speaker (2.1 vs 5.0).
Bluetooth version: 2.1.
4 hours shorter battery life
Sony SRS-X5 has a shorter battery life than the average portable speaker (8 hours vs 12 hours).
1 hours longer charging time
Sony SRS-X5 has a longer charging time than the average portable speaker (4 hours vs 3 hours).
Is not water resistant
Sony SRS-X5 is not water resistant, while the average portable speaker is water resistant.
5 °C higher minimum operating temperature
Sony SRS-X5 has a higher minimum operating temperature than the average portable speaker (5 °C vs 0 °C).
5 °C lower maximum operating temperature
Sony SRS-X5 has a lower maximum operating temperature than the average portable speaker (35 °C vs 40 °C).
Does not support smartphone app control
Sony SRS-X5 does not support smartphone app control, while the average portable speaker supports smartphone app control.
No compatible mobile app for speaker control.
Does not support stereo pairing
Sony SRS-X5 does not support stereo pairing, while the average portable speaker supports stereo pairing.
True left/right stereo pairing: not supported.
Does not support True Wireless Stereo
Sony SRS-X5 does not support True Wireless Stereo, while the average portable speaker supports True Wireless Stereo.
Does not support True Wireless Stereo speaker linking.
Does not provide voice prompts
Sony SRS-X5 does not provide voice prompts, while the average portable speaker provides voice prompts.
No spoken status prompts; feedback is absent, visual, or tone-based.
400 g heavier
Sony SRS-X5 is heavier than the average portable speaker (1,200 g vs 800 g).
4 cm wider
Sony SRS-X5 is wider than the average portable speaker (22.1 cm vs 18.1 cm).
5 older
Sony SRS-X5 was released earlier than the average portable speaker (2014 vs 2019).
Release year: 2014.
Is not water resistant
Sony SRS-X5 is not water resistant, while the average portable speaker is water resistant.
What it is: Indicates whether the enclosure can resist water exposure.
When it matters: When the speaker may be used near pools, rain, or splashes.
Importance: MEDIUM
Good value: yes
Sony SRS-X5 is not water resistant, while the average portable speaker is water resistant.
Does not support smartphone app control
Sony SRS-X5 does not support smartphone app control, while the average portable speaker supports smartphone app control.
No compatible mobile app for speaker control.
What it is: Shows whether the speaker can be controlled from a phone app.
When it matters: When remote settings, updates, or sound adjustment from a phone matter.
Importance: LOW
Good value: yes
Sony SRS-X5 does not support smartphone app control, while the average portable speaker supports smartphone app control.
4 hours shorter battery life
Sony SRS-X5 has a shorter battery life than the average portable speaker (8 hours vs 12 hours).
What it is: The playback time available from one full battery charge.
When it matters: When you need longer playback between charges.
Importance: HIGH
Good value: >= 20 h
Sony SRS-X5 has a shorter battery life than the average portable speaker (8 hours vs 12 hours).8 hours vs 12 hours
2.9 Bluetooth levels older
Sony SRS-X5 has an older Bluetooth version than the average portable speaker (2.1 vs 5.0).
Bluetooth version: 2.1.
What it is: The generation of Bluetooth supported by the speaker hardware.
When it matters: When compatibility and efficiency with newer Bluetooth devices matter.
Importance: LOW
Good value: >= 5.0
Sony SRS-X5 has an older Bluetooth version than the average portable speaker (2.1 vs 5.0).2.1 vs 5.0
12 mm smaller main driver
Sony SRS-X5 has a smaller main driver than the average portable speaker (38 mm vs 50.00 mm).
Primary driver diameter: 38.00 mm.
What it is: The diameter of each main speaker driver.
When it matters: When the size of the main driver influences bass reach and output capability.
Importance: HIGH
Good value: >= 50 mm
Sony SRS-X5 has a smaller main driver than the average portable speaker (38 mm vs 50.00 mm).38.00 mm vs 50.00 mm
1 hours longer charging time
Sony SRS-X5 has a longer charging time than the average portable speaker (4 hours vs 3 hours).
What it is: The time needed to recharge the battery fully.
When it matters: When the speaker needs to be ready again quickly.
Importance: MEDIUM
Good value: <= 4 h
Sony SRS-X5 has a longer charging time than the average portable speaker (4 hours vs 3 hours).4 hours vs 3 hours
Does not support stereo pairing
Sony SRS-X5 does not support stereo pairing, while the average portable speaker supports stereo pairing.
True left/right stereo pairing: not supported.
What it is: Indicates whether two compatible speakers can form a stereo pair.
When it matters: When two compatible speakers should form separate left and right channels.
Importance: LOW
Good value: yes
Sony SRS-X5 does not support stereo pairing, while the average portable speaker supports stereo pairing.
Does not support True Wireless Stereo
Sony SRS-X5 does not support True Wireless Stereo, while the average portable speaker supports True Wireless Stereo.
Does not support True Wireless Stereo speaker linking.
What it is: Shows whether the speaker supports true wireless speaker-to-speaker pairing.
When it matters: When two compatible speakers should pair wirelessly for stereo playback.
Importance: LOW
Good value: yes
Sony SRS-X5 does not support True Wireless Stereo, while the average portable speaker supports True Wireless Stereo.

Third-party reviews

What customers like about Sony SRS-X5?

Good overall sound quality with a rich, balanced audio profile
Surprisingly strong and clean bass for its compact size due to a built-in subwoofer
Useful speakerphone functionality for hands-free calling
NFC tap-to-pair technology allows for quick and easy Bluetooth connection
Sleek, premium, and minimalist design that fits well in home environments
Includes a rear USB port that acts as a power bank to charge smartphones
ClearAudio+ sound enhancement mode helps restore compressed music files

What customers dislike about Sony SRS-X5?

Audio output performance and volume drop when running on battery compared to AC power
Lacks substantial stereo separation due to its single-unit design
The glossy top surface finish is highly prone to catching fingerprints
Design is not ruggedized or weather-resistant, making it less suitable for outdoor use
At 2.6 pounds, it is heavier and bulkier than some direct portable competitors
Pure bass enthusiasts might still find the low-end lacking compared to larger speakers

Expert reviews

uk.pcmag.com

04/04/2014

Summary of the review

Sony SRS-X5 - Review 2014 - PCMag UK

The PCMag review characterizes the Sony SRS-X5 as a well-designed, elegant Bluetooth speaker featuring convenient NFC pairing, a built-in speakerphone, and a USB port for device charging. Despite these strengths, the speaker is limited by an average 8-hour battery life, lacks AirPlay/DLNA support, and offers less robust bass performance compared to rivals like the Bose SoundLink Mini.

cnet.com

17/06/2014

Sony SRS-X5 review: A top portable Bluetooth speaker in its class

The $200 Sony SRS-X5 portable Bluetooth speaker is recognized for its excellent sound quality and strong bass in a compact design, offering useful features like a speakerphone, NFC, and a USB charging port for devices. CNET's review highlights that while it excels in performance, the DSP aggressively limits volume at maximum levels, and the overall sound performance reduces slightly when operating on battery rather than the AC adapter. Additionally, the glossy surface attracts fingerprints, and tablet charging through the rear USB port is relatively slow.

au.pcmag.com

Sony SRS-X5 - Review 2014 - PCMag Australia

The Sony SRS-X5 is a portable Bluetooth speaker praised for delivering a balanced, room-filling sound with impressive, distortion-free sub-bass performance at max volume, alongside useful features like NFC pairing, touch controls, and a USB charging port. However, the review notes cons including an average 8-hour battery life, limited depth in midrange-heavy music, and a lack of advanced wireless streaming features like AirPlay.

dailystar.co.uk

08/05/2015

TOP TECH: Sony's awesome speakers, Google Glass reads your mind and a sapphire screen

The Sony SRS-X5 is a premium portable Bluetooth speaker praised for its sleek, minimalist design, powerful bass, and clear audio quality, along with convenient features like NFC and a built-in USB charger. Pros include high-quality sound and functional design, while noted cons involve a limited 8-hour battery life, relatively heavy weight for portability, and a fingerprint-prone surface. More details can be found in reviews from sources like YouTube.

helsinkitimes.fi

30/08/2014

Sony's new portable speaker loves Michael Jackson - Helsinki Times PCMag Australia

The Helsinki Times review praises a new Sony portable Bluetooth speaker for its stylish design, user-friendly operation, and rich sound quality that excels with 1980s pop, while highlighting a rear USB charging port. However, the speaker struggles with symphonic metal and lacks audio "oomph" when battery-powered, with the touch-to-play smartphone feature noted as performing poorly.

pcmag.com

25/04/2014

Sony SRS-X5 Review

The Sony SRS-X5 is a portable Bluetooth speaker that delivers robust, distortion-free sound with impressive bass, featuring easy NFC pairing, capacitive controls, and a USB charging port. While the unit provides solid low-end performance, potential drawbacks include a limited 8-hour battery life, less detailed midrange and treble on acoustic tracks, and the lack of AirPlay or DLNA support.

mikemuonline.squarespace.com

05/08/2014

Sony SRS-X5 Portable Bluetooth Speaker Review - Mike Mu Online

Mike Mu’s review praises the Sony SRS-X5 as a high-value, compact speaker that delivers excellent, rich sound with clean mids and highs at low-to-medium volumes. Key strengths include its sleek, minimalist aesthetic and competitive performance against rivals, while drawbacks include reduced audio power at maximum volume and a significant drop in, or "weak," sound quality when running on battery power rather than being plugged in.

soundvisionreview.com

23/07/2014

Sony SRSX5 Review

The Sony SRSX5 is a stylish, minimalist travel speaker that delivers rich sound and impressive bass, featuring convenient USB mobile charging, NFC pairing, and aptX support for enhanced audio quality. Pros include its robust sound profile and practical features, while cons are limited to a fingerprint-sensitive top panel, the absence of a companion app, and distortion at maximum volume with demanding tracks.

hifitest.de

21/08/2014

Sony SRS-X5 - Bluetooth Speaker Review - hifitest.de

The HiFiTest.de review rates the Sony SRS-X5 as "very good," highlighting its rich, punchy bass, 2.1 driver setup, stable build, quick NFC pairing, and USB power bank functionality. While praised for sound, the speaker significantly reduces power output (from 20W to 8W) when on battery to maximize runtime and features a difficult-to-replace internal battery requiring professional service, according to the review.

lesnumeriques.com

29/05/2014

Sony SRS-X5 review: Good value for money by Les Numériques

According to Les Numériques, the Sony SRS-X5 is an elegant, well-built portable Bluetooth speaker offering a strong price-to-performance ratio with deep, 2.1-channel bass, NFC, and a USB charging port. While it provides high-quality audio, drawbacks include reduced volume and bass when running on battery, a fingerprint-prone surface, and lack of weatherproofing.

Sony SRS-X5: Best Price - Speakers - Les Numériques

According to Les Numériques, the Sony SRS-X5 is a 1.2 kg Bluetooth speaker that offers an excellent balance of audio quality, clean sound, and strong bass for its size. Pros include convenient NFC pairing, a built-in speakerphone, and a USB charging port, though the speaker's heavy weight and glossy finish make it better suited for indoor, room-to-room use rather than rugged portability. Additionally, the 8-hour battery life is only considered average compared to its competitors.

01net.com

20/06/2014

Review: Sony SRS-X5, a portable Bluetooth speaker that packs a punch - 01net.com

The 01net review of the Sony SRS-X5 highlights a compact 2.1-channel Bluetooth speaker with a 20-watt power output and effective, deep-bass audio performance, making it a powerful choice for room-filling sound. While praised for its ease of use with NFC pairing, the speaker's main drawback is its portability; power drops significantly from 20 watts when plugged in to just 8 watts on battery power.

enceintesbluetooth.fr

13/11/2014

Sony SRS-X5 Review: Finally a competitor to the Soundlink Mini

The Sony SRS-X5 review on EnceintesBluetooth.fr highlights the speaker as a high-performing competitor to the Bose SoundLink Mini, featuring a 2.1-channel audio system with strong bass and a 20-watt output. Pros include an elegant design, built-in speakerphone, NFC pairing, and a USB charging port, though cons are limited to a modest eight-hour battery life and a 1.2 kg weight that favors indoor use over portability.

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