Sony has announced the SRS - XV800 , a portable , plug - in loudspeaker system for when you ’re host house parties .
But it ’s not just house parties that the Sony has set the SRS - XV800 ’s sights on amend , as it can be plugged into a TV to help boost its phone too .
With its Omni - directional Party Sound feature , Sony say the XV800 is able to carry its “ powerful sound ” to every corner of the elbow room . Its driver set - up is made up of five tweeter that deliver sound to the front and rear of the speaker , along with Sony ’s X - Balanced Speaker building block to provide the bass .
The alone aspect of the 10 - Balanced speaker system is that rather than being a circular cone , it ’s designed as a orthogonal pessary that maximises the area of the speaker as well as increasing the levelheaded imperativeness for deeper , punchier bass ; less distorted shape and clearer vocal clarity .
Battery sprightliness is said to be up to 25 hours , with quick institutionalise support giving the utterer a three minute rise from 10 minutes of charging . The speaker can be easily moved around with its handle and built - in rack , in case you want to take it to someone else ’s house .
There ’s lighting system built in too , that can match the round and rhythm method of birth control of the music being played to light up a room . For those who fancy belting out a tune , the SRS - XV800 has a karaoke and guitar input signal to sing / play along .
Rated to IPX4 , the speaker can resist splash of water and there ’s support forBluetoothFast Pair with Android gimmick to speed up the connexion operation . As bring up earlier , the XV800 can be crochet up to a TV to heighten the basso and render “ naturalistic high frequencies ” .
The SRS - XV800 go on cut-rate sale in Europe from May 2023 onwards , and the judge retail cost of the party speaker is £ 599 / € 699 .
