Sony SRS-XB21 review
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- Portable speaker
Sony describes the SRS-XB21 speaker, part of its Extra Bass range, as 'your own portable music festival'. It comes with 'party lights' that sync to the beat of your music and, with its Party Booster feature, you can even tap the speaker in different places to make different sounds. Find out the sound matches the fun in our full review.
- Pros and cons
- What is it?
- What's the sound like?
- What's it like to use?
- Is there anything I should watch out for?
- Is there anything else I should know?
- Should I buy it?
Technical specifications
General
- Height7.2 cm
- Width19.1 cm
- Depth6.2 cm
- Weight0.538kg
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