Sony XP700 vs Ultimate Ears Wonderboom 2

All i had to do was push that party connect button. Make sure you have your bluetooth connected to both of the speakers and that's it really easy, and...

I Just reviewed since they're recently released products. this was a perfect time to future-proof these things. We don't get that chance. Not a deal-b...

At the end, I'm very happy with the xp700. Sounds very nice, the bass is amazing. You can definitely have party with this speaker

Every early review I could find stated that the 3 had better bass and overall sound than the 2. If that is the case then the 2 must be a really bad speaker. Sure this speaker sounds pretty good but for anyone saying this has bass I'm struggling to hear where that bass is.

I never really have when i've used it with the xm4 headphones xm3s, the earbuds xm3s, not a big fan of the uh app whatsoever, but it's there and it's ...

Other great things about this is that it charges super quick, the battery lasts a long time, and it’s super simple to pair to your phone. Overall, if you’re looking for a great quality Bluetooth speaker, you should definitely get this.

It could reach a maximum volume level of up to 99.0dB in our tests, meaning it’s loud enough for you to bring along to your next party. Unlike the ION, it also comes with mic and mic/guitar inputs to please musicians and karaoke lovers. It has a boomy sound profile with its 'MEGA BASS' preset turned on, which adds a bit of extra bass to the mix

It's a great LOUD sounding speaker and when you hear BLACK LABEL SOCIETY really loud, you already know who it is,my man Jimmy

Okay, so welcome back to another video uh, sorry about the mess. This is the only one i could film in um today, i'm going to be reviewing the sony xp,...

Got this for my husband for Christmas. We love it!!! Easily hooks up to your phone, sounds way better than my TV. (What we previously played Spotify on) It’s small so seems easy transport, holds a long charge. Happy with the purchase!

IMO, it looks less ostentatious and more classy/understated than the JBL, with a more subtle light feature. It looks good and will aesthetically work just about anywhere, from a formal social event to a casual house party with friends. It has better sound quality at low volumes and simply a greater range of lower volume levels. Meaning, if you want softer background music during a dinner or a social event, the Sony will give you a wider range of volume levels to work with, whereas the JBL wants to blast music as loud as possible

It’s a nice speaker by UE BUT not much difference in sound from the 2 it needs usb-c and better drivers to deliver better bass it’s a great design very durable it gets loud but room for improvement

Do you like mids? Save your money and look for a JBL. Sony Is clueless when it comes to mids. The Sony music center app has an eq that helped a little. If you like metal and have the money get the JBL

I like the sound of many of the UE products. I use the Wonderboom 2 often. It has a nice midrange sound, and it sounds really good in the midrange and treble area. I listen to good bit of jazz, classic rock