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Sony SRS-X7 B Black wireless speaker

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Sony SRS-X7 B Black wireless speaker
Product no: 9000-0011-1440 Bax Music Warranty: This product comes with a 3-year warranty.

General

This Sony SRS-X7B (Black) wireless speaker enables you to wirelessly play back music from your laptop, PC, tablet or smartphone, by setting up a Wi-Fi or Bluetooth connection. The speaker has a sleek design that looks great in any environment and features the latest NFC technology, which allows you to make a super-fast one-touch connection via Bluetooth. Are you a Spotify user? Select your speaker with the practical Spotify Connect feature and your playlists are streamed directly. Your smartphone serves as a remote control. The Sony SRS-X7 is equipped with a rechargeable battery that lasts for up to eight hours when it's fully charged, so you can easily take the speaker with you wherever you go.

Solid bass

Under the hood of this Sony SRS-X7B you'll find two full-range speakers and a subwoofer. Additionally, Sony has opted for so-called passive radiators - a type of high-tech bass reflex port that resonates along with the woofer, resulting in a tight bass with lots of definition. Apart from wireless streaming, the SRS-X7B also allows for wired connections via a 3.5mm stereo input, so you can always enjoy its excellent sound quality. Also located on the back panel of the speaker are connectors for a LAN cable and for your power adapter, as well as a USB output, which enables you to charge your smartphone while your listening to your music.

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Please note: the smartphone is only pictured for illustrative purposes and is not included.

Specifications

Weight and dimensions including packaging

Weight (incl. packaging)	2,5 kg
Dimensions (incl. packaging)	41,2 x 17,4 x 12,5 cm

Product specifications

wireless speaker
colour: black
stream music via Wi-Fi, AirPlay and Bluetooth
NFC (Near Field Communication)
power supply: internal battery (Li-ion) or power adapter (included)
power: 32 W
full-range speaker (2x): 46 mm
subwoofer: 62 mm
2x passive radiator
frequency range: 50 Hz - 20 kHz
Bluetooth version 3.0 with AAC and aptX support
Wi-Fi with DLNA and AirPlay support
USB output for recharging your smartphone
3.5mm stereo mini jack input
battery life: up to 8 hours
buttons: on/off, audio in, pairing, network, volume -/+
dimensions: 300 x 132 x 60 mm (11.8 x 5.2 x 2.4 inches)
weight: 1.9 kg

Reviews from other countries

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Bas C. 6 December 2014

Wrote the following about Sony SRS-X7 B Black wireless speaker

Erg goed geluid voor alle muzieksoorten. Daarnaast ook een aardig vermogen: de speaker kan zeker een (klein) feestje draaiende houden! Bluetooth en Wifi zijn gemakkelijk in te stellen en werken goed, ook via AirPlay. De accuduur is redelijk. Het design vind ik wel mooi, maar door de gladde afwerking aan de bovenkant zie je wel gelijk alle vingerafdrukken en stof zitten. Ook is de speaker niet bijzonder portable wegens het gewicht (2kg): verhuizen van kamer is hij perfect voor, maar je wil hem zeker geen dag in je rugzak hebben zitten.

Een paar minpuntjes:
- Gewicht
- Zeer kort snoer bij de oplader
- Spotify Connect is uiterst instabiel, en (nog) niet vanaf je computer te bedienen. Al ligt dat denk ik meer bij Spotify zelf.
- Ondersteund geen 5GHz-netwerk, en daardoor faalde bij mij het automatisch instellen van de Wifi via de app. Met 2.4GHz werkt het heel gemakkelijk.

Maar alles bij elkaar vind ik de geluidskwaliteit het belangrijkste en dat doet deze speaker erg goed!

Paul M. 11 August 2014

Wrote the following about Sony SRS-X7 B Black wireless speaker

Geweldig klinkede speaker. Doet niet onder de Bose Soundlink. Diepe bas, flink volume en minimale vervorming. Accuduur mag wel ietsjes langer. Voor de rest topproduct!

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