Sony is adding four new models to its wireless charging line

Sony has always wanted to revive its wireless communication platform all spring, and this year is different. Today, the company unveiled four new models ranging from small and easy-to-carry models to large karaoke prep machines. Depending on your needs, the company should have something for music outdoors – or indoors – during the summer meetings.

The first is SRS-XB13. This little speaker is the same in every way, with all the design we have seen it from Sony before. It is about three and a half inches, shorter than a 12-ounce beverage, and about three inches wide. The smaller recorder features Sony’s Extra Bass “crisp punchy bass with powerful vocals.” The XB13 also features a Sound Diffusion processor that the company provides with “clear sound” even in small language like this. The device is IP67 dustproof and waterproof with UV coating for outdoor protection. You can use XB13 on smartphones and use both at the same time for stereo. Finally, 16 hours of battery saves music and podcasts for a while. SRS-XB13 is available in June for $ 59.99.

Sony also has three new models in its X range that offer more power, power and input options for some fun choices. If you are looking for a real party machine, the SRS-XP500 and SRS-XP700 offer a variety of features to use. Both have adjustable LED lighting, and a waterproof IPX4 and are equipped with a DJ device / tablet. The two models also carry in the X-Balance box-mounted units representing Sony’s “strong bass” and “slightly twisting” capabilities to the possibility of using Mega Bass if celebrations are required. Both the XP500 and the XP700 offer two 1/4-inch microphones or stand-alone microphones and support Sony’s Party Method to connect multiple devices in a single design. Two USB ports allow you to charge devices or play music stored on a connection.

There are several differences between the SRS-XP500 and SRS-XP700. All of these can be straight or partial, but on the XP700, the speakers adjust themselves according to the unit. The XP700 is equipped with a rear-facing sensor to support voice transmission in large areas. Another major difference is the battery life. Sony says the XP500 can charge up to 20 hours while the XP700 can play music for up to 25 hours. and $ 349.99 and XP700 is $ 449.99. Both models are due to be sold next month.

If you can find more in boombox format, the SRS-XG500 could be yours. X-Balanced speakers and “high performance” tweets are also included, as is the case with the Mega Bass.The XG500 has a very smart light at the end and is very easy to carry. Sony says the outside of the fabric is easily cleaned in case there is a mess.There is a 1/4-inch microphone or guitar and one USB port for music players.The XG500 provides 30 hours of battery and charging for 10 minutes and gives you three hours in stock.As with other options, the speaker goes on sale in June, and in that case, you can expect to pay $ 449.99.

The XP500, XP700 and XG500 all work with Sony Music Center software. The app allows you to adjust the EQ to suit music or events. Sony says all three speakers have their own Remastered DSP (digital signage) which has been redesigned to have a “colorless” record. It explains that this change should lead to a fuller expression and a more “natural” sound. The company’s Visible Program can host karaoke parties in addition to changing the lighting colors in LED.