Same

You can always eq on sony through the app. But on jbl it isn't possible.

Try using the power plug sony will be loud...its low on using battery...please compare again using the power cable plug in its different

Hola! Prueba usando la aplicación Músic Center allí en los ajustes esta el ecualizador + Clear Bass, aun te permite usar el ecualizador de tu reproductor del celular yo uso esa aplicación con el Sound Joy de Huawei, Músic Center hace que suene muy bueno...

Thats a valid point, but still I wouldn't choose the sony just because of the stereo separation. You listen to this speakers from a fair bit of distance if you have them playing loud so the stereo becomes much less aparent, and the bass of the pb310 is sooo much important for me at least. I heard both on a store and there was no comparison, the pb310 literally shaked the walls and stands of the store! It was AMAZING, I want one now.

@@evaristocorripio5434 I like bass as well and have a pretty big setup in the house with two 15" subs powered by commercial crown by JBL amps (1050w RMS each sub). I just don't need it to be too crazy outdoors with neighbors around. We live on an acre and even the Sony at half volume can be heard from a good distance.

@@BrianNC81 if you already have a nice setup indoors then I understand haha! Since I only have a jbl boombox and thats it, the pb310 would be a big improvement, I just didn't believe the amount of deep bass coming from the speaker. But I can imagine that its not even remotely close to your setup!

@@evaristocorripio5434 it's pretty overkill but I like it, bass is powerful enough to kick you in the chest like the feeling you get from sitting close to the subs at a concert.

Sony looks cooler

For me the 100 is better for bassier sound, 110 is maybe a bit more clearer than the 100.

Maybe, but both are great.

For me SONY is still better!

@@prithvirajbharadwaj4891 cuz Sony speakers are tuned for Indian music.... Just check their advertisement😅

They can't get that loud

Well I'm not the guy who made this video but I can answer some of your questions. I have a Partybox 110 and my sister recently got a Sony XP500 for her birthday. I will be 100% honest with you, the Sony playing music running from its internal battery at max volume is like a partybox 110 playing music at 60% or maybe even less. Yes, it is that quiet.. I really don't know why Sony did this.. I can only think of one thing and it's for getting more hours playing music (very bad idea in my opinion), talking about LDAC my samsung s10 has that codec and well, sound quality is just good. I thought it was going to sound better than my pb but nope, It's just not at JBL level, bass is also not that great... (I didnt like it, it doesnt feel natural, like it feels so weird maybe its because my ears like JBL bass or H/K (I have one Aura Studio 3 too and that speaker blows the Sony away which is crazy for it's size). The only good thing I can think about the Sony is that when you connect it to main power outlet it boosts it's volume and then the difference is not so big vs the pb. But still! Even in that mode, JBL goes a bit higher at max volume, not by much though. So yeah. Kinda dissapointed with Sony because I'm a fan of the brand and the speaker looks dope and feels very premium. But I can't recommend you to buy it. (Or anyone who is reading this). When someone buys these type of bluetooth speakers (or at least me) It's for using it outdoors/portable mode, because thats the thing to be portable, right? If the XP500 had the volume output power when its in battery mode, as it is when its plugged in to A/C power then I would recommend it, but sadly it isnt the case. Cheers I hope Ive helped 👍

@@MB2kbps Thank you so much for your feedback. Per your input on ldac, watching similar reviews and no limits numbers of songs, will definitely go with PB for the time being. Will also get XP500 as well should Sony remove 2000 songs limits as I feel the vocal, mid and high sounds clearer on the XP500.

@@mcadutub Im glad I could help✌️the good call and safest bet is to go with Partybox, 110 or 100, believe me. Just the max volume issue itself from the XP500 makes the Sony speaker a bad choice in my opinion, its just too expensive for the little sound you get, even a no name brand generic $100 bluetooth speaker is louder than the XP500… If you dont like the sound profile from JBL and still want a Sony then I would recommend others, like the XP700, or the MHC series v72,v82,v90,etc. Also, dont get fooled by listening to speakers in videos because they DONT sound the same, go and try to test them in a real store in person, because let me be clear about this, sound quality (mids,highs and bass) is NOT even close vs. The 110. The JBL is just in another level, I know sound is a subjective thing but even my friends & family who tested both speakers agreed with me. And please, do not listen to youtubers who are paid by brands to review their products (willington is an exception because he always tells the truth and is very serious) but I have seen a lot of these videos from "trusted tech reviewers" saying things like the xp500 is great for big parties and has this "huge" filling sound with amazing bass and blah blah.. they are straight lying or they have not listened to a real PA loud speaker in their lives. I really dont know if they are just trolling people at this point.

@DJ WRAITH well.. differentiating the XB's vs. the XP's gives me the idea of improvement from them. They are still getting better each time. But they don't have any chance with most of the other competitors. Positively speaking, i like how they're improving as time flies.

The bass of the sony is bad when its come to deep bass they definitely need to improve these are the weak points

What's the songs name?

Pb 110 160w just ipx4 and design

@@Mr_Dodu. and 20khz and not 18khz and maybe better bass

he played them at 100 percent volume at the end of the sound test

The sound quality Sony got pretty close to JBL. However, when it comes to loudness, JBL just dominates. I agree, Sony seriously needs to up their game.

@@itsemery1030 power output on the Sony is double with plugged into an outlet per the specs on Sony Japan webpage. For some reason they don't publish output power on US Sony site.

@@BrianNC81 Good to know. Having more power output on a speaker when plugged in really gives it more volume, I'm sure with the Sony plugged in, they would actually have a pretty good fight against each other.

Jbl also gets a little louder when plugged in 🙂

@@DLXWillington i didn't knew that. So both speakers perform better when plugged. 👍

you ' re right ,Sony's sound is to much compressed!!

I think Sony I best for vocal quality not beats or instus vibes !!!

Yes

Yep.

Ofc

Pb 110 is coming 😈

I just got one, still valid in 2023.

7 wins by a long shot

Onyx Studio wins, for sure

So

I heard the XP500 and the PB 100 at the store and to me the XP500 sounded much cleaner and clear with a nice deep base but not overkill. The PB 100 sounded like garbage overall with a thump. I want to make sure I research well because I like great bass but nothing beats clarity with the right amount of bass.

@@MrSupernova111 Exactly

Very stupid decision, youre paying for a miles worse speaker. The jbl clearly is more powerful, has real bass while the sony is a toy. Sad that you made that decision haha

Haahaha grow up kiddo Sony is the best@@shoerice5083

​@@shoerice5083I agree the partybox sounds Soo much better overall...

Mind blowing, hmm

Dont think they exist or they are portable lmao

Getting mine delivered in the mail thanks for that comment😌

That's right

The xp700 gets pretty loud and even louder when plugged in. It's a lot louder than the xp500.

Whichone haas more bass? Xp700 or xp500

@@mr.underground13 Xp700 because it is bigger

@@AGC3424 and which one is better partybox or xp??

@@mr.underground13 for me Sony always the best because you have with the LDAC CODEC Crystal Clear Sound and an Equalizer too

Only design, and its better on the jbl also XD

In a review between two brands, there’s always a winner. May be JBL still are better, however Sony is a great brand too

Your high anything can beat JBL I've had JVC Gigatube systems that would smoke a JBL

@@bassmaker4real197 I mean a lot of it comes down to preferences as well.

Sony is more clear.

True, its so much power extra then i use it all the time

Also for sony

Jbl always has better deep bass

@@diesensaintemarie4163 Harman kardon and devialet reactor :)

But not cleaner, sad to say jbl only fucos on low hahaha unbalance.

@@arcchannel6912 are sure about that what said to jbl??

@@limotinoliver413 yes i'm sure what im hear in my beat headphone jbl so much bass lol but not that clear like sony,

Literally a Sony fan hahahaha. Sony always hard to beat The JBL in terms of bass and sound quality. In running at dc mode, JBL partybox 100 literally destroy the Sony Xp 500 max volume. JBL always the Sony destroyer as far as everything else;D

@@arcchannel6912 yes this partybox from sony have better highs but who tf will need at party highs XD on more portable speakers from jbl there is much more difference in sound quality

Hmm if you ain't a crazy audiophile who spends thousands on systems then sure but even then you can get some better systems for probably the same prices

Yess 😲🎉👏😂

same thing for the JBL

If you plug in the sony it will still be lower on volume than the pb100 hahaha.

U own a fucking Cheap speaker sony for people who dont want to compromise quality@@shoerice5083

Depends of your smartphone with LDAC codec is the Sony xp500 definitely the best choice and you have an Equalizer by Sony .

Yes you are right

Jbl is beast!

I can agree on the bass on the bass and loudness doe but the treble on the jbl is just ear piercing

Exactly, The PB300 is still my favorite.

And volume

your ears love unnatural sound.Jbl's sound fuck ears and head. mids and highs are so unnatural. sony has more flat and natural sound like always

Idk the 100 seems good but sometimes they don't always sound louder or have more bass then their predecessors