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- Main Differences
- Design
- Sound
- Active Features
- Connectivity
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Sony SRS-XP500 vs JBL PartyBox 110
Side-by-Side Comparison
Products
Sony SRS-XP500
JBL PartyBox 110
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BluetoothYes
Wi-FiNo
SpeakerphoneNo
Voice AssistantNo
Battery PoweredYes
BluetoothYes
Wi-FiNo
SpeakerphoneNo
Voice AssistantNo
Battery PoweredYes
Variants
- SRS-XP500 (Black)
- PartyBox 110 (Black)
Our Verdict
Sony SRS-XP500
JBL PartyBox 110
The JBL PartyBox 110 is better for music than the Sony SRS-XP500. They're both party-oriented speakers with lots of flashy add-ons, such as customizable RGB lights and mic and guitar inputs. However, the JBL reproduces a touch more bass, and it gets louder overall.
Main Differences for
Threshold
Music
7.0
7.5
Soundstage
5.9
7.4
Dynamics
6.9
7.7
Full Comparison
Design
Style
Style Photo
RGB Lights
Yes
Yes
Portability
6.9
6.9
Dimensions Photo
Volume
2,800 in³ (45,890 cm³)
3,026 in³ (49,590 cm³)
Weight
24.3 lbs (11.0 kg)
23.5 lbs (10.6 kg)
Power Source
AC & Battery
AC & Battery
One-Hand Carry
Yes
Yes
Build Quality
7.0
7.0
Build Quality Photo
Material Quality
Good
Good
Water Resistance
Water-resistant (IPx4)
Water-resistant (IPx4)
Dust Resistance
No
Unspecified
Impact Resistance
Unspecified
Unspecified
Floats In Water
No
Unspecified
Controls
7.0
7.0
Controls Photo
Controls Photo 2
Ease Of Use
Great
Great
Feedback
Great
Great
Music Play/Pause
Yes (Physical)
Yes (Physical)
Call Answer/End
No
No
Volume Up/Down
Yes (Physical)
Yes (Physical)
Track Next/Previous
Yes (Physical)
Yes (Physical)
Microphone On/Off
No
No
Additional Controls
Yes
Yes
In The Box
In The Box Photo
Sound
Frequency Response Accuracy
7.4
7.4
Frequency Response Graph
Slope
-1.17
-0.31
Std. Err.
3.17 dB
3.66 dB
Low-Frequency Extension
42.4 Hz
41.8 Hz
High-Frequency Extension
15.1 kHz
18.5 kHz
Raw Frequency Response
Raw Frequency Response Graph
Binaural Recording @ 1m
Binaural Recording @ 2m
Soundstage
5.9
7.4
Directivity Graph
Directivity Index
7.73 dB
4.85 dB
Stereo
Yes
Yes
Dynamics
6.9
7.7
Dynamic Range Compression
SPL @ Max Volume
92.6 dB SPL
98.3 dB SPL
DRC @ Max Volume
3.28 dB
2.92 dB
Active Features
Battery
9.0
9.0
Battery Life
14.5 hrs
14.7 hrs
Charge Time
2.2 hrs
2.5 hrs
Power Saving
Yes
Yes
Charging Port
AC
AC
Battery Powered
Yes
Yes
Voice Assistant
0.0
0.0
Alexa
No
No
Google Assistant
No
No
Speakerphone
No
No
Siri
No
No
Voice Assistant
No
No
Voice Activation
No
No
Microphone Mute
No Microphone
No Microphone
Far-Field Performance
No Microphone
No Microphone
Ambient Noise Performance
No Microphone
No Microphone
App
7.9
7.9
App Picture
App Name
Sony Music Center
JBL PartyBox
iOS
Yes
Yes
Android
Yes
Yes
EQ
Graphic + Presets
Graphic
Stereo Pair Mode
Yes
Yes
Party Mode
Yes
Yes
Multi-Room
No
No
Connectivity
Wired
Aux Input
Yes
Yes
USB Audio
No
No
Other Ports
Yes
Yes
Bluetooth
8.4
7.5
Bluetooth
Yes
Yes
Bluetooth Version
5.0
5.1
Bluetooth iOS Latency
86 ms
151 ms
Bluetooth Android Latency
156 ms
167 ms
Bluetooth Range
334.6 ft (102.0 m)
165.7 ft (50.5 m)
Multi-Device Pairing
2 Devices
2 Devices
Wi-Fi
0.0
0.0
Wi-Fi Version
No Wi-Fi
No Wi-Fi
Wi-Fi Frequency Band
No Wi-Fi
No Wi-Fi
Wi-Fi
No
No
Apple AirPlay
No
No
AirPlay Latency
N/A
N/A
Google Chromecast
No
No
Chromecast Latency
N/A
N/A
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