Sony launched their new ExtraBass wireless speakers—the SRS-XB43, SRS-XB33 and SRS-XB23—to be available in Malaysia from July 2020. The speakers are also shock proof, water proof and dust proof in addition to a fresh and lightweight design.
Along with their WF-SP800N wireless earbuds that will also be launched in Malaysia this July, the new speakers feature ExtraBass sound, so you can enjoy “deep, punchy bass” thanks to Sony’s renowned audio. Sony’s newly developed ‘X-Balanced Speaker Unit’ has a non-circular shape, maximising the area of the speaker diaphragm, and increasing sound pressure for a more punchy bass.
Unlike the circular diaphragm in a conventional speaker unit, the X-Balanced Speaker Unit in the XB43 (seen above) features an almost rectangular diaphragm. It’s 2-way speaker system combines a woofer for low to mid frequencies with a dedicated tweeter for the higher range frequencies, resulting in a deep punchy bass mixed with vocal clarity.
As for the X-Balanced speaker units in the XB33 and XB23 (also seen above), they feature a newly developed non-circular diaphragm and off-centre design. This creates more sound pressure, but keeps the speakers compact in size.
The Sony speakers have an IP67 rating, means the unit can be dropped into a body of water up to a meter deep for half an hour. It’s also designed so you can take your speaker to the beach, the forest, the desert, camping, or any other outdoor area you can think of as it’s not only water proof, but shock proof and dust proof as well.
The XB33 and XB23 speakers have undergone extensive shock testing and can withstand the inevitable knocks, bumps and scrapes that come with everyday use. Even if you drop them, the speakers will keep working, although deformation or damage from dropping the speakers may cause deterioration of the waterproof and dust proof performance.
All three Sony speakers will be available in Malaysia from July 2020. The recommended selling price will be announced by July, but SRS-XB23, SRS-XB33 and SRS-XB43 are priced at USD 100 (RM433), USD 150 (RM650) and USD 250 (RM1,084), respectively, in the U.S.
For more details, you can click here for the XB23, here for the XB33 and here for the XB43.
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