SONY SRS-XB30 vs JBL FLIP6

SONY SRS-XB30
Speaker
　　　　　　　　　　　　 48mm ×2 　Passive radiator method
Amplifier section
　　　　　　　　　　　　40W (20W+20W)
Bluetooth
　　　　　　　　　　　　4.2
Transmission band
　　　　　　　　　　　　20Hz-20kHz
power supply
　　　　　　　　　　　　Lithium battery 24h
mass
　　　　　　　　　　　　980g
JBL FLIP6
Amplifier section
　　　　　　　　　　　　20W RMS for woofer,10W RMS for tewwter10W
Bluetooth
　　　　　　　　　　　　5.1
power supply
　　　　　　　　　　Lithium battery 14h
mass
　　　　　　　　　　　　550g
　　　　　　　　　　　

[@viditk9123]

Which one would u pick in terms of bass performance??

[@JAN23MUSIC_Official]

I choose JBL FLIP6. Because the bass is very good.

[@cletusclark4988]

dont mess with sony, the SRS XB30 won!! a monstrous speaker

[@danielzamudio3216]

I am a jbl user, but the sony won

[@deecee2837]

I compared my 6 & 7 year old xb30s with my wife's new Flip 5. The Sonys win on volume & bass. The JBL mid/upper frequency peaks give it a more open, but sometimes sibilant sound, while the xb30s are more neutral & bass heavy (with extra bass on). Amazing, all 3 of my xb30s are used daily & still work perfectly. The original batteries still drive them at high volume for at least 6 hours (I haven't needed more than that lately, but will test it some day). I've never heard of JBL batteries lasting that long. When I pair 2 in stereo & seperate them a proper distance, , the sound & synergy is amazing for their size. Pairing all 3 at larger outdoor events arguably matches or exceeds the volume of my JBL Boombox 2 (which wins on deeper, more accurate & satisfying bass, regardless of volume). I'll replace the SB30 batteries when the time comes, & keep rocking them! Kudos to Sony for building these to last. I've also already watched videos to replace my Boombox 2 (released 3 yrs ago) batteries, if it still works when the time comes. 😂

[@4727prasun]

Srs xb30 rocks

[@deecee2837]

Both are awesome speakers. I compared my 6 year old xb30s with my wife's new Flip 5. Sonys have more accurate, real bass to my ears (due to larger drivers?), while the JBLs have more of a "one note bass" from their 2 (vs one) radiators. The JBL mid/upper frequency peaks give it a more open (but sibilant to some) sound, while the xb30s are more neutral & bass heavy (with extra bass on).
Amazingly, all 3 of my (circa 2017) xb30s are used for hours daily (music & podcasts) & still work perfectly. The original batteries still drive them at high volume for at least 6 hours straight (I haven't needed more than that lately, but will test it some day). From friends & online accounts, I doubt the JBL batteries will last 6 years.
When I pair 2 sb30s in stereo & seperate them a proper distance, , the sound & synergy is amazing (stereo adds so much over mono) for their size! Pairing all 3 at larger gatherings arguably matches or exceeds the volume of my JBL Boombox 2 (which is in a different class & wins on deeper, more accurate bass, and more detailed highs regardless of volume). I'll replace the SB30 batteries when the time comes, & keep rocking them as long as possible!
I've also already watched videos on replacing my newish Boombox 2 (released only 3 yrs ago) batteries, (if it's still working) when the time comes.

[@karlirvinpertez3984]

Jbl for me more bass

[@jayjay27_JBL]

Yes. Sony has boomy bass vs jbl deepbass

[@OHHHMYYYPPCCCC]

I already think otherwise, my friend has a JBL Flip 6 and I found the sound to be very "dry"

[@tomcraftomgv6411]

Los que dicen que tiene mas bajo es por que el sony tiene el radiador de frente y el jbl los tiene de lado eso es el tema ademas el micrófono esta de frente 😃

[@AbhishekPadhya-k7h]

Sony

[@JAN23MUSIC_Official]

Sony speakers are also good !!

[@alexsandro8021]

Tengo ambos parlantes, me quedo con el jbl, el sony tiene mas bass pero poco medios y casi nada de agudos..