£30 quid cheaper than amazon :)
Technology Product description / spec
Wireless/Bluetooth speaker.
Dsee upscaling restores quality of compressed files.
S-master digital amplifier for pure sound quality.
Fill any room with high quality sound, even with the volume cranked up. The srs-x33 wireless speaker delivers deep bass, clear mids, and superior clarity across all your music thanks to dual passive radiators and clearaudio+. Make a quick, one-touch connection via nfc to your smart device or pc, for up to 12 hours' playback.
1 speaker.
Compatible with iPod, iPhone and iPad.
Bluetooth compatible.
3.5mm AUX in.
20 watts per speaker.
Frequency 60Hz-16000Hz.
General information
Size H60, W185, D59cm.
Model number srsx33b. Eu8.
Power from USB.
USB cable included.
Batteries required 1 x rechargeable batteries (included) (not included).
Battery life 12 hours.
EAN: 4548736000360.
Additional Information
* Please note item 4147763 has previously been on sale at 99.99.
Prices correct as displayed but are subject to change
Top comments
fzurro
20 Nov 153#3
I spent hours playing them all (Sony, bose, etc) last time I visited the states (@ best buy) and actually bought the x33. Price quality could not be beaten (was £60 when I bought it but £100 in the uk)
It's an amazing little speaker that sounds 100 times better than the anker speaker I had. For. This price you will not be disappointed.
Good find op
All comments (24)
fairytooth
20 Nov 15#1
X55 (30w version) for £80 from Argos too
learoy1
20 Nov 15#2
anyone have this or x55 mentioned above?
will this make ears bleed and teeth shatter?
fzurro
20 Nov 153#3
I spent hours playing them all (Sony, bose, etc) last time I visited the states (@ best buy) and actually bought the x33. Price quality could not be beaten (was £60 when I bought it but £100 in the uk)
It's an amazing little speaker that sounds 100 times better than the anker speaker I had. For. This price you will not be disappointed.
Good find op
fzurro
20 Nov 15#4
Very nice speaker. I actually liked the sound better than the x55. You will not be disappointed
woldranger
20 Nov 15#5
Any idea of the weight of this?
I'm looking for a compact speaker for traveling that comes in under £30 ideally. I've seen an Anker one at just over £20 that gets solid reviews
popman to woldranger
20 Nov 15#6
Hi just checked on Sony site it states it is 730g , just reserved mine from argos
gbpsk0
20 Nov 15#7
This or the JBL Flip 3 for a fiver more at curry's? Appreciate any advise?
fzurro to gbpsk0
20 Nov 151#9
I tried both and bought this one. Better for my ears
woldranger
20 Nov 15#8
Cheers, as I thought, thats way to heavy for me
donslibi
21 Nov 15#10
I can vouch for the x77. Sony have done very well with this range of speakers.
rawhead
21 Nov 15#11
cheers op
another chrimbo pressie sorted :smiley:
merb0786
21 Nov 15#12
Same price at Amazon mate
liquidtmd to merb0786
21 Nov 15#13
Link? I see it as £84 on Amazon
merb0786
21 Nov 15#14
If you click on more options you will see it there sold and delivered by Amazon
beastman
21 Nov 15#15
Does anyone know if this would be a good upgrade for TV sound? (For the parents with a telly with weedy sound). I was thinking something like this might be good dual purpose speaker, to act as a soundbar but also do a job as an outdoor Bluetooth speaker.
mubashar
21 Nov 15#16
If you want a system that can handle louder sound, is it worth paying £15 extra and getting the X55?
elvislives77
21 Nov 15#17
I have the previous version, the x3 and it's fantastic. I believe the x33 is very similar in sound quality with the added bonus that the battery lasts twice as long. It's heavier than it looks but still very portable. An absolute bargain at this price.
Wadadli_Cooler
21 Nov 15#18
I have one. Very good sound for the size. Weighty sound with a reasonable bass. Rubbish as a hands free phone though. Shame it doesn't come with the case which is damn near impossible to source.
Thanks OP - ordered from amazon as same price on there now and in stock - cheers - should be good for camping and bbqs next year
mubashar
22 Nov 15#21
If you want a system that can handle louder sound, is it worth paying £15 extra and getting the X55? Anything better available for similar or less money?
Mikey1610
23 Nov 15#22
Ordered from Argos as they knock £1 off for fast track orders. Looking forward to getting this from the reviews I've read. Was tempted by the x55 but it's much larger and at 20 watts this should be a decent step up from the x-mini I'm still using!!
eamonmcgarry
23 Nov 15#23
Does anyone know if this would be any good for games console?
Bluebella to eamonmcgarry
23 Nov 15#24
I have the x3 and I really like it. It was an upgrade from a little XMI-Mini and I had listened to a quite a few speakers in-store before choosing the X3. This is my opinion of the x3 (the x33 has improved some of the cons )
Pros
The bass is better than most other speakers of this size/price (including the more expensive Bose Soundlink Mini in my opinion).
The sound is loud enough to fill a medium room.
Sound quality relatively clear and punchy.
Stereo
Nice and weighty with good build quality.
Easy to use bluetooth
Practical speaker shape that sits solidly and will direct sound in the direction you point it.
Cons
Battery only lasts a few hours (but is improved on the updated x33)
When battery drops to 25% it automatically reduces volume by half which can be annoying (this may have changed on x33)
When running at max volume it uses dsp to reduce the bass resulting in a harsher sound.
Sound can distort a little a full volume - it's best to run it at 80% volume or less
Could do with being a touch louder (see above)
It's heavy for it's size so this may be an issue for you.
Re gaming - I've just tried Borderlands and Skyrim through it and it's clear and loud enough (depends how loud you want it?). Not sure if it would be much better than inbuilt TV speakers for gaming as the stereo image is a little flatter due the speaker's size. I think it would depend on where you place the speaker and your distance from it.
Re the X55 - I've heard the X5 in store and I thought it sounded good - If I was going to buy another speaker I would definately consider the x55 (for the extra volume) but I believe there are pros and cons with that speaker also.
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Opening post
Technology Product description / spec
Wireless/Bluetooth speaker.
Dsee upscaling restores quality of compressed files.
S-master digital amplifier for pure sound quality.
Fill any room with high quality sound, even with the volume cranked up. The srs-x33 wireless speaker delivers deep bass, clear mids, and superior clarity across all your music thanks to dual passive radiators and clearaudio+. Make a quick, one-touch connection via nfc to your smart device or pc, for up to 12 hours' playback.
1 speaker.
Compatible with iPod, iPhone and iPad.
Bluetooth compatible.
3.5mm AUX in.
20 watts per speaker.
Frequency 60Hz-16000Hz.
General information
Size H60, W185, D59cm.
Model number srsx33b. Eu8.
Power from USB.
USB cable included.
Batteries required 1 x rechargeable batteries (included) (not included).
Battery life 12 hours.
EAN: 4548736000360.
Additional Information
* Please note item 4147763 has previously been on sale at 99.99.
Prices correct as displayed but are subject to change
Top comments
It's an amazing little speaker that sounds 100 times better than the anker speaker I had. For. This price you will not be disappointed.
Good find op
All comments (24)
will this make ears bleed and teeth shatter?
It's an amazing little speaker that sounds 100 times better than the anker speaker I had. For. This price you will not be disappointed.
Good find op
I'm looking for a compact speaker for traveling that comes in under £30 ideally. I've seen an Anker one at just over £20 that gets solid reviews
another chrimbo pressie sorted :smiley:
http://m.banggood.com/index.php?com=detail&t=index&products_id=973662&utm_campaign=PSALE-2750685-9065206958-OPENPID973662&utm_content=ccp&utm_medium=ADshare&utm_source=sem
Pros
The bass is better than most other speakers of this size/price (including the more expensive Bose Soundlink Mini in my opinion).
The sound is loud enough to fill a medium room.
Sound quality relatively clear and punchy.
Stereo
Nice and weighty with good build quality.
Easy to use bluetooth
Practical speaker shape that sits solidly and will direct sound in the direction you point it.
Cons
Battery only lasts a few hours (but is improved on the updated x33)
When battery drops to 25% it automatically reduces volume by half which can be annoying (this may have changed on x33)
When running at max volume it uses dsp to reduce the bass resulting in a harsher sound.
Sound can distort a little a full volume - it's best to run it at 80% volume or less
Could do with being a touch louder (see above)
It's heavy for it's size so this may be an issue for you.
Re gaming - I've just tried Borderlands and Skyrim through it and it's clear and loud enough (depends how loud you want it?). Not sure if it would be much better than inbuilt TV speakers for gaming as the stereo image is a little flatter due the speaker's size. I think it would depend on where you place the speaker and your distance from it.
Re the X55 - I've heard the X5 in store and I thought it sounded good - If I was going to buy another speaker I would definately consider the x55 (for the extra volume) but I believe there are pros and cons with that speaker also.