Interested in the full review for either one of the speakers? Soundcore Motion Boom Full review compared to JBL Xtreme 3,2 th-cam.com/video/-bP76F_jaU0/w-d-xo.html Sony SRS-XP500,700 Full review compared to JBL Boombox 2 and XG-500 th-cam.com/video/NUl4DbTp3v0/w-d-xo.html
It's a outdoor beast of its plugged in or at a high state of charge. But do you think this was a good idea with just a sound battle instead of a full comparison 🤔
@@TheAscendedTechNinja I would make a comparison to the single motion boom and list the differences. 1 motion boom v two motion boom pairing. And then as a highlight let the motion boom plus compete against the 2 motion booms.
Thanks for the feedback. I could have talked in this video but me and people thought it wasn't a fair fight so I just did the sound battle and left the full reviews on the people that want to learn more about them 😁
Actually going to do a full review on the 110 and 310 and compare them to the 700 and 500 in 1 video since I will only have them for a limited amount of time and to make my video stand out ect
Nice video bro as always 😁😁 2 Motion Booms are such a good value, but in the end size does make a difference in some capacity at the end of day. Still impressive that the Booms can even hold their own with these bigger sony speakers to an extent.
@@TheAscendedTechNinja No problem bro. Nice videos as always 🎉🎉 Booms definitely the best package imo as well, but you can definitely hear it’s lack of size (mainly in the bass weight) still did a fantastic job all around. On the other hand they go loud as hell, and is immersive in TWS, so it’s still makes up for it.
Lol the Motion Booms combined weight is 8.8 pounds while the XP-500 weights in at 24.6 pounds and the xp 700 weight in at 37.26 pounds but they both fell heavier due to their size. Plus the Motion Booms always maintain there volume while Sony slowly drains away. I still wish they gave us a option
@@TheAscendedTechNinja Yeah still doesn’t make any sense lol. Even worse that they use it on these party speakers right here. I mean how do you possibly throw party when volume constantly drops over a certain amount of time??
I'm not good with English 🙈, the writing disappears too quickly😅. I like this video a lot. Ok the 700 has considerable bass in proportion to the output but it is precisely the output in terms of db that is insufficient. On the one hand we have 2 1 kilo speakers costing 69 euros on Amazon prime days, on the other a heavy and very expensive keg of beer. If I have to make loud music for a party that's not enough. In that case I use ld system maui 5 GO, other planet
I'm glad you enjoyed the video 😁 yea this was just to see how far the Motion Booms can go comparing them to much bigger speakers so that's why I only did a sound test
I think it's cos we getting the products now only... I live in namibia, africa. Just got the Sony xp500 last year. Thinkin of the motion boom I just saw 4 sum1 so I'm checking comparisons since everything in ths video is now here aswel
Interested in the full review for either one of the speakers?
Soundcore Motion Boom Full review compared to JBL Xtreme 3,2
th-cam.com/video/-bP76F_jaU0/w-d-xo.html
Sony SRS-XP500,700 Full review compared to JBL Boombox 2 and XG-500 th-cam.com/video/NUl4DbTp3v0/w-d-xo.html
incredible sound in duo motion booms and Sony XP 500 sounds clean bassy great video and good to see the custom settings motion boom together
Glad you enjoyed the video 😄
Link to products
Soundcore Motion Boom
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Sony SRS-XP500
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Sony SRS-XP700
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Sonys XP 700 are a outdoor beast.
The motion booms with tws are unbeatable for value money. 👏🏼
It's a outdoor beast of its plugged in or at a high state of charge. But do you think this was a good idea with just a sound battle instead of a full comparison 🤔
@@TheAscendedTechNinja I would make a comparison to the single motion boom and list the differences. 1 motion boom v two motion boom pairing. And then as a highlight let the motion boom plus compete against the 2 motion booms.
Thanks for the feedback. I could have talked in this video but me and people thought it wasn't a fair fight so I just did the sound battle and left the full reviews on the people that want to learn more about them 😁
@@TheAscendedTechNinja No Problem! By the way i have a new Upload 😎
@@schacktastisch simply the best
the motion booms are kinda like, oh come on dude, can i fight someone my own size for a change 😁😁 cant be beat for value imho
Lol I did than I'm like how about a boombox and there still louder so I did sonys biggest party speakers 😂
i like animation effect on your video haha.. 😍😂🙏🏻
Thank you bro💯 I was wondering did anyone ever cared for them 😅
@@TheAscendedTechNinja do more of them it give your channel more unique 👏
Ohh so people do notice them😁 well I'll see how I can andd more of them in future videos 👍
@@TheAscendedTechNinja partybox 310 vs xp700!!!
Actually going to do a full review on the 110 and 310 and compare them to the 700 and 500 in 1 video since I will only have them for a limited amount of time and to make my video stand out ect
You know what would be entertaining? I think if you reviewed the worst reviewed speaker on Amazon. Keep it up!
Lol thanks bro but damn I just go to 5 below 🤣
How well did the Motion Booms preformed against the Sony XP speakers 🤔
Will you ever get the partybox 110 or 310? For review comparisons against other speakers?
Absolutely but it's just going to be some time from now
Nice video bro as always 😁😁
2 Motion Booms are such a good value, but in the end size does make a difference in some capacity at the end of day. Still impressive that the Booms can even hold their own with these bigger sony speakers to an extent.
Thanks for watching bro but for 220$ the Motion Booms are the best overall package
@@TheAscendedTechNinja No problem bro. Nice videos as always 🎉🎉
Booms definitely the best package imo as well, but you can definitely hear it’s lack of size (mainly in the bass weight) still did a fantastic job all around. On the other hand they go loud as hell, and is immersive in TWS, so it’s still makes up for it.
Lol the Motion Booms combined weight is 8.8 pounds while the XP-500 weights in at 24.6 pounds and the xp 700 weight in at 37.26 pounds but they both fell heavier due to their size. Plus the Motion Booms always maintain there volume while Sony slowly drains away. I still wish they gave us a option
@@TheAscendedTechNinja Yeah still doesn’t make any sense lol.
Even worse that they use it on these party speakers right here.
I mean how do you possibly throw party when volume constantly drops over a certain amount of time??
THATS WHAT I SAID😭
Which of the two has better build quality and better component quality the sony xg500 or the jbl bomboox 2
Boombox 2 as far as build quality but I got a video on them if you were interested th-cam.com/video/KUtyBAYgtag/w-d-xo.html
I'm not good with English 🙈, the writing disappears too quickly😅.
I like this video a lot.
Ok the 700 has considerable bass in proportion to the output but it is precisely the output in terms of db that is insufficient. On the one hand we have 2 1 kilo speakers costing 69 euros on Amazon prime days, on the other a heavy and very expensive keg of beer. If I have to make loud music for a party that's not enough. In that case I use ld system maui 5 GO, other planet
I'm glad you enjoyed the video 😁 yea this was just to see how far the Motion Booms can go comparing them to much bigger speakers so that's why I only did a sound test
IDK Why people keep watching your older vids instead of you new ones
A lot of people do😅 I wonder is it the more amateur style?
I think it's cos we getting the products now only... I live in namibia, africa. Just got the Sony xp500 last year. Thinkin of the motion boom I just saw 4 sum1 so I'm checking comparisons since everything in ths video is now here aswel
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