It's 2015, and I can safely say that there is a Bluetooth speaker for everyone. There's the hulking Fluance Fi30 that isn't very portable, but packs a powerful punch. Then the JBL Charge 2+ is also available, bundling portability, weatherproofing and performance together.

A kid from 80s would know how big a player Sony was in the multimedia market. Who could forget how its Walkaman and boomboxes changed the way we listen to the music. In the recent ears, portable speakers were changed by smartphones and boomnoxes by wireless speakers.

Compact size; Quality construction; Good sound output; Speaker-phone feature; Long battery life

Expensive

Sony is a house hold name; they manufacture everything under the sun from audio systems to TV's to gaming consoles. Today we have for review a really tiny Sony Bluetooth speaker, the SRS-X11. Perfect for those who want to play background music from their phone or laptop.

The speaker is very small and easily fits into the palm of your hand. The midrange is good, though there is hardly any bass. The main driver does all the work. In terms of battery life, it does well for its size. The sound quality distorts a tiny bit at maximum volume on certain songs.

You can join to speakers to maximise the sound and you can answer your phone and talk through the speakers; Great for hanging off anything

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Bluetooth speakers come in all sizes, but the new SRS-X11 from Sony is still a bit special in terms of compactness. It is cube-shaped and

Light and small

No deep bass to speak of

Je suis satisfait du produit dont la qualité pour l`instant en justifie grandement le prix. Bien emballé et livré dans des délais raisonnable.

Pros: Look, size, quality. Cons: Not loud enough. Other thoughts:

The new Sony SRS-X11 is a small cuboid speaker with a single 10W driver and 2 passive radiators. It comes with multiple connectivity options like NFC pairing, Bluetooth, 3.5mm audio-in, speakerphone. On its own, the X11 can only produce mono audio, but it can…

Portable Bluetooth speakers come in all shapes and sizes now, but few are quite as travel-friendly as Sony's SRS-X11. The SRS-X11 is a tiny 2-inch cube that can be tossed in a bag or carried by the included strap. For $69.99, however, the speaker is overpriced for what it delivers—an average audio experience with a limited control panel. For those willing to spend the money, it's possible to pair two SRS-X11s with a single sound source and assign one speaker the left audio channel and the other the right. While this allows for a wide stereo effect, that's a $140 investment that could be spent on a far more powerful-sounding stereo Bluetooth speaker. If portability is your highest priority, the SRS-X11 is perhaps worth your attention, but keep in mind there's no shortage of inexpensive, small Bluetooth speakers out there. DesignMeasuring approximately 2.4 inches on all sides and weighing 7.6 ounces, the cubic SRS-X11 ($69.99 at Adorama)  is offered in black, blue, pink, red, or wh...

The Sony SRS-X11 is a miniature portable Bluetooth speaker that would get a higher rating if it were priced lower.

Projects mids-focused audio cleanly at moderate volumes; Compact design for easy portability; Built-in speakerphone

Overpriced; Distorts at higher volume levels; Light on accessories