Sony XV800

The speaker features an IPX4 rating, which means it is splash-resistant. It can handle light splashes or accidental spills, but it is not waterproof and should not be submerged or left out in heavy rain.

When connected to your TV, this mode uses the speaker's rear tweeters and woofers to combine the sound from your television with the speaker's output. This creates a deeper, more immersive audio experience that is particularly effective for movies and live concerts.

The 25-hour battery life is an estimate based on standard usage conditions. Playing music at maximum volume with the lighting effects turned on will drain the battery significantly faster than moderate listening levels.

Yes, you can sync up to 100 compatible Sony speakers using the Party Connect feature. This allows you to create a synchronized audio system across a large space or multiple rooms.

Yes, the XV800 includes dedicated inputs for both a microphone and a guitar. This makes it a functional choice for karaoke nights or small, impromptu live performances.

While it is designed to be portable, it is a large and substantial unit. It includes built-in wheels and a handle to make moving it across flat surfaces easier, but it is not a lightweight, handheld Bluetooth speaker.