From Bedroom to Living Room: The Quiet Empire of Sony’s Versatile Speakers
It’s curious how a brand can slip so gracefully into every corner of a home—bedroom, kitchen, terrace, living room—without ever announcing itself too loudly. Sony manages this feat with its speaker lineup, a constellation of Bluetooth devices that stretches from palm-sized travelers to hulking room-shakers. A sort of acoustic ecosystem, adaptable as light, scaling from whispers to walls of sound depending on where life places you.
What makes Sony intriguing is its ability to design speakers that feel almost chameleonic. In a small bedroom, a compact model like the SRS-XB13 behaves like a well-mannered roommate—polite footprint, warm bass, a splash of color softening the edges of the morning. Take it to the shower and it survives steam like a stoic monk. Set it on a nightstand and it hums quietly, as if trying not to wake anyone.
