Xiaomi Sound Party speaker unveiled Globally

[Nairrk]

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The Sound Party delivers a total output of 50W, combining a 15W tweeter and 35W woofer. It also includes a Bass Boost mode and Harman AudioEFX tuning, promising a wide soundstage and deeper bass. The speaker is equipped with a 7.3V, 5200mAh lithium-ion battery, delivering up to 26 hours of playback at 50% volume with lighting and bass boost turned off.

Designed for portability, the Sound Party weighs approximately 1.2 kg and features a hidden handle. Its IP67 rating offers resistance to dust and water, making it suitable for outdoor use. The 3D ambient “time tunnel” lighting syncs with music, enhancing visual appeal during events.

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The speaker supports TWS (True Wireless Stereo) mode, allowing two units to pair as left and right channels. It also supports Party Connect, enabling synchronised playback across up to 100 units.

It is powered by Bluetooth 5.4 and NFC support (for Android 8.1+), offering quick and stable pairing. The speaker also includes a built-in microphone for hands-free calls and a USB-C port that supports PD fast charging. A 10-minute charge can yield up to 2 hours of playtime, and the device can function as a power bank with a maximum output of 15W. The speaker comes in black with orange accents and measures 255 x 92 x 92 mm.

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[natasha62]

The specifications of the Xiaomi Sound Party speaker are really good—50W output, Harman tuning, IP67 rating, and 26 hours of playback are pretty impressive. Party Connect and USB-C PD charging also seem to work. However, if anyone has used it in real life, it would be good to know how the bass response and TWS performance are.

 

[alpha1]

What is the frequency response graph (SPL vs spectrum) for such devices?
Does anyone test and publish such results - how well do these perform compared to dedicated bookshelves and towers that are popular on this forum>