Sony SRS X33 Startup Guide

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Sony SRS X33 Specification

The Sony SRS X33 is a compact, portable Bluetooth speaker designed to deliver high-quality audio with convenience and style. Measuring approximately 185mm in width, 60mm in height, and 59mm in depth, it offers a sleek and minimalistic design that fits seamlessly into any environment. Weighing around 730 grams, it is lightweight and easy to carry, making it ideal for on-the-go music enjoyment.

This speaker features Bluetooth 3.0 technology with NFC capability, allowing for easy and quick pairing with compatible devices. It supports a range of Bluetooth profiles, including A2DP, AVRCP, HFP, and HSP, ensuring versatile connectivity options. The SRS X33 is equipped with a 2-channel speaker system that incorporates dual passive radiators, enhancing bass response and delivering robust, clear sound across a wide frequency range of 60Hz to 20kHz.

Powered by a built-in rechargeable battery, the SRS X33 offers up to 12 hours of playtime, ensuring prolonged audio entertainment without frequent recharging. It charges via a Micro-USB port, adding to its convenience. The speaker also includes a 3.5mm audio input for direct connection to non-Bluetooth devices.

For hands-free operation, the SRS X33 is integrated with a microphone, allowing users to make and receive calls with ease. It is designed to be user-friendly, featuring intuitive controls for volume adjustment, play/pause, and call management. Additionally, the speaker incorporates Sony’s proprietary DSP technology, which optimizes sound quality and provides a rich listening experience. The SRS X33 is crafted with durability in mind, offering a solid build that withstands everyday use.

Sony SRS X33 F.A.Q.

How do I pair my Sony SRS X33 with a Bluetooth device?

To pair your Sony SRS X33 with a Bluetooth device, turn on the speaker, press and hold the Bluetooth button until the indicator starts flashing, then enable Bluetooth on your device and select 'SRS-X33' from the list of available devices.

What should I do if my Sony SRS X33 does not turn on?

Ensure the speaker is charged. Connect it to a power source using the provided cable and adapter. If it still doesn't turn on, perform a reset by pressing and holding the reset button using a pin or thin object.

How do I reset my Sony SRS X33 speaker?

To reset the Sony SRS X33, turn off the speaker, then press and hold the reset button located at the back of the unit using a paperclip or similar object for a few seconds until the unit powers off.

Can I connect my Sony SRS X33 to multiple devices simultaneously?

The Sony SRS X33 can remember up to eight paired devices, but it can only connect to one device at a time. To switch devices, disconnect the current one and pair the new one.

How can I improve the battery life of my Sony SRS X33?

To improve battery life, keep the speaker at a moderate volume, avoid exposure to extreme temperatures, and ensure it is fully charged before long-term storage. Regularly charge the speaker to maintain battery health.

What should I do if the sound from my Sony SRS X33 is distorted?

Check the volume level on both the speaker and the connected device. Ensure there are no physical obstructions causing interference and that the audio source is of high quality. Reducing the volume might help clear distortion.

Is the Sony SRS X33 water-resistant?

No, the Sony SRS X33 is not water-resistant. It is important to keep the speaker away from water and moist environments to prevent damage.

How do I update the firmware on my Sony SRS X33?

To update the firmware, connect the speaker to your computer via a USB cable, then download and install the latest firmware from Sony's official website, following the provided instructions.

What are the audio input options for the Sony SRS X33?

The Sony SRS X33 supports Bluetooth and has an auxiliary input for connecting devices via a 3.5mm audio cable, allowing versatility in audio source connections.

What should I do if my Sony SRS X33 is not charging?

Check the charging cable and adapter for damage. Try using a different compatible charger. Ensure the charging port on the speaker is clean and free from debris. If issues persist, consider contacting Sony support.