Sony SRS-XV800 vs Aiwa MI-X 450 Pro Enigma – Which One Should You Buy? (2026)

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Brand	Sony	Aiwa
Model No	SRS-XV800	MI-X 450 Pro Enigma
Wired / Wireless	Bluetooth Speaker Specification	Bluetooth Speaker Specification
Driver Type	Dynamic	Dynamic

Driver Diameter	60 mm	NA
Impedance	500 kÎ©	NA
Sensitivity	200 mV	NA
Frequency Response	20 Hz - 20000 Hz	50 Hz â€” 15 KHz
Maximum Power Input	AC 120-240 V, 50/60Hz	DC SV / 2A
Maximum Power Output	Tweeter Unit 3, Woofer Unit 2, Rear Tweeter Unit 2 2 - Way, Bass Reflex Tweeter Unit 60 mm Woofer Unit 170-170 mm Rear Tweeter Unit 40 mm	120 W ( RMS )
Signal to Noise Ratio	NA	70 dB

Wireless Technology	Bluetooth	Bluetooth
Bluetooth Version	5.2	5.0
Compatible Profiles	All Bluetooth Devices	All Bluetooth Devices
Supported Codecs	SBC, AAC, LDAC	MP3, FLAC, WAC, APE, WMA
Battery Type	Lithium-Ion Batteries	Lithium Ion Batteries
Bluetooth Range	30 Meters	10 Meters
Battery Life	25 Hours	7 Hours
Charging Time	3 Hours	3-4 Hours

Noise Cancelling	Active	Active
Aux Connectivity	Yes	Yes
Weight	18.5 Kg	7.25 Kg
Dimensions	317 mm X 720 mm X 375 mm	428 mm X 282 mm X l69 mm
Available Colors	Black	Gold
Accessories	Sony SRS-XV800 Bluetooth Speaker 1N AC Power Adapter 1N Optical Cable 1N Warranty Card	Aiwa MI-X 450 Pro Enigma Bluetooth Speaker 2 X Mics 2 X Mic Skid Remote Control Charging Adopter 3 X 3 mm Audio Cable Type C charging Cable Instruction Manual Warranty Card
Other Features	Audio In Jack 3.5 mm. MIC1, MIC2, Guitar Jack 6.3 mm. Power your party with omnidirectional sound. Illuminate the night with colorful ambient lighting. Up to 25 hours of playing time, plus quick charging. Speaker Add Function : Stereo Pair, Party Connect. Play it poolsideâ€”the XV800 is IPX4 splash-resistant. Sound made to move, with a built-in handle and wheels. Quick Charging -10 min of charging for up to 3 hours of playback. Access modes, settings, and lighting easily on the top touch panel. Get power, clarity, and distortion-free sound from the X-Balanced speakers. DC OUT : Type A USB Port ( For Charging The Battery of A Connected Device) ( DC 5V / MAX. 1.5A ). Sound Modes : Clear Audio+, MEGA BASS, Volume Step 51,DSEE, Custom EQ Band 3, LIVE SOUND, TV Sound. Inputs & Outputs Terminals : Stereo Mini Jack (IN), USB A, Optical Digital Input, Mic input, Guitar / MIC Input.	Triple Driver Setup. Custom Engineered Audio Limiter. High Efficiency Amplifier Featuring class H & AB Amplifier. TWS Multi Link Technology for synced audio from multiple speakers for true surround sound. Wide Array of audio Adjustments playability ( Mic Delay, Echo, Inflexion, EQ, Special effects ).
	Compare Sony SRS-XV800 with: JBL PartyBox Stage 320 JBL Charge 6 Positive Grid Spark GO Midnight Positive Grid Spark GO Sonos Move 2	Compare Aiwa MI-X 450 Pro Enigma with: JBL PartyBox Stage 320 Positive Grid Spark GO Midnight Positive Grid Spark GO JBL Charge 6 Sonos Move 2

Key Differences

Sony SRS-XV800 and Aiwa MI-X 450 Pro Enigma are feature-rich speaker setups offering a combination of powerful sound, surround experience, and connectivity options. Connectivity features such as Bluetooth and HDMI ensure compatibility with a wide range of devices. Key differences lie in output power, channel setup, and feature support, which influence performance. Both systems aim to provide room-filling sound suitable for various entertainment needs. Support for technologies like Dolby Atmos and DTS enhances the depth and realism of sound.

Verdict: Both speakers offer strong performance, and the better choice depends on your preference for power, surround sound, and features.

Top Differences

Sound Output: 3W vs 120W
Channels: 3 vs 120
Bluetooth Version: 5.2 vs 5.0
Frequency Response: 20 Hz - 20000 Hz vs 50 Hz â€” 15 KHz

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