Home
Audio
Speaker Finder
Compare Speakers
Sony MHC V71D Wireless Bluetooth Speaker vs Sony HT S500RF Wired Speaker
Sony MHC-V71D Wireless Bluetooth Speaker
vs
Sony HT-S500RF Wired Speaker
comparison
Show Only Differences
Highlight Differences
Sony MHC-V71D Wireless Bluetooth Speaker
Sony HT-S500RF Wired Speaker
key specs
Speaker Type
Home Audio
Home Audio
Features
Bluetooth
-
Colour
Black
Black
Connection
Wireless
Wired
Configuration
7.1 (8 Channel)
5.1 (6 Channel)
Power Source
Battery
AC Adapter
Power Output
-
1000W
general
Brand
Sony
Sony
Model
MHC-V71D Wireless Bluetooth Speaker
HT-S500RF Wired Speaker
Model Name
MHC-V71D
HT-S500RF
Speaker Type
Home Audio
Home Audio
Wired/Wireless
Wireless
Wired
Features
Bluetooth
-
Configuration
7.1 (8 Channel)
5.1 (6 Channel)
Memory Card Slot
No
No
Power Source
Battery
AC Adapter
Impedance
8 Ohms
-
Colour
Black
Black
Power Output
-
1000W
Frequency Response
-
20Hz-20KHz
dimensions
Width
427
799
Height
93
23
Depth
37
48
product details
Bluetooth
Yes
No
Compatible Devices
TV, Mobile, Computer, Laptop
-
Popular Speaker Brands
boAt
Bose
JBL
Mivi
Philips
Portronics
Sony
Zebronics
Advertisement
TRENDING
Top Deals on Apple, Samsung, More Smartwatches During Amazon Sale
About Us
Sitemaps
Feedback
Archives
Contact Us
RSS
Advertise
Career
Privacy Policy
Ethics
Editorial Policy
Terms & Conditions
Complaint Redressal
Gadgets 360 is available in
English
Hindi
Follow Us
Facebook
Twitter
Youtube
Instagram
WhatsApp
Rss
Download Our Apps
Available in Hindi
© Copyright Red Pixels Ventures Limited 2024. All rights reserved.
Trending Products
»
Samsung Galaxy M14 5G
Starts from
₹9,499
Vivo V30e
Starts from
₹27,999
iQOO Z9 5G
Starts from
₹19,999
Honor X9b
Starts from
₹21,999
OnePlus Nord 3 5G
Starts from
₹23,894
Redmi Note 13 Pro+ 5G
Starts from
₹30,499
Latest Tech News
»
Elon Musk-Owned X to Summarise News Events Within App Using Grok AI
Instagram Stories Adds New Stickers, Including Frames, Reveal, and More
Understanding Peer-to-Peer Crypto Trading: Benefits and Threats
Apple Reportedly Adding a new ‘Repair State’ With iOS 17.5 That Keeps Find My on During Repairs