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Sony SRS-ZR7 review

Sony SRS-ZR7 review

Posted on November 23, 2016August 27, 2023 By Jarvis
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The Sony SRS-7RZ is a three-star speaker. Now, if you’re the sort of person who has to have the best, you can stop reading. This wireless speaker isn’t going to make it past your front door.

But if you’re interested in the details of a product and want to map the peaks and troughs of this speaker like a cartographer might explore terra nova, then read on.

There’s quite a lot that this speaker does well, its only failing is that its sound isn’t up to the best at its price.

Build

Aesthetically, the SRS-ZR7 is a sleek speaker.

The minimalist design will fit most households, apart from possibly a log cabin or Elizabethan manor house, and at 1.8kg it’s pretty light too.
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