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Portable Bluetooth Speakers

LG XBOOM Go XG7 Waterproof Bluetooth Speaker 40W with Battery Life up to 24 hours Black

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Operating Hours (max)

The maximum time that the speaker can operate reproducing music with a full charge and ideal conditions. (e.g. the manufacturer may have measured it at low volume)
Support

They can function as hands-free when connected to a mobile phone.
Protection Certification

The degree of protection against dust and water that the device has. The IP (ingress rating) certification is followed by two numbers, where the first describes the protection against dust and the second the protection against water that the device has (If it has not been certified against something, "X" is used). It should be noted that the absence of certification does not necessarily mean that the device does not provide protection.

IP67

Full protection from dust, waterproof for 30 minutes at a depth of up to 1 meter. Please note that movement in water creates increased pressure as if it were at a greater depth.
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4.8 (37 reviews)

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Description

The portable Bluetooth speaker from LG offers 40 watts of power and includes two full-range speakers for stereo sound. With a full charge, it provides up to 24 hours of continuous music playback. It features hands-free for comfortable conversations via speakerphone and charging capability via USB, making it easy to charge with a power bank. With an IP67 protection rating, it is ideal for the beach, pool, or forest, as it is dust-resistant and can withstand water for 30' at a depth of over 1 meter. Note, movement in water creates increased pressure. Additionally, it has built-in LED lights for atmospheric lighting during music playback.

Connectivity: Bluetooth
Bluetooth 5.1
Power: 40 W
Type: Subwoofer, Universal, Portable Speaker
Color: Black
Built-in Microphone
Aux input
Hands-Free
Single speaker
Connections: USB, 3.5 mm Jack
Battery type: Built-in
Voltage: 7.4 V
Technology: LED
RMS Power: 40 W
IP Rating: IP67
Autonomy approximately: 24 h
Does not include: WiFi
Port: USB C
Works with batteries: Lithium Ion
Power consumption: 10 kWh, 0.5 kWh
Channels: 1.0
Speakers: Tweeter

Manufacturer

LG - Portable Bluetooth Speakers LG

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Specifications

Product Details

Power (RMS): 40 W

Channels: 2 Channel

Colour: Black

Weight (gr): 2700 gr

Features & Functions

Hours of Operation (max): 24 hours

Charging via USB: Yes

Hands Free: Yes

Radio: No

LED Lighting: Yes

Stereo Connection (TWS): No

AirPlay: No

Protection Certification: IP67

Connectivity

Wired Connection: AUX / 3.5mm, USB

Wireless Connection: Bluetooth

Dimensions

Height: 14.2 cm

Width: 32 cm

Length: 14.5 cm

Smart Attributes

Smart Assistant: Siri

Important information

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5

3 out of 3 members found this review helpful

Chris93S
2025-07-18
Here, an owner of all the major compact Bluetooth speakers from LG. Unfortunately, the same story here as with JBL. We started with the PK7, which came with 2 woofers and 2 tweeters. And it ran at 30 watts, and if you had it plugged in, 40 watts. We continued with the PN7, which had 3 fewer handles and 30 watts with the same number of speakers but worse bass. Then came the PL7 with a more economical shape without handles and a major downgrade, 2 full-range speakers but surprisingly better bass than the PN7. Now comes the DXG7, which has 1 woofer and 1 tweeter, meaning 2 fewer speakers, but promises 40 watts. I didn't expect it, but it has better bass, not as good mid-bass, but up to half volume its bass is excellent, better than all the previous ones, and the highs are crystal clear. From 60% volume, the bass drops as it does with JBL, with the difference that the clean sound is maintained. It never gets muffled, and I'm talking about the muffled sound of JBLs that desperately beg you to press the grille so they can be heard. I would say that at €80, which I got it for from Germany, the speaker is top-notch. For me, it is the best "7" model from LG even if it's not stereo. Also, its size is smaller than its predecessors, making it much more compact. My problem is that it doesn't wake up and sleep automatically like the previous models, even though it shows so in the app. I have tried all kinds of resets and button combinations, but nothing...

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M.Gabriel
2025-03-03
From me only 2 stars because if you think that it is the new model after the LG XBOOM Go PL7 and it is worse, I won't say anything else except that the PL7 is stereo and not mono like it is now in fashion, they put a woofer and maybe a tweeter and the speaker is ready. Personally, I believe that the PL7 is louder even if it has at least on paper 10w less.

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vakatasis
2024-07-11

I expected something much better, that's the truth. Not particularly strong sound for its size and really, if you don't put it to work in sound boost mode, the sound is unacceptable. Literally garbage. On the positive side, it is sturdy and sits well wherever you place it. Important! I have no previous experience with speakers of this kind to make a comparison with certainty. Maybe for this money, all companies sell the same or even worse. However, I would recommend to anyone considering it to look for other options and not rush to buy it

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dimitrisdimopoulos14
2023-12-10 Expert user
The speaker is very good. It has 40 watts and performs perfectly. Its weight is 1100 grams. It has a very stable and non-slip base. Its bass is of very good quality and does not distort. In contrast to the JBL Charge 5, which I have, the JBL has slightly higher volume and stronger bass, but the volume gets distorted at maximum and the bass is of slightly lower quality. The LG has superior quality in sound, sound clarity, and bass. It does not have more bass than the Charge, it has a similar, maybe slightly less, but much higher quality bass. Also, the LED lights of the LG give a nice feeling and through the app, you can change their color or turn them off. You can connect the speaker to multiple devices such as mobile phones, tablets, laptops, etc., and directly hear the sound from those devices through the speaker. Additionally, the sound boost feature gives a different dynamic to the sound, fills it up, and makes it more bass-heavy and dynamic.

The problem with the JBL is that when you listen at low volumes, the bass overpowers the sound and you don't hear the treble as much. With the LG, if you want, you can listen without sound boost and it plays more flat at lower volumes, and if you want a more bass-heavy experience, you can activate the boost. It is worth its money and I recommend it over the Charge.

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Max_BananaFun
2023-10-19
After my xboom pl7 broke, I decided to try something "better", not because it wasn't good, but to say that I have something even better. As soon as I excitedly opened the packaging, the first thing I noticed was its weight, which was much lighter than the pl7, which made me wonder if I should ignore it and try the sound. My disappointment cannot be described! In terms of quality, it was mediocre overall, in terms of bass, ZERO, I didn't try the treble, and it's better not to mention the volume.. I have held a better speaker in my hands for €30, it's ridiculous that it cost €140 (at least when I bought it). I really didn't expect such a fiasco, especially after 2 years of using the pl7, which I must note has been the best speaker I've ever had (in terms of portable speakers of this size, of course). I expected that since the pl7, which costs €80-90, is so good with the features it has, then the xg7 would be even better. Little did I know what awaited me!... I hope you're not still considering buying it because it would be the worst way to waste your money, I would have been better off burning it in my backyard.. I can't provide further information because I won't keep it to find out. I'm sorry if I disappointed you, but I was also very disappointed when I bought it. I highly recommend the pl7, it excels in every aspect (I won't describe it here, maybe I'll do it in the reviews). Also, I should mention that my relationship with sound is quite demanding, so someone else might be satisfied, but as I mentioned earlier, for €50 less, you can get the pl7, which is much better. The only thing I don't know is if it's more durable, but the pl7 was satisfactorily durable, and consider that I took it everywhere, to the mountains, to the river, in summers and winters, everywhere and always!

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Aggelos_Telkis
2023-09-16
The sound boost option should be activated from the first second. It upgrades the sound quality a hundred times more! Without this option, the speaker is garbage, no exaggeration!

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Stamboulis_Thanasis
2026-05-10

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THeocharis_Ageleros
2025-10-07
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isboymcmike
2025-05-15

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dd7496
2024-10-08

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Antonis_Goudis
2024-07-29

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Chris93S
2025-07-18

Here, an owner of all the major compact Bluetooth speakers from LG. Unfortunately, the same story here as with JBL. We started with the PK7, which came with 2 woofers and 2 tweeters. And it ran at 30 watts, and if you had it plugged in, 40 watts. We continued with the PN7, which had 3 fewer handles and 30 watts with the same number of speakers but worse bass. Then came the PL7 with a more economical shape without handles and a major downgrade, 2 full-range speakers but surprisingly better bass than the PN7. Now comes the DXG7, which has 1 woofer and 1 tweeter, meaning 2 fewer speakers, but promises 40 watts. I didn't expect it, but it has better bass, not as good mid-bass, but up to half volume its bass is excellent, better than all the previous ones, and the highs are crystal clear. From 60% volume, the bass drops as it does with JBL, with the difference that the clean sound is maintained. It never gets muffled, and I'm talking about the muffled sound of JBLs that desperately beg you to press the grille so they can be heard. I would say that at €80, which I got it for from Germany, the speaker is top-notch. For me, it is the best "7" model from LG even if it's not stereo. Also, its size is smaller than its predecessors, making it much more compact. My problem is that it doesn't wake up and sleep automatically like the previous models, even though it shows so in the app. I have tried all kinds of resets and button combinations, but nothing...

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M.Gabriel
2025-03-03

From me only 2 stars because if you think that it is the new model after the LG XBOOM Go PL7 and it is worse, I won't say anything else except that the PL7 is stereo and not mono like it is now in fashion, they put a woofer and maybe a tweeter and the speaker is ready. Personally, I believe that the PL7 is louder even if it has at least on paper 10w less.

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vakatasis
2024-07-11

I expected something much better, that's the truth. Not particularly strong sound for its size and really, if you don't put it to work in sound boost mode, the sound is unacceptable. Literally garbage. On the positive side, it is sturdy and sits well wherever you place it. Important! I have no previous experience with speakers of this kind to make a comparison with certainty. Maybe for this money, all companies sell the same or even worse. However, I would recommend to anyone considering it to look for other options and not rush to buy it

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dimitrisdimopoulos14
2023-12-10

The speaker is very good. It has 40 watts and performs perfectly. Its weight is 1100 grams. It has a very stable and non-slip base. Its bass is of very good quality and does not distort. In contrast to the JBL Charge 5, which I have, the JBL has slightly higher volume and stronger bass, but the volume gets distorted at maximum and the bass is of slightly lower quality. The LG has superior quality in sound, sound clarity, and bass. It does not have more bass than the Charge, it has a similar, maybe slightly less, but much higher quality bass. Also, the LED lights of the LG give a nice feeling and through the app, you can change their color or turn them off. You can connect the speaker to multiple devices such as mobile phones, tablets, laptops, etc., and directly hear the sound from those devices through the speaker. Additionally, the sound boost feature gives a different dynamic to the sound, fills it up, and makes it more bass-heavy and dynamic.

The problem with the JBL is that when you listen at low volumes, the bass overpowers the sound and you don't hear the treble as much. With the LG, if you want, you can listen without sound boost and it plays more flat at lower volumes, and if you want a more bass-heavy experience, you can activate the boost. It is worth its money and I recommend it over the Charge.

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Max_BananaFun
2023-10-19

After my xboom pl7 broke, I decided to try something "better", not because it wasn't good, but to say that I have something even better. As soon as I excitedly opened the packaging, the first thing I noticed was its weight, which was much lighter than the pl7, which made me wonder if I should ignore it and try the sound. My disappointment cannot be described! In terms of quality, it was mediocre overall, in terms of bass, ZERO, I didn't try the treble, and it's better not to mention the volume.. I have held a better speaker in my hands for €30, it's ridiculous that it cost €140 (at least when I bought it). I really didn't expect such a fiasco, especially after 2 years of using the pl7, which I must note has been the best speaker I've ever had (in terms of portable speakers of this size, of course). I expected that since the pl7, which costs €80-90, is so good with the features it has, then the xg7 would be even better. Little did I know what awaited me!... I hope you're not still considering buying it because it would be the worst way to waste your money, I would have been better off burning it in my backyard.. I can't provide further information because I won't keep it to find out. I'm sorry if I disappointed you, but I was also very disappointed when I bought it. I highly recommend the pl7, it excels in every aspect (I won't describe it here, maybe I'll do it in the reviews). Also, I should mention that my relationship with sound is quite demanding, so someone else might be satisfied, but as I mentioned earlier, for €50 less, you can get the pl7, which is much better. The only thing I don't know is if it's more durable, but the pl7 was satisfactorily durable, and consider that I took it everywhere, to the mountains, to the river, in summers and winters, everywhere and always!

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Chris93S
2025-07-18
Here, an owner of all the major compact Bluetooth speakers from LG. Unfortunately, the same story here as with JBL. We started with the PK7, which came with 2 woofers and 2 tweeters. And it ran at 30 watts, and if you had it plugged in, 40 watts. We continued with the PN7, which had 3 fewer handles and 30 watts with the same number of speakers but worse bass. Then came the PL7 with a more economical shape without handles and a major downgrade, 2 full-range speakers but surprisingly better bass than the PN7. Now comes the DXG7, which has 1 woofer and 1 tweeter, meaning 2 fewer speakers, but promises 40 watts. I didn't expect it, but it has better bass, not as good mid-bass, but up to half volume its bass is excellent, better than all the previous ones, and the highs are crystal clear. From 60% volume, the bass drops as it does with JBL, with the difference that the clean sound is maintained. It never gets muffled, and I'm talking about the muffled sound of JBLs that desperately beg you to press the grille so they can be heard. I would say that at €80, which I got it for from Germany, the speaker is top-notch. For me, it is the best "7" model from LG even if it's not stereo. Also, its size is smaller than its predecessors, making it much more compact. My problem is that it doesn't wake up and sleep automatically like the previous models, even though it shows so in the app. I have tried all kinds of resets and button combinations, but nothing...

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M.Gabriel
2025-03-03
From me only 2 stars because if you think that it is the new model after the LG XBOOM Go PL7 and it is worse, I won't say anything else except that the PL7 is stereo and not mono like it is now in fashion, they put a woofer and maybe a tweeter and the speaker is ready. Personally, I believe that the PL7 is louder even if it has at least on paper 10w less.

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vakatasis
2024-07-11

I expected something much better, that's the truth. Not particularly strong sound for its size and really, if you don't put it to work in sound boost mode, the sound is unacceptable. Literally garbage. On the positive side, it is sturdy and sits well wherever you place it. Important! I have no previous experience with speakers of this kind to make a comparison with certainty. Maybe for this money, all companies sell the same or even worse. However, I would recommend to anyone considering it to look for other options and not rush to buy it

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9 out of 9 members found this review helpful

dimitrisdimopoulos14
2023-12-10 Expert user
The speaker is very good. It has 40 watts and performs perfectly. Its weight is 1100 grams. It has a very stable and non-slip base. Its bass is of very good quality and does not distort. In contrast to the JBL Charge 5, which I have, the JBL has slightly higher volume and stronger bass, but the volume gets distorted at maximum and the bass is of slightly lower quality. The LG has superior quality in sound, sound clarity, and bass. It does not have more bass than the Charge, it has a similar, maybe slightly less, but much higher quality bass. Also, the LED lights of the LG give a nice feeling and through the app, you can change their color or turn them off. You can connect the speaker to multiple devices such as mobile phones, tablets, laptops, etc., and directly hear the sound from those devices through the speaker. Additionally, the sound boost feature gives a different dynamic to the sound, fills it up, and makes it more bass-heavy and dynamic.

The problem with the JBL is that when you listen at low volumes, the bass overpowers the sound and you don't hear the treble as much. With the LG, if you want, you can listen without sound boost and it plays more flat at lower volumes, and if you want a more bass-heavy experience, you can activate the boost. It is worth its money and I recommend it over the Charge.

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- Construction quality
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- Weight
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Max_BananaFun
2023-10-19
After my xboom pl7 broke, I decided to try something "better", not because it wasn't good, but to say that I have something even better. As soon as I excitedly opened the packaging, the first thing I noticed was its weight, which was much lighter than the pl7, which made me wonder if I should ignore it and try the sound. My disappointment cannot be described! In terms of quality, it was mediocre overall, in terms of bass, ZERO, I didn't try the treble, and it's better not to mention the volume.. I have held a better speaker in my hands for €30, it's ridiculous that it cost €140 (at least when I bought it). I really didn't expect such a fiasco, especially after 2 years of using the pl7, which I must note has been the best speaker I've ever had (in terms of portable speakers of this size, of course). I expected that since the pl7, which costs €80-90, is so good with the features it has, then the xg7 would be even better. Little did I know what awaited me!... I hope you're not still considering buying it because it would be the worst way to waste your money, I would have been better off burning it in my backyard.. I can't provide further information because I won't keep it to find out. I'm sorry if I disappointed you, but I was also very disappointed when I bought it. I highly recommend the pl7, it excels in every aspect (I won't describe it here, maybe I'll do it in the reviews). Also, I should mention that my relationship with sound is quite demanding, so someone else might be satisfied, but as I mentioned earlier, for €50 less, you can get the pl7, which is much better. The only thing I don't know is if it's more durable, but the pl7 was satisfactorily durable, and consider that I took it everywhere, to the mountains, to the river, in summers and winters, everywhere and always!

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0 out of 3 members found this review helpful

Aggelos_Telkis
2023-09-16
The sound boost option should be activated from the first second. It upgrades the sound quality a hundred times more! Without this option, the speaker is garbage, no exaggeration!

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Stamboulis_Thanasis
2026-05-10

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THeocharis_Ageleros
2025-10-07
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- Weight
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5

isboymcmike
2025-05-15

Verified purchase
- Volume
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- Weight
- Construction quality
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5

dd7496
2024-10-08

Verified purchase
5

Antonis_Goudis
2024-07-29

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Chris93S
2025-07-18

Here, an owner of all the major compact Bluetooth speakers from LG. Unfortunately, the same story here as with JBL. We started with the PK7, which came with 2 woofers and 2 tweeters. And it ran at 30 watts, and if you had it plugged in, 40 watts. We continued with the PN7, which had 3 fewer handles and 30 watts with the same number of speakers but worse bass. Then came the PL7 with a more economical shape without handles and a major downgrade, 2 full-range speakers but surprisingly better bass than the PN7. Now comes the DXG7, which has 1 woofer and 1 tweeter, meaning 2 fewer speakers, but promises 40 watts. I didn't expect it, but it has better bass, not as good mid-bass, but up to half volume its bass is excellent, better than all the previous ones, and the highs are crystal clear. From 60% volume, the bass drops as it does with JBL, with the difference that the clean sound is maintained. It never gets muffled, and I'm talking about the muffled sound of JBLs that desperately beg you to press the grille so they can be heard. I would say that at €80, which I got it for from Germany, the speaker is top-notch. For me, it is the best "7" model from LG even if it's not stereo. Also, its size is smaller than its predecessors, making it much more compact. My problem is that it doesn't wake up and sleep automatically like the previous models, even though it shows so in the app. I have tried all kinds of resets and button combinations, but nothing...

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3
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M.Gabriel
2025-03-03

From me only 2 stars because if you think that it is the new model after the LG XBOOM Go PL7 and it is worse, I won't say anything else except that the PL7 is stereo and not mono like it is now in fashion, they put a woofer and maybe a tweeter and the speaker is ready. Personally, I believe that the PL7 is louder even if it has at least on paper 10w less.

Translated from Greek ·

2
2

vakatasis
2024-07-11

I expected something much better, that's the truth. Not particularly strong sound for its size and really, if you don't put it to work in sound boost mode, the sound is unacceptable. Literally garbage. On the positive side, it is sturdy and sits well wherever you place it. Important! I have no previous experience with speakers of this kind to make a comparison with certainty. Maybe for this money, all companies sell the same or even worse. However, I would recommend to anyone considering it to look for other options and not rush to buy it

Translated from Greek ·

1
5

dimitrisdimopoulos14
2023-12-10

The speaker is very good. It has 40 watts and performs perfectly. Its weight is 1100 grams. It has a very stable and non-slip base. Its bass is of very good quality and does not distort. In contrast to the JBL Charge 5, which I have, the JBL has slightly higher volume and stronger bass, but the volume gets distorted at maximum and the bass is of slightly lower quality. The LG has superior quality in sound, sound clarity, and bass. It does not have more bass than the Charge, it has a similar, maybe slightly less, but much higher quality bass. Also, the LED lights of the LG give a nice feeling and through the app, you can change their color or turn them off. You can connect the speaker to multiple devices such as mobile phones, tablets, laptops, etc., and directly hear the sound from those devices through the speaker. Additionally, the sound boost feature gives a different dynamic to the sound, fills it up, and makes it more bass-heavy and dynamic.

The problem with the JBL is that when you listen at low volumes, the bass overpowers the sound and you don't hear the treble as much. With the LG, if you want, you can listen without sound boost and it plays more flat at lower volumes, and if you want a more bass-heavy experience, you can activate the boost. It is worth its money and I recommend it over the Charge.

Translated from Greek ·

9
1

Max_BananaFun
2023-10-19

After my xboom pl7 broke, I decided to try something "better", not because it wasn't good, but to say that I have something even better. As soon as I excitedly opened the packaging, the first thing I noticed was its weight, which was much lighter than the pl7, which made me wonder if I should ignore it and try the sound. My disappointment cannot be described! In terms of quality, it was mediocre overall, in terms of bass, ZERO, I didn't try the treble, and it's better not to mention the volume.. I have held a better speaker in my hands for €30, it's ridiculous that it cost €140 (at least when I bought it). I really didn't expect such a fiasco, especially after 2 years of using the pl7, which I must note has been the best speaker I've ever had (in terms of portable speakers of this size, of course). I expected that since the pl7, which costs €80-90, is so good with the features it has, then the xg7 would be even better. Little did I know what awaited me!... I hope you're not still considering buying it because it would be the worst way to waste your money, I would have been better off burning it in my backyard.. I can't provide further information because I won't keep it to find out. I'm sorry if I disappointed you, but I was also very disappointed when I bought it. I highly recommend the pl7, it excels in every aspect (I won't describe it here, maybe I'll do it in the reviews). Also, I should mention that my relationship with sound is quite demanding, so someone else might be satisfied, but as I mentioned earlier, for €50 less, you can get the pl7, which is much better. The only thing I don't know is if it's more durable, but the pl7 was satisfactorily durable, and consider that I took it everywhere, to the mountains, to the river, in summers and winters, everywhere and always!

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