“I like the speaker. But, when the battery gets low, it automatically limits the volume. I would think that plugging it in to charge would then make the speaker have its full volume available. It doesn’t. Volume isn’t back until fully charged. Why is this?”
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Exactly my thoughts, I am scavenging Google to find the solution for this Idiotic Useless feature, I own 2 Sony SRS-XB32 Speakers and I also own Sony WH-1000XM4 If my XM4's battery gets low it gives me a warning and still able to work for a few more hours without decreasing the volume, but if my XB32's battery gets low the volume gets decreased by half, that's really annoying they should give us 10-15 Minutes to charge the speaker instead of stopping our Fun, even if they can't give a few more hours like XM4 they must provide 15-20 Minutes I don't want longer battery life after the battery gets low, I want Full volume but short duration, and that's fine with me, SONY at least give us Users an option to disable this feature or else you might lose the Loyal customers
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.We just bought is and started using it plugged into the charger. Looking at the comments, it might be a problem we will face in the future. Hope you got another answer from someone with experience with the issue.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Hi, Mike! That is normal operation of the speaker. This speaker is designed to reduce the maximum volume to about half when the remaining built-in battery power becomes less than 10% in order to protect the circuit due to extreme voltage or current fluctuation by using at a loud volume. Reference link: https://helpguide.sony.net/speaker/srs-xb22/v1/en/contents/TP0002240447.html?search=charge Happy to help, David
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