Sony added the ULT Tower 5, ULT Tower 7, and ULT Tower Max to its ULT Power Sound range.
The new models use circular woofers instead of the earlier rectangular X-Balanced design.
Sony says the speakers include features such as karaoke modes, Party Chain connectivity, and 360-degree sound.
Reported prices range from $449.99 to $1,499.99, with UK pricing also listed for some models.
Some reports note co-creation with hip-hop producers, recycled plastics, and release timing starting this month or on September 17 for the Max.
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Across the reporting, Sony is said to have expanded its ULT Power Sound lineup with three new tower speakers built around bass-heavy party audio. The coverage also agrees on shared features such as circular woofers, karaoke support, and Party Chain-style connectivity.
Some details still vary by report, including exact pricing, regional availability, and release timing. Coverage also differs on whether to emphasize product-demo impressions, retail launch details, or technical specifications.
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The supportive coverage highlights Sony's return to circular woofers and frames the new towers as powerful party speakers. It emphasizes firsthand listening impressions, strong output, and distinct performance across the three models. One review also notes practical details like battery life, karaoke support, and outdoor versatility. Another piece calls the Tower Max a large, high-output speaker with multiple drivers.
The neutral coverage says Sony has expanded its ULT Power Sound series with three new additions. It focuses on the product names, co-creation with hip-hop artists, and features such as deep bass, ULT Duct technology, and recycled plastics. Other reporting in this group stresses the scale of the Tower Max and lists its hardware, connectivity, and suggested retail price. The overall tone is descriptive rather than evaluative.
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Yahoo Tech details Sony's release of three new party speakers, the ULT Tower 5, ULT Tower 7, and ULT Tower Max, featuring circular woofers that replace previous rectangular X-Balanced units. The reviewer shares firsthand impressions from attending a product demonstration, highlighting the massive power outputs, customized sound modes, and distinct performance qualities of each model. The article notes that UK pricing is set at 349 pounds for the Tower 5, 499 pounds for the Tower 7, and 1,299 pounds for the Max, with estimated regional conversions.
Ecoustics provides an in-depth review of the Sony ULT Tower 7, describing its physical specifications, battery life, and audio performance as a portable party speaker. The author explains that the device features a new 280mm woofer, 360-degree sound, karaoke functionality, and Auracast-based Party Chain connectivity. Testing revealed that while the speaker's wheels struggle on dirt paths, the unit delivers impressive sonic power, deep bass, and practical versatility for outdoor gatherings.
SoundGuys reports that Sony has expanded its ULT Power Sound lineup with the introduction of three new wireless tower speakers: the ULT Tower 5, ULT Tower 7, and ULT Tower Max. According to the article, these devices were co-created with prominent hip-hop producers and feature karaoke modes, Party Chain connectivity, and a new circular woofer design. The publication notes that the speakers are available starting this month on Sony's website and through authorized retailers at prices ranging from 449.99 dollars to 1,499.99 dollars.
Morningstar reports that Sony Electronics has unveiled three new additions to its ULT Power Sound series, named the ULT Tower Max, ULT Tower 7, and ULT Tower 5. The article states that these party speakers were co-created with acclaimed hip-hop artists to deliver deep bass and high sound pressure using newly developed circular woofers and ULT Duct technology. Furthermore, Sony announced partnerships with Red Bull Dance Your Style and the Your Shot DJ program while highlighting the use of recycled plastics in the speaker bodies.
Notebookcheck reports on the release of the Sony ULT Tower Max, the largest speaker in Sony's ULT series to date. The publication details the speaker's massive physical dimensions, heavy weight, and powerful audio hardware, including multiple woofers, midrange drivers, tweeters, and an output of 2,150 watts. According to the article, the speaker features 360-degree sound, automatic environmental adaptation, Bluetooth connectivity, and physical inputs. The report notes that the ULT Tower Max is scheduled for release on September 17th for a suggested retail price of $1,499, with pre-orders already available on Amazon.