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I’ve been testing the Sony ULT Tower 7 party speaker — it delivers pounding bass, lasts up to 30 hours, and doesn’t cost a fortune

The Sony ULT Tower 7 is an exceptional mid-range party speaker that delivers ground-shaking bass, an expansive soundstage, and it features ports for mics, too.

I’ve been testing the Sony ULT Tower 7 party speaker — it delivers pounding bass, lasts up to 30 hours, and doesn’t cost a fortune

Sony has crafted a remarkable party speaker, the ULT Tower 7, that leaves little room for complaint. This exceptional speaker provides powerful, room-filling bass and an impressive 30 hours of runtime, all at an affordable price. With extensive app control, numerous party features, and robust input options, the Tower 7 is a dream for hosts, DJs, and karaoke enthusiasts.

While the Tower 7 boasts superior performance compared to its smaller sibling, the Tower 5, it does have a couple of drawbacks. It is somewhat unwieldy to move around and, despite its immersive 360° sound, it falls short in terms of immersion. Additionally, the treble can be a bit overpowering, but this issue can be easily addressed using the app.

Sony’s ULT Tower 7 review reveals that this Bluetooth speaker offers a host of features that make it a top contender in its price range. Priced at $648 / £499 on Amazon, it provides excellent value for money. The Tower 7 competes with other high-end speakers such as the Marshall Bromley 450 ($799), the JBL PartyBox 330 ($629), and the Soundboks Mix ($799). Although the Tower 7 falls slightly short compared to the Tower 5, it remains a standout choice for those seeking powerful bass and a host of party-friendly features.

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