Sony launches new range of Ult Tower speakers in India
These Ult Tower party speakers can optimise sound automatically based on the surrounding
Sony announced the launch of its latest range of party speakers, Ult Tower 5, Tower 7, and Tower Max, on October 7, 2026. These new speakers are tailored for the upcoming festive season. The Ult Tower 5 boasts 300W sound output, equipped with a 230mm woofer, Ult Duct technology, and dual tweeters, offering a 20-hour battery life and IPX4 water resistance.
It features Ult Power Sound mode for enhanced bass, Ult button, volume knob, and three lighting modes: Beat, Wave, and Mellow. The speaker supports automatic sound optimization and includes Bluetooth 5.3, USB-C, USB-A, RCA, XLR In/Out, and microphone input. It weighs 12.7kg and costs ₹44,490.
The Ult Tower 7, priced at ₹64,990, delivers 420W sound, featuring a 280mm circular unit woofer paired with a rear tweeter, Ult Duct technology, and a 2 midrange/4 tweeter front-and-rear array. It also includes live sound and 10-band EQ, offering automatic sound optimization based on the environment. The speaker has an IPX4 rating, four handles, upgraded rear wheels for transport, a new lighting system, and supports XLR/RCA DJ input, USB-C connectivity, wired multi-speaker chaining, karaoke features, and Stereo Pair capabilities. It is expected to be available from November 15 onwards.
Ult Tower Max, priced at ₹1,74,990, promises the highest sound output at 2,150W, featuring three large-diameter 280mm woofers and a combination of front and rear midrange and tweeters. It also includes Ult Duct technology, live sound, 10-band EQ, and automatic sound optimization. The speaker supports XLR/RCA DJ input, USB-C connectivity, wired multi-speaker and stereo pairing, a low-latency DSP, and full karaoke functionality.
It comes with a splash-resistant top panel, four handles, side wheels for transport, and can be placed vertically or horizontally. Ult Tower Max will be available starting from November 15 across Sony retail stores and Amazon.
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