Sony has expanded its ULT Power Sound range at IFA 2026 with three new party speakers: the ULT Tower 5, ULT Tower 7 and flagship ULT Tower Max. The latter is rated at 2,150W and uses a three-woofer, four-tweeter configuration, positioning it as the range’s largest option for large events, DJ setups and karaoke.
The ULT Tower 5 is the entry model, with 300W output, up to 20 hours of battery life and IPX4 splash resistance. Sony says a 10-minute charge can provide up to 100 minutes of playback. Moving up, the ULT Tower 7 delivers 420W, up to 30 hours of battery life, 360-degree sound and built-in wheels for transport.
The ULT Tower Max also supports 360-degree sound, adding a rear-facing woofer to its three-woofer array. Across the new lineup, the ULT Button switches among ULT 1 for deeper bass, ULT 2 for more forceful low-end output, LIVE for a concert-inspired sound profile and Flat mode.
Bluetooth, USB-C, RCA and XLR connectivity are included, along with inputs aimed at DJ and karaoke use. Party Chain with Auracast can link multiple speakers, while two compatible units can be set up as a stereo pair.
The new models broaden a Sony ULT Tower family that already includes the ULT Tower 9AC and ULT Tower 10. International availability and pricing have not been detailed in the supplied announcement information.
