Sony Launches Wireless Speaker With 360 Reality Audio Technology

In efforts to expand its 360 Reality Audio services and product offerings, the Japanese company Sony has announced two new 360 Reality Audio compatible wireless speakers, the SRS-RA5000 and the SRS-RA3000. Both the speakers sport nearly the same features, except for the difference in output and therefore a variation in price. Users can calibrate the speakers according to the available space at the press of a button.

The SRS-RA5000 is bigger in size and price. The Wi-Fi-enabled speaker provides an ambient room-filling sound by utilizing the unique Immersive Audio Enhancement algorithm. You just need to press the onboard button and enjoy your favorite stereo tracks in ambient room-filling sound. It’s like the calm and unobtrusive music often played in a café or restaurant.

The SRS-RA5000 diffuses sound both horizontally and vertically in order to create the right environment. There is a trio of up-firing speakers to spread music vertically, three side speakers to deliver sound horizontally and a woofer to offer rich, deep bass.

The SRS-RA5000 is easy to set up and effortless to use. You need to pair the speaker to your smartphone or tablet using Bluetooth or a Wi-Fi connection to access internet streaming services. Other notable features are Chromecast built-in, auto volume adjustment, and support for Spotify Connect, High-Resolution Audio, and voice assistants like Google Home or Amazon Alexa. Furthermore, the speaker can also be paired with Bluetooth-enabled BRAVIA TVs wirelessly.

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Sony’s latest SRS-RA5000 360 Reality Audio compatible speaker comes in a black body and contrasting white and copper details. It is priced at approximately €599 (approx. $730) and will be available starting February 2021.