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If you're in the market for new Sony tech, there's great news: Amazon has plenty of deals on top-rated Sony headphones, speakers and TVs ahead of Amazon Prime Day 2022.
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Sony SRS-XB43 extra bass Bluetooth speaker, $178 (reduced from $279)
Sony WHCH710N noise-canceling headphones (black), $98 (reduced from $150)
55" Sony Bravia XBR OLED 4K TV, $1,467 (regularly $1,695)
Amazon Prime Day is always a great time to shop for tech, but Amazon has some of the best Sony headphones and more on sale now. These early Amazon Prime Day deals may not last, so don't wait.
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Shop deals on Sony's range of Bluetooth speakers including compact travel speakers and water-resistant party speakers.
If you need a portable Bluetooth speaker to use by the pool or in your backyard this summer, checkout the Sony SRS-XB13 Bluetooth travel speaker. The speaker has a 16-hour battery life. It is waterproof and dustproof, and provides a deep bass-heavy sound. The SRS-XB13 comes in five color options.
Sony SRS-XB13 Bluetooth travel speaker, $48 (reduced from $58)
You can also get the larger, upgraded version on sale now.
Sony SRS-XB23 Bluetooth travel speaker, $88 (reduced from $110)
The Sony SRS-XB43 is a larger, upgraded version of the SRS-XB13 travel speaker with 24-hour battery life. It has a waterproof, dustproof and rustproof design. It offers a clean, crisp sound with extra bass.
Sony SRS-XB43 extra bass Bluetooth speaker, $178 (reduced from $279)
Check out the current deals on Sony headphones and earbuds.
These headphones use Sony's dual noise-sensor technology that analyzes noise in an environment to provide the best noise cancelation. They have a 35-hour battery life, and are smartphone compatible for hands-free calls and other activities with your voice assistant.
Sony WHCH710N noise-canceling headphones, $98 (reduced from $150)
Some Sony Bravia TV models are already on sale as part of Amazon's Early Prime Day deals.
The 65-inch Sony Bravia XR OLED TV features a processor that can deliver intense contrast with pure blacks, high peak brightness and natural colors. Thanks to its Acoustic Surface Audio+ technology, the screen is the speaker. This smart TV comes with Google TV built in, and works with most voice assistants.
65" Sony Bravia XR OLED 4K TV, $2,798 (reduced from $2,998)
Rated 4.6 stars by users on Amazon, this OLED 4K Bravia XBR from Sony's Master line has won over fans with its "excellent," "stunning" and "amazing" picture. The smart TV features Google Assistant, and is compatible with Alexa and Siri. It boasts Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connectivity.
The 55-inch version of the Sony Bravia XBR OLED smart TV is marked down 13% right now on Amazon.
55" Sony Bravia XBR OLED TV, $1,467 (regularly $1,695)
The following Sony products are not currently on discount, but we think these top-rated tech items are worth a look.
The Sony WHCH910N headphones feature dual noise-canceling technology. It enhances the low-end frequencies while playing music for enhanced bass. The headphones are compatible with Alexa and Google Assistant.
Sony WHCH910N noise-canceling headphones (black), $248
The Sony wireless portable Bluetooth party speaker provides omnidirectional sound, Bluetooth and USB connectivity, plus a IPX4 splash-resistant design. It has two microphone and guitar inputs and LED lights. This speaker has a battery life of up to 25 hours, so you can keep the party going all day long -- literally.
Sony X-Series wireless portable Bluetooth party speaker (SRS-XP700), $548
Sony makes a smaller version of this party speaker with two front tweeters and 20 hours of battery life.
Sony X-Series wireless portable Bluetooth party speaker (SRS-XP500), $398
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First published on July 5, 2022 / 2:26 PM
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