Sony usually reveals its collection of Bluetooth speakers and loudspeakers at CES, and it seems to be doing the same thing this year with a range of products including sports earphones and a number of other things.
The Mdr-1am2 headset is an updated version of the mdr-1am headset that the company had launched in 2014, and the company explains that the new model introduces an enhanced, 100 khz-compatible sound with a 40-millimeter HD disc. The inner membrane of the crystal-coated liquid polymer helps in dealing with finer details, while the design helps with high frequency range and prevents signal loss. The MDR-1AM2 headset will be shipped this spring at a price of $300.
Sony will add 3 models to its group Extra Bass, Srs-xb41, Srs-xb31 and Srs-xb21. The three speakers come with live sound mode, which introduces what the company calls a three-dimensional sound experience with a focus on low-frequency sounds.
These speakers have a multi-color lighting that changes depending on the music you are playing, and Sony believes that these speakers are ideal for concerts because they can collect up to 100 units together.
SRS-XB41, Srs-xb31 and Srs-xb21 come with $250, $150 and $100 respectively; they are expected to arrive this spring.
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