SAVE $100: As of Nov. 11, the Sony XV500 X-Series Wireless Party Speaker is down to $299.99 at Best Buy as part of Black Friday deals. That’s a saving of 25% off its usual price of $399.99.
Ready to bring the party? With the Sony XV500 wireless speaker, you won’t just be playing music but setting the whole vibe. And thanks to Best Buy’s Black Friday deal, you can get it now for $100 off. This speaker doesn’t mess around: it’s built with powerful woofers and front tweeters for rich, punchy bass and crystal-clear vocals, so every beat and lyric comes through loud and clear. Usually priced at $399.99, it’s down to $299.99 right now, giving you 25% off the perfect party accessory.
This isn’t just any speaker — it’s a full-on portable party machine. Got a mic or guitar? Plug it in and give your best performance, whether singing your heart out or riffing a guitar solo. And if you’re ready to dance ‘til dawn, the XV500 has you covered with up to 25 hours of battery life, which means you’ll run out of energy long before it does.
And Sony’s X-Balance Speaker Unit isn’t just a fancy name; it’s designed with a unique rectangular diaphragm for maximum sound pressure and bass that’s powerful enough to feel. Got the forecast calling for a bit of rain? No worries — the IPX4 water-resistant rating means your outdoor jam session won’t fizzle if the weather improves.
Plus, this speaker sets the right mood with ambient lighting that adjusts to its surroundings. Need to switch songs or tweak the volume after dark? The illuminated touch panel makes it easy to stay in control without breaking the vibe. You can also manage playlists, sound settings, and Party Connect via the Sony Music Center app directly from your phone. Who has time to walk back to the speaker in the middle of a party?
At a regular price of $399.99, this Black Friday deal drops the Sony XV500 to $299.99, making it a solid steal if you’re looking to throw some serious sound into your next gathering. It’s time to grab this deal from Best Buy and let the good times roll.
