Sony SRS-XP500 Party Speaker Price in Kenya | Buy in Nairobi at trewrld
At KES 43,000, the Sony SRS-XP500 brings Sony's X-Balanced party sound, a 20-hour battery, and IPX4 splash resistance into one portable unit. It suits anyone hosting outdoor gatherings, weddings, or church events who needs loud, dependable sound without a fixed power source.
- X-Balanced Speaker units (two 5 cm tweeters, two 14 cm woofers) with MEGA BASS for a genuinely powerful low end at parties
- Up to 20 hours of battery life, with quick charging that adds 80 minutes of playback from just a 10-minute top-up, handy during long Nairobi weekend events or when load-shedding cuts the mains
- IPX4 splash resistance so a Nairobi rainy-season drizzle at an outdoor event will not end the party early
- Two rear mic/guitar inputs (6.3mm) plus Party Connect and Stereo Pair, so an emcee or a live vocalist can plug straight in over Bluetooth-streamed music
- Bei nzuri kwa sauti hii: 20-hour battery, splash resistance, and karaoke-ready mic inputs at KES 43,000 is a strong package for the Kenyan events market
| Brand |
Sony |
| Speaker Drivers |
2 x 5cm tweeter, 2 x 14cm woofer (X-Balanced Speaker) |
| Battery |
Up to 20 hours playback, quick charge (10 min charge for 80 min playback) |
| Water Resistance |
IPX4 splash resistant |
| Connectivity |
Bluetooth (SBC, AAC, LDAC codecs), Stereo Mini Jack in, USB-A, two 6.3mm mic/guitar inputs |
| Multi-Speaker Features |
Party Connect, Stereo Pair, LED indirect illumination lighting |
| Dimensions / Weight |
275 x 572 x 295 mm, 11.2 kg |
| Price in KES |
43,000 |
| Warranty |
Contact us on 0722 700 018 for current warranty terms |
The 20-hour battery and quick charge mean the SRS-XP500 can run through an all-day outdoor function in Nairobi, Naivasha, or the coast without hunting for a socket, and the IPX4 rating takes the edge off an unexpected rainy-season shower at a garden event. With two mic and guitar inputs, it doubles as a light PA system for a small church service, birthday, or send-off party, plugged straight into a phone streaming the playlist over Bluetooth.
Who It's Ideal For
- Event hosts and small business owners running outdoor parties, weddings, or send-offs who need loud sound plus mic input
- Anyone who wants a speaker that survives a splash of rain or a spilled drink at an outdoor gathering
- Buyers who want to link two units together with Party Connect or Stereo Pair for a bigger sound later
Who Should Consider Something Else
- Buyers who need full waterproofing (not just splash resistance) for poolside or beach use
- Anyone who wants a lighter, pocketable speaker; at 11.2 kg this is built for parties, not for carrying around all day
Pros
- Genuinely loud, bass-forward sound suited to outdoor parties rather than casual home listening
- 20-hour battery with fast top-up charging keeps it running through a full event
- Mic and guitar inputs turn it into a simple PA setup, useful for smaller Kenyan events without a dedicated sound system
Cons
- At 11.2 kg it is heavy to move around, more of a set-it-and-leave-it party speaker than a portable one
- IPX4 only protects against splashes, not submersion or heavy, sustained rain
Sony's own SRS-XP700, which trewrld also stocks at KES 59,000, steps up to a bigger omnidirectional sound system for larger crowds if the XP500's output is not quite enough. Buyers cross-shopping party speakers often also look at the JBL PartyBox 110, in stock at trewrld for KES 44,000, which trades Sony's mic/guitar-input flexibility for JBL's built-in light show, so the choice often comes down to whether live mic input or visual lighting matters more for the event.
"They have great products at good prices, and the payment-on-delivery option is a plus. My order arrived on time, exactly as described." — nicole ayoti, Google review
Verdict: The Sony SRS-XP500 is built for anyone in Kenya who hosts outdoor events regularly and wants a speaker that survives a splash, runs all day, and takes a live mic. At KES 43,000 it is a serious party speaker rather than a casual Bluetooth speaker, and the mic inputs make it especially useful for events with a live host or performer.
What is the price of the Sony SRS-XP500 in Kenya?
The Sony SRS-XP500 costs KES 43,000 at trewrld, with same-day delivery in Nairobi and 1 to 4 days countrywide.
Is the Sony SRS-XP500 waterproof?
It is IPX4 splash resistant, meaning it can handle light rain or splashes, but it is not designed to be submerged or used in heavy, sustained rain.
Can I connect a microphone to the SRS-XP500?
Yes, it has two 6.3mm rear inputs for a microphone or guitar, so it can double as a simple PA speaker for a small event or church service.
How long does the battery last?
Sony rates it at up to 20 hours of playback, with quick charging that gives roughly 80 minutes of playback from a 10-minute charge.
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