The Source Canada has an amazing deal on the new Sony SRS-X3 Wireless Speaker. Originally $149.99, the speaker is now on sale for $99.99 and free shipping.
I price compared this speaker with many other companies. Other retailers currently have the Sony SRSX3 speaker priced at:
- $109.99 @ Dell Canada (Deal of the Day)
- $129.99 @ Sony Store Canada
- $149.99 @ Future Shop Canada
- $149.99 @ Best Buy Canada
The only place where this speaker is on sale for the same price is at NCIX.com - where it is currently $99.99 and there is a free shipping coupon code too. So, if The Source suddenly is out of stock, head over to NCIX.com to pick up the same deal.
Sony is a well-known brand that excels at electronics. The Sony SRS line of speakers - X3, X5, and X7 - is affordable luxury. The speakers sound amazing and yet are at a reasonable price point. I own the Sony SRSX5 speaker, which sounds incredible and is equal (in quality) to the legendary Bose. The SRS-X3 is a smaller version of the SRS-X5 and comes at a more reasonable price point. CNET is a great place for reviews. They said:
With comparably good sound for its size and the addition of speakerphone features, the Sony SRS-X3 mini Bluetooth speaker measures up well against the pricier Bose SoundLink Mini.
I agree with this review, I spent a good deal of time deciding which Sony SRS speaker I wanted. The quality on all three models was amazing, and I managed to afford the SRS-X5. The SRS-X3 was a strong contender at a really great price. One reviewer of the SRS-X5 said:
I bought this to replace another brand. Sony was so much clearer and richer sounding with excellent bass. I use it for my home Desktop Computer and for listening to ITunes. can't go wrong with this.
Most people are amazed at the sound quality of this speaker. It is also very sleek and comes with a decent seven-hour battery. While I generally plug my speaker in when I listen, it is nice to have the battery for travelling or for using the speaker in another part of the house.
Receive free shipping on orders of $25 or more at The Source Canada.
(Expiry: 25th March 2015)
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