Environment & Accessibility

Aiming to achieve a zero environmental footprint

Inspired by the beauty of the world, we are doing our part to help preserve the Earth while still offering superior sound quality and listening experiences. With a goal of achieving a zero environmental footprint across the entire Sony Group by the year 2050, we are accelerating numerous initiatives for the environment.
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Environment in mind

Our products also take the environment into consideration. Approximately 20% of the total plastic used in the ULT TOWER 5 is recycled plastic, incorporated into multiple parts of the speaker body. 0 This reflects how Sony strives to reduce the environmental impact of our products.

 

A top-down shot shows three clear glass petri dishes arranged on a white surface, each holding different materials used in sustainable manufacturing. The top-left dish contains dry plant fibers and flat, weathered pieces of wood. The top-right dish is filled with fragmented, multicolored plastic shards in yellow, red, white, and black. The bottom dish holds a pile of small, translucent blue recycled plastic pellets.

Accessibility

We believe technology should make the world more interactive, more creative, more entertaining, and more inclusive. By incorporating human-centric, inclusive design into our audio products, we deliver our KANDO experience to all our users, regardless of age, ability, or environment.

 

Left panel: A close-up profile shot of a man with his eyes closed and a hand raised near his ear, appearing to listen intently. Center panel: A side profile of a person bent forward in a yoga pose or stretch against a soft blue background with sunlight catching their hair. Right panel: A woman sitting in a wheelchair at a desk by a window, holding a paintbrush and focusing on an easel in front of her.