The Sony SRS-NB10 is a neckband with integrated wireless speakers that gives you personalised sound without shutting you inside.

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  Basically easy to pair with devices via Bluetooth, The operation of the speaker itself is simple, In addition, light and flexible, yet robust build quality.

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  The sound image is completely devoid of bass, which quickly becomes strenuous, In addition, Multipoint Connection does not work as expected, Does not generally deliver enough quality for the price.

Yes, if you are constantly on calls and what to get rid of that constant pain on your ears. But remember this is a new experience and it does take some getting used to, especially with the aspect of privacy. But this is something you can get used to, especially for your working hours.

The field of audio hardware is generally a conservative one when it comes to the question of design. Between open and closed backs, wired and wireless earbud s and on or over-ear headphones the general shape of the things I use to listen to music hasn’t changed very much in the past few years.

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  Quirky but comfortable design, Decent microphone quality, Long battery life, You work from home If you want to protect your ears from being overworked, then the SRS-NB10 is a smart alternative

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  Average sound quality, Design isn’t adjustable, Impossible to listen completely privately, You work in a space with others The very nature of the speaker’s design means anyone nearby will be able to hear your music and call conferences

Last year Sony released the SRS-WS1 neckband speaker, and while they weren’t received horribly, the consensus was that it was a strange, overpriced product. Well, Sony’s back at it with the SRS-NB10 now, which is supposed to be a more useful and affordable follow-up. And well… it is cheaper.

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  Wireless, Fairly comfortable, Unique alternative to headphones/speakers

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  Not practical for most people, Don't sound great

Nice design and very useful.Nice design and very useful.

Purchased above named item, from my Sony app. I have other Sony products and have not been disappointed with them. Until now, I hasten to add. I have a disability and want to listen to my music, iPodcasts and Netflix subscription television my way, without disturbing others.

I expected better from Sony, but find the sound quality of these disappointing. For the price of £99 and considering it's a Sony product, I would have expected better. There's no bass and the sound is a bit tinny, kinda cheap sounding. Sending them back

Works well for me when working from home

After sampling a cheaper brand of 'neckphones' I tried Sony, a bit dearer, twice the price even, but in this case it seems totally worth it if they're something you'll use a lot.

Really like this device! I work in recruitment so I'm on video calls a lot, and this device is much more comfortable than wearing headphones for long periods of time, and the input and output quality is great for voice.

Great device! The model up from it is better for music and watching films but this is perfect for taking calls, watching YouTube, zoom, and listening to audiobooks -- it is just missing the bass a little from music and films

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I've had four different headband speakers so far but these were by far the best. I would have given 5 stars but I am only getting about 15 hours of battery life instead of the 20 hours claimed.

I needed headphones to listen to Audiobooks , Music , & talk on my mobile phone. Because I require Hearing Aids normal headphones are a nonstarter. Using Earbuds became very complicated when the phone rang. I also discovered that Earbuds can also ramp up Tinnitus to very painful levels.