The Sony SRS-NB10 Is A New Wireless Neckband Speaker To Help You With WFH

Sony has just released the SRS-NB10, a new wireless neckband speaker that is designed to rest on your shoulders. Sony says that the new wireless neckband speaker is a new and convenient way for you to take conference calls, listen to music and walk around in total comfort all day.

The SRS-NB10 has a full-range, upward-angled speaker unit that optimises sound for your ears alone. The bass is boosted by passive radiators built in the back of the box, ensuring a well-balanced sound. The speakers also feature Precise Voice Pickup Technology for clear calls.

Additionally, the neckband speaker minimises feedback and echo by combining two high-quality directional (beam-forming) microphones with innovative audio signal processing. There are also touch controls for volume control as well as playback. The back’s stretchy band helps in finding the ideal fit. Furthermore, the open-ear design lets you listen to calls while remaining aware of your surroundings.

The speakers also come with a 20-hour battery life that can be charged over Type-C. A quick 10-minute charge with USB Type-C will give you up to an hour of extra work or play. You can also connect the SRS-NB10 to two devices at the same time via Multipoint Connection. The neckband speaker can also be used without worry when doing chores such as washing up as it has an IPX4 splash-proof design.

The speaker also features a sleek and simple design with a high-quality fabric finish. Moreover, there’s less than 10% of plastic materials present in the speakers packaging which reflects Sony’s commitment to reducing the environmental impact of its product and practices.

Sony SRS-NB10 price and availability

The SRS-NB10 comes in two colour variants: charcoal grey or white will be available nationwide in Malaysia from January 2022 and will carry a retail price of RM599. For more information on Sony’s new wireless neckband speaker, you can head over here.

Pokdepinion: A set of speakers that sit on your shoulders is a strange concept for me. I guess it’s geared more for those people who don’t want to use headphones or earphones all the time.