Sony BRAVIA Theatre U - Dolby Atmos® Neck Speaker, Bluetooth®, Multi-Pair Connection, PS5 Gaming Function, 360 Spatial Sound Personalised

My actual score for these neck speakers is 4.6 because there’s no instructions included. As I had used this style of speaker before, I could get on with them. As no instructions, I assumed that they needed charging before use and I’m glad I did as they needed about an hour and a quarter before the charging light went out. Again, because I had used similar speakers, I knew how to set them up to make the bluetooth connection to my TV (for which these will be primarily used) by pressing and holding the start button until the unit beeped and a blue light started flashing. They immediately connected to the Panasonic TV. I then held down the volume (+) button until I could hear the TV sounds. I could then adjust the maximum volume using the TV remote. The sound quality is very good albeit that it could do with more base but, from the speaker sizes, that would be difficult. The clarity is the best I’ve heard from this type of speaker and, to be honest, probably the best for hearing the spoken word all together An in-use battery life of about 12 hours seems to be the upper range standard for neck speakers and is more then enough for me as it gives a more-than-2-evenings-worth of listening. Now for the difficult part of the review, are they value-for-money? For my purposes perhaps yes, but not for everyone. Music is less well covered due to the lack of deep base so that may affect other’s viewpoint. If this type of speaker was made by a company whose trade name sound like fruit, the price would be nearer £400, so Sony’s £269 is probably fair (although one day after I ordered mine the price was reduced to £189 🤬, but that’s life!) My final part of the review is comfort. I’m an old man so I tend to watch TV sitting up in bed. I found that within a few minutes I had totally forgotten that the speakers were around my neck. Yes, if you move your head around, the sound come louder from one speaker than the other but, to be honest, that happens if listening direct from TV speakers anyway and, 99% of the time you really don’t notice. Overall, an extremely good opinion of my purchase and it’s the best spoken word clarity I have heard. I would recommend this unit to anyone other then those who would use ir primarily for music due to the low level of base (it is there, just not heavy nor deep)

I bought the Sony SRS NS7 a couple of years back and those sounded great but they lacked bass. These new Theater U sound as good but with the added lows that the NS7 were missing I even hear sub at time, and as you can now save eq setting to the unit you get much more sound for the money you pay. The unit supports dual connectivity and dual pairing (2 BT units). Update: bought two of these and yes, they work perfectly. Great for late night movies or gaming. Note: If you already own the WLA NS7 (The Sony Bluetooth puck) then the Theater U will connect to it and give you t Atmos/3D Tempest and Low latency Ldac (Only for Sony products) which is great for movies and Playstation 5 gaming. And if you own 2 of the Theater I you can connect them simultaneously. The connection is spotless and I've been easily 20 Meyers from the BT transmitter and still get awesome Ldac sound through sometimes 2 walls. It's a great upgrade and a welcome addition to any household that either has a young child or pets that they don't want to disturb during their beauty sleep. Strongly recommended!

Eccezionale! Sony è sempre la migliore.

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Dejar claro que lo compre por 170€ al comprarlo en Amazon Warehouse, que es un precio aceptable para este dispositivo de Sony. Son unos altavoces estereo que se colocan sobre los hombros con lo que el audio llega directamente a tus oídos. Como puntos positivos a destacar: Los compre en Amazon Warehouse "Como nuevos" casi a mitad de precio y vinieron prácticamente nuevos, solo la caja abierta. No pesan demasiado con lo que son muy cómodos sobre los hombros y te acostumbras muy rápido a llevarlos. Tienen un muy buen sonido que se acrecenta en volúmenes bajos y medios, más que suficiente al tenerlo muy cerca de los oídos. Es muy inmersivo, sobre todo para videojuegos con Dolby o sonido sourround y películas y series. La música y podcast también se oyen muy bien. Es muy polivalente porque se conecta a 2 dispositivos, a la vez, Bluetooth y viene con un cable para conectarlo, via minijack, a cualquier mando de consola, PC. Molesta mucho menos a la gente que te rodea que unos altavoces estereo típicos. Se puede llevar a cualquier parte de la casa y su conectividad tiene bastante distancia. No te aislan del mundo como los auriculares. Como puntos negativos a destacar: A su P.V.P. original es un dispositivo demasiado caro para lo que ofrece. Si tienes problemas en cuello, hombros, cervicales...te pueden llegar a molestar. Con volúmenes altos, la calidad de sonido empeora exageradamente pero lo bueno es que tanto volumen, no lo aguanta nadie tan cerca de sus oídos, con lo que siempre lo tienes a volúmenes bajos o medios. El sonido 3D sourround virtual que vende es para unas aplicaciones de pago o si tienes TV Sony Bravia top. Si estás al lado de otras personas lo oyen, no es "inocuo" pero si estás en otro cuarto o a una distancia prudente, molesta muchísimo menos que cualquier En resumen, una de las mejoras compras que he hecho para jugar a mis videojuegos de manera más inmersiva. Es una mezcla de unos altavoces estereo típicos con unos auriculares: oyes el audio tu, oyes lo que pasa a tu alrededor pero no molestas tanto a la gente que vive contigo o vecinos. Muy aconsejable.