Suara.com – Sony officially launched speaker wearable with a lightweight and futuristic design. Carrying a commercial identity as Sony SRS-NB10, device This is targeted at people who are working from home (WFH).
Sony’s neckband speaker has a fairly strong battery capacity because it has a music playback time of up to 20 hours.
The Sony SRS-NB1 features a lightweight design and controls on both sides that allow users to quickly mute, control volume, and other command features.
The company claims that the neckband speakers use advanced audio signal processing for better call quality.
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This device seems suitable for people who do not really like wearing TWS directly into the ear. The Sony SRS-NB1 is equipped with a 10-minute fast charging feature that can provide one hour of playtime.
“Packed with technology to help throughout the workday, the Sony SRS-NB10 neckband speaker offers you a better way to work from home. With dedicated, simplified buttons for mute, volume and power, operation becomes faster and more intuitive no matter what’s happening around you,“wrote Sony on its official website.
Quoted from NDTV, The device uses Bluetooth v5.1 for connectivity with SBC and AAC codec support.
This neckband speaker has a maximum communication range of 30 meters and a frequency response range of 20 Hz to 20,000 Hz.
The Sony SRS-NB10 wireless neckband speaker is also splash-resistant thanks to IPX4 certification. The device only weighs 113 grams so it is suitable if used for a long time when WFH. Users can easily remove the device considering the Sony SRS-NB10 does not stick to the ear.
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The Sony SRS-NB10 carries a full-range speaker that is aimed at the user’s ear. The neckband speaker is equipped with Precise Voice Pickup Technology with support for two microphones which is claimed to provide clear sound quality during video calls.
The Sony SRS-NB10 is priced at US$149.99 or Rp. 2.2 million. The device is still on limited sale in the United States and is not yet known for its global availability.
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