Sony Wearable Speaker System: Wireless Over Neck Speaker for Home Theater and Gaming - Personal Neckband Headphone System with Reactive Vibration - SRS-WS1,White

This is a very hard device to review and to judge. You can read every single review and watch every video on it and still won’t get what its truly like until you use it. Which happened to me. I saw videos where they spoke of the weight or the uncomfortableness of it. The way it moves or slides or doesn’t stay in place on your shoulders. Then there is the audio, whether some found it weak and others found it fantastic. So, yes, a very difficult device to judge.Fortunately for myself, everything worked out for the better. The comfort level is fine for me. Maybe because of my bigger shoulders I had no issues with it. In fact it felt so light that I forget I’m wearing it. My only real worry is my hidradenitis and the pain around my neck.The sound is good to great. Music is the only negative. Not terrible mind you, but not great. It’s interesting to see how music compares to both movies and games. With music its not as rich in sound as it is with movies. That is the real issue, the fullness headphones give you with music. But you wouldn’t purchase for that and I don’t think its fully advertise as a musical listening device. I knew before I purchased so I’m fine with it. When watching youtube videos or listening to Spotify as I play a game I’m really okay with it. Movies and games is where it shines the most. When you have the bass set at its maximum it can really KICK in. The device shakes and somewhat bounces. I was surprised when I felt it and when I tried different movie scenes. Shows also work well, the clarity in voice is noticeable. And as far as games, playing GT Sport in VR while wearing this was pretty awesome to say the least. You can get a nice positional feedback when having audio come out right/left and even behind you.Someone mentioned that its like having two bt speakers held up to your ear. The funny thing about that is I’ve tried that a long time ago to see how it would sound because headphones hurt my ears after a while and I’ve never been good with in ear headphones as they always fall out. I thought, too bad I can’t have it this way with the bluetooth speakers because it sounds pretty good. And here Sony has my answer. I bought these on sale, and for me, if you have headset/headphone issues, in ear, over and on ear and you want something completely different then I say go for it. I will say that they do get loud, surprisingly loud. Overall, I recommend them.

If you have a Playstation 5, you know how well the console handles its audio experience. 3D audio is really something and goes a long way to providing an immersive sound experience. Just one problem: It works best with headphones, but sometimes, headphones don't work for me.For one thing, I find they can become uncomfortable when worn longer than a couple hours. For another, I'm an inveterate multitasker. When I play a video game, I usually want to watch the news, a YouTube video or even a movie or TV show at the same time. Headphones obviously don't work for that, since they isolate you from any other sounds in the room.These wearable speakers are the perfect solution. I simply plug them directly into the Dualsense controller for the full 3D audio experience, but I can still hear audio from whatever I have playing simultaneously. What's more, they're great for the social aspects of gaming. My friend and I enjoy using the PS5's picture-in-picture feature to watch each other's gameplay and chat as we play games. But unless you're using a headset, voices can be difficult to hear, especially when played through the Dualsense's mediocre controller speaker. This wearable speaker makes communication much easier, although keep in mind the device lacks a microphone. That's not a problem for me since the Dualsense has a mic built in.What REALLY sets this over the top as an amazing video game accessory is the vibration function. The Dualsense is already rightly lauded for its excellent haptics that replicate in-game sensations. Working in tandem with the controller, this wearable speaker makes haptics/vibration a full-body experience. It's working off cues from the audio and not a programmed experience like the Dualsense, granted, but it's so effective, one might be forgiven for thinking games were designed with it in mind.When I was checking out professional reviews for this product, several writers wondered who exactly this was made for. Well, as a very particular person with very specific annoyances I wanted to fix, it's certainly made for me. If you need a wearable speaker with the flexibility of Bluetooth and a built-in mic, this isn't the model for you. But if anything I've mentioned above sounds intriguing, this may indeed be worth a try.

📺の音を大きくしなければならないので苦痛だったけど、耳元でスッキリ聞こえるようになって最高です