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Sony Neck speaker SRS-NB10
20 h, Wireless
Question about Sony Neck speaker SRS-NB10
Is it suitable for people with a strong neck?
In terms of quality, I have to tell you that this device is really very good and I would say that your neck should be a maximum of 13 to 14 cm wide to make it work, but otherwise I don't think there are any real problems and you can possibly just order the device without unpacking it and send it back if it doesn't meet your expectations. I find the device very good for my purposes, which are mainly for watching TV in bed. Unfortunately, I can't say for telephoning as I use an overhead headset. Have a nice Thursday and best regards Thomas
It depends on what you mean by a strong neck :-)
the shortest distance is 14cm (where the thin layer ends), between speaker to speaker at the furthest point at rest is 15cm.
If I expand it by moving the drivers apart, I even measure 20cm.
The base where the 2 speakers are connected, which is then behind the neck, is very flexible.
I have had them for a long time and I am very happy with them, I use them a lot for team meetings.
They are very light and you hardly hear them. Your neighbours hear with you anyway (normal or high volume).
the shortest distance is 14cm (where the thin layer ends), between speaker to speaker at the furthest point at rest is 15cm.
If I expand it by moving the drivers apart, I even measure 20cm.
The base where the 2 speakers are connected, which is then behind the neck, is very flexible.
I have had them for a long time and I am very happy with them, I use them a lot for team meetings.
They are very light and you hardly hear them. Your neighbours hear with you anyway (normal or high volume).
It's difficult to say without measurements - but for me, with a relatively strong neck, it doesn't sit tightly on my shoulders in any way. But if you have particularly strong neck muscles, you may feel differently.