Without a doubt, soundbars are a popular market. As we said in our ZVOX review, they certainly have an appeal -- better sound quality than the terrible speakers and amplifiers typically built into TVs ...

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The Sony SRS-WS1 Immersive Wearable Speaker is an odd looking listening device that rests on your shoulders. It delivers wireless sound and vibrations to enhance in-home audio. The Sony SRS-WS1 ...

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Wireless audio equipment have gotten a surge of popularity and innovation, in no small part thanks to the demise of the venerable headphone jack on smartphones. A variety of wireless headsets have ...

Topping the list of gadgets that nobody really asked for is the new Sony SRS-WS1 ($249), a wearable neck speaker designed for use around the house. The bizarre creation is placed on your shoulders so ...

I've been testing out the Immersive Wearable Speaker for the past week, and from the get-go, it was one of the strangest products I've ever used. It looks and feels like a quality Sony device, and it ...

Sony recently announced a $300 wireless speaker that you wear around your neck new, calling it the SRS-WS1 Immersive Wearable Speaker. If it looks a little familiar, you might be thinking about the ...

Our team tests, rates, and reviews more than 1,500 products each year to help you make better buying decisions and get more from technology. Sony's wearable SRS-WS1 speaker delivers an immersive, bass ...

Our team tests, rates, and reviews more than 1,500 products each year to help you make better buying decisions and get more from technology. Sony's wearable SRS-WS1 speaker delivers an immersive, bass ...