The Sony SRS-NS7 was made for movies, but shines in video games, where surround sound works as good or better than headphones.

You can use this neckband speaker with any Bluetooth source, but pairing it with a Sony Bravia XR-series TV enables a unique and fun surround-sound experience.

The Sony SRS NS7 does give a glimpse of the future but I'm still unsure of the possible use cases for this. The most logical one I could think of is for those who live in flats or apartments where you can't blast the sound to have a theatre-like experience as it may be a problem for the neighbours. It's phenomenal to think that Sony has managed to find a way to deliver sound straight into the ear without covering them up. It's not the first to do, but it's certainly the best to do so.

The Sony SRS-NS7 is an open wireless neck hanging speaker with a very personal design and comfortable wearing. It is very suitable for those users who want a high-quality audio and video experience and pursue a certain degree of portability. It can meet the use of multiple scenarios, and at the same time, the unique 360° on-site sound effect personal customization technology makes this speaker sound excellent. If you want a wearable private theater, consider the Sony SRS-NS7 speaker.

The SRS-NS7 headband speaker can be a really great product for the right person. Its features and functionality are pretty specific, so you have to make sure that they’ll work for you. I would recommend this if you enjoy watching movies late at night or if you’re looking for an un-fussy home theatre set-up.

The NS7 is a practical solution for situations where a directional but open sound is wanted, but it fails to deliver a convincing overall surround sound experience