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Sit right in the middle of the action with this Sony wearable speaker, now $100 off!

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The best TVs of 2024 are great when it comes to picture quality, gaming optimizations, and streaming capabilities. But, because most TV designs trend toward the thin side, that doesn’t leave much room for speakers. While some folks may solve the problem of lackluster TV audio with a soundbar (and we have plenty of great soundbar deals to look through), others may prefer the wearable approach of the Sony Bravia Theater U Wearable TV Speaker. In fact, this on-your-shoulders home theater system has a great discount. When you order through Sony directly, you’ll only pay $200. At full price, this model sells for $300.

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Why you should buy the Sony Bravia Theater U Wearable TV Speaker

The U Wearable TV Speaker is like a cross between a soundbar and a solid pair of headphones, minus the over-ear design. Meant to sit on your shoulders, the U Wearable uses Sony’s X-Balanced Speaker Unit to deliver highs, mids, and lows in an upward-firing fashion. It’s like having every part of a surround sound setup within arm’s reach! And while the main intent of the device is to use it in conjunction with a Sony Bravia TV, you’ll be able to pair the U Wearable to many different phones, tablets, and PCs, too. On a full charge, the U Wearable should last up to 12 hours, and Bluetooth Multipoint lets you pair the speaker to more than one device simultaneously. Should you ever venture outside with the U Wearable, its IPX4 rating should hold up against a bit of rain or sweat. There’s even a built-in microphone for taking phone calls, and the silicone neckband is comfortable for long-wear sessions. It’s hard to say how long this markdown is going to last, though Sony TV deals like this one tend to go pretty quickly. Today may end up being the best day to save this much on the Sony Bravia Theater U Wearable TV Speaker. Take $100 off this audio device while you still can, and be sure to check out some of the best TV deals we’ve been gathering, too.

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Michael Bizzaco
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Michael Bizzaco has been selling, installing, and talking about TVs, soundbars, streaming devices, and all things smart home…
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