Sony | BRAVIA Theater U Wearable TV Speaker - Product Overview 

Just have to ask, did you get 1 or 2? Trying to figure out how close you can sit with 2 of these without the sound from them interfering with each other :) EDIT: I’m not a Sith I promise 😅

@@bellevik I only purchased one. I did hear though that on the new 2024 Bravia TVs you can pair two of them to the TV. I haven't tried that as of yet though.

Hi @mrp5169, Thanks for sharing your experience with us. We are glad you enjoy our product. Cheers! Gerson.

@@SonySupportUSA my upstairs Neighbour just bought one, so no more complaints from my basement Neighbours in the future when we listen to music late at night 🤣🤣🔊🔊🔊

With Bluetooth support, you’ll totally LOVE the BRAVIA Theater U !! 😎😎

Thank you for contacting Sony support, we are glad to assist you with this inquiry. The following link will provide which Sony audio products can use the unique features of BRAVIA TVs (including of course Dolby Atmos and 360 Spatial Sound), please access here: www.sony-latin.com/es/electronics/support/articles/00285416?showHeaderFooter=false Hope this helps! Regards, Ivan.

@@SonySupportUSA that's not in English.

Hi @sebkeccu4546, Thank you for your interest in our Sony BRAVIA Theater U Wearable TV Speaker! Yes, if the TV you are using supports the BLUETOOTH profiles for music playback (A2DP), then you can connect the neckband speaker to your TV via a BLUETOOTH connection and listen to the TV audio on the neckband speaker. You can access this link for more details: helpguide.sony.net/ht/7861/v1/en/contents/TP1001326162.html?search=TV For more information on the 2024 Sony BRAVIA TV & BRAVIA Theater Lineup, click here: bit.ly/sony_braviatheaterU Regards, Gerson.

Hi @kevalmalushte5111, Thank you for your interest in our Sony BRAVIA Theater U Wearable TV Speaker! Yes, you can use 2 neckband speakers at the same time (Speaker Add) with 2023 Sony TV models and other devices that support the BLUETOOTH profiles for music playback (A2DP). You can access this link for more details: helpguide.sony.net/ht/7861/v1/en/contents/TP1001326156.html?search=add%20function Regards, Gerson.

Thank you for contacting Sony support. You can connect Bluetooth devices such as headphones or speakers and enjoy TV sound through those devices if the TV supports the Advanced Audio Distribution Profile (A2DP). Check the following link for more information: www.sony.com/electronics/support/articles/00159290? Hope this helps! Regards, Ivan.

Hi @SilvianaVercelli, Thank you for considering Sony. The BLUETOOTH TX function of the Sony STR-AN1000 lets you enjoy listening to audio using BLUETOOTH headphones, in this case, Sonny BRAVIA Theater U. This function does not need cables, so you can choose where you want to listen to music without worrying about cables. For more details, access this link: helpguide.sony.net/ha/strtaan10/v1/en/contents/TP1000547582.html Hope this helps! Regards, Ivan.

Hi @dennis0201, Thank you for contacting Sony Electronics | Support (US)! Yes, the Sony BRAVIA Theater U Wearable TV Speaker includes a Dedicated audio adaptor + Dedicated audio cable. You can find pricing and information at electronics.sony.com/audio/speakers/wearable-speakers/p/htan7 Regards, Gerson.

@@SonySupportUSA You mean Theater U will include "WLA-NS7" transmitter which can apply with XR TV, right?

@@dennis0201 WLA-NS7 ? Does that make any e-arc tv compatible?

@@SonySupportUSA Does the adapter make it compatible with other tv's? Otherwise this device would only be usuable (purchasable) by bravia tv userzs (very limited clientel)

Hi @s89kw, Thank you for contacting Sony support, we are glad to assist you with your inquiry! Yes, you can connect the Sony BRAVIA Theatre U Neckband Speaker with an Android smartphone or an iPhone via a BLUETOOTH connection. You can access this link for more details: helpguide.sony.net/ht/7861/v1/en/contents/TP1001309727.html. BRAVIA Theatre U is a personal speaker that immerses you in movies without disturbing others. Combine our sleek wireless neckband speaker with Dolby Atmos and a compatible BRAVIA for immersive 360 Spatial Sound, and enjoy powerful soundtracks and crystal-clear dialogue. You can even pair with another BRAVIA Theater U to share the experience. Regards, Gerson.

@@SonySupportUSA The second question: Is this considered the second generation from srs ns7 ?

Well they did show you could connect it to the PS5 controller. So that should answer your question. Now that said, I don't know if you would get the same "surround" sound doing that via the cable. If so that would be great. Otherwise it would only really be stereo effect.

Hi @nikhilesh1952, Greetings, and thank you for your comment. On this site, we are able to provide assistance for customers in the US and Canada. For further assistance regarding your product, we highly recommend visiting our Sony Global Website for information on contacting the Sony Support Center in your region at www.sony.net/SonyInfo/Support/ Regards, Gerson.

Thank you for contacting Sony support, we are glad to assist you with this inquiry. Please access the following link to check what options are active and not active while connecting the unit to a game console: helpguide.sony.net/ht/7861/v1/en/contents/TP1001326158.html Hope this helps! Regards, Ivan.

Hi @tariqalbedwawi8613, Thank you for considering Sony. Yes, the other person could hear the content with you if the volume is all the way up. However, to have a better experience, we will suggest playing simultaneously with your BRAVIA TV. Your TV and BRAVIA Theater U can play sound simultaneously. So while your partner is watching TV, you can listen in the same high quality through your personal neckband speaker as you cook, tidy up or move around the room. Access this link for more info: electronics.sony.com/audio/speakers/wearable-speakers/p/htan7 Hope this helps! Regards, Ivan.

Hi @iBringDaLULZ, Sony takes into consideration all feedback to improve the performance and quality of our products and services. We're always looking to make Sony better. We appreciate your time sharing this feedback. Thank you, Gerson.

did you get these yet? and how do they compare to the srs ns7. i recently bought the srsns7 and debating if i should return it to buy these instead

@@JohnoR They're a step down from the NS7 in terms of soundstage and bass response ): I returned it a day after I bought it

@@iBringDaLULZso it mean its still better sony srs ns 7 than bravia theater u?

@@ferlino01 I personally prefer the NS7, but other reviewers really like it so I recommend trying it yourself and seeing if you like it!