In a normal, everyday environment — like a shopping centre, café, or living room with some background noise — people around you usually won't hear much at all.

The sound is directed toward your ears, so it stays fairly private even at moderate volumes.

However, in a very quiet room, especially late at night when everything else is still, someone nearby might pick up a bit of sound if you turn the volume up high.

NeckTheatre doesn't project sound outward the way conventional audio devices do, but its open-ear design does let a small amount of audio escape in total silence — so it's worth keeping the volume moderate if you're in a quiet space with others close by.

Many customers choose NeckTheatre for its personal audio quality and the convenience of open-ear listening.

One of our customers, a retiree living in an apartment, shared:

"I use it for hands-free phone calls, and since I live in an apartment, it works well as a courtesy to my neighbors while I watch television during quiet hours."

At moderate volumes in most settings, this kind of everyday courtesy use is common — though as noted above, we'd still suggest keeping volume low in very quiet rooms for the most considerate experience.

NeckTheatre takes around 2 hours to fully charge.

On the latest model, you can enjoy up to 14 hours of listening at around 60–70% volume.

Previous models offer up to 11 hours of battery life.

Yes. NeckTheatre connects via Bluetooth and allows you to take phone calls hands-free.

Yes, it is only 165gr, lighter than 4 large size eggs, making it lightweight and comfortable for everyday use, even over longer periods.

Yes. If your TV supports Bluetooth, you can pair NeckTheatre directly.

Simply reset Bluetooth on NeckTheatre and select it from the available devices on your TV.