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Sony’s Cooling Neck Device Is Coming to the US, and I Got a First Look

Sony is expanding the availability of its Reon Pocket Pro Plus wearable air conditioning device to the US market.

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📍 How it ended

Sony's wearable air conditioner, known as the Reon Pocket Pro Plus, was introduced in various markets including the US. The device, priced at $260, has been reviewed and tested by several publications, with some expressing skepticism about its value.

The story quieted without further updates on its sales or widespread adoption.

Epilogue added 43d ago, after coverage quieted.

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Where it stands

Sony is bringing its wearable cooling neck device, the Reon Pocket Pro Plus, to the US. The gadget is being positioned as a portable alternative to handheld fans for managing heatwaves.

Coverage from CNET, PCMag, T3, Shortlist, and Business Today emphasizes the device's utility during extreme heat, though a PCMag review highlights a negative user experience during a trial run. The device is listed at a price point of $260.

Future developments center on the official US rollout and further performance evaluations of the wearable AC technology.

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What is the name of the device?

The device is the Sony Reon Pocket Pro Plus.

How much does the device cost?

According to PCMag, the wearable AC is priced at $260.

Where is the device becoming available?

Coverage indicates it is coming to the US and is being discussed in the context of UK heatwaves.

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