Last year, Sony quietly launched one of the strangest gadgets it’s ever made. It wasn’t a new pair of headphones or a new TV ...

Sony's air conditioner gadget is one of the more bizarre inventions of 2024, but it's already popular in Asia - and is now available outside the continent.

Sony is coming in hot with the cooldown accessory of the new decade: a portable, personal air conditioner. The Reon Pocket is a slim, pocketable solution for those humid days when you just can’t ...

When Sony launched its first-generation personal air conditioner last summer, it seemed like an unnecessary gimmick that would do little to ease your suffering during the summer heat. There’s ...

Hold on, though, it's not yet available in the United States. Just in time for summer, Sony is marketing a new wearable air conditioner to help people on the go beat the heat.

The Sony Reon Pocket lasts around 2-3 hours on a charge, depending on the intensity of your settings. The device also has a warming feature for those who are just as bothered by the cold as the heat.

Courtesy: Sony First Flight program (WSVN) - If you have ever wished you could take the air conditioner with you when you go out, then Sony is working on just the thing.

And while the latter got postponed until July next year due to Covid-19, the sweltering summer heat is here without delay, right on time for Sony's launch of its quirky, wearable air conditioner.

For one, the battery life. While Sony initially claimed it expected up to 24 hours of battery life on the device, that's not quite a correct characterization of how the device will operate.

The company recently launched a new project for a personal air conditioner, dubbed the Reon Pocket, and while the launch is currently Japan-only, the little device has already met its crowdfunding ...

The gadget is like a wearable ‘air conditioner which is kept in a pouch in a special t-shirt that would likely ship with the device. The stealthy device doesn’t condition the air as such ...