Trending Now - Sony Unveils New Soundbars With Dolby Atmos for 2026
WHO:
Sony Corporation, a technology company known for its electronics, including soundbars and TVs.
WHAT:
The Bravia Theater Bar 7 will include four passive radiators in addition to its nine drivers.
The Bar 7 can be purchased without the Bravia Theater Sub 7, with pricing to be announced.
The Sub 8 features a 7.9-inch driver for enhanced bass clarity.
The Sub 9 has two opposing 7.9-inch drivers for powerful bass.
The new Theater Rear 9 speakers include an up-firing driver and two passive radiators, along with a tweeter and a woofer.
The Theater Rear 9 speakers come with swivel wall mounts that allow for 60-degree movement.
The Bravia Theater Bar 5 includes a subwoofer and features Sony’s Voice Zoom 3 for enhanced dialogue.
The Bravia 3 II TVs will start at $600 for a 43-inch model and go up to $3,100 for a 100-inch model.
The Bravia 3 II supports Dolby Vision, Atmos, and DTS:X, with refresh rates up to 120Hz.
The Bravia 3 II will feature four HDMI 2.1 ports.
Sony unveiled new soundbars, subwoofers, and Bravia TVs that support Dolby Atmos.
The new soundbars include the Bravia Theater Bar 5 and Bar 7.
The Bar 7 features nine drivers, including three woofers, two tweeters, two up-firing units, and two side-firing drivers.
The Bar 7 is priced at $870 when bundled with the Bravia Theater Sub 7.
The Bar 5 is priced at $350 and features a 3.1-channel setup.
The new subwoofers include the Sub 7 ($330), Sub 8 ($500), and Sub 9 ($900).
A pair of Theater Rear 9 speakers is priced at $750.
WHERE:
The products are available for pre-order, although specific locations are not mentioned.
WHEN:
The Bravia 3 II mid-range LED TV line will start showing up at retailers in spring 2026.
The Bravia Theater Bar 5 is available for pre-order starting on March 26th, 2026.
The Bar 7, all three new subwoofers, and the Rear 9 will be available for pre-order later in spring 2026.
WHY:
The new products aim to enhance audio performance with features like Dolby Atmos, DTS:X, and IMAX Enhanced sound.
HOW:
The Bar 7 utilizes Sony’s oval-shaped X-Balanced design for its drivers.
The Bar 5 employs upmixing technology (S-Force Pro Front Surround and Vertical Sound Engine) to simulate overhead effects.
Dual subwoofer connectivity is available for stronger, more balanced bass.
(UPDATED March 26, 2026 01:22 UTC)
Sony has unveiled a range of new audio products, including the Bravia Theater Bar 7, which features four passive radiators alongside its nine drivers, and the Theater Rear 9 speakers that come equipped with an up-firing driver and swivel wall mounts. Additionally, the Bravia 3 II mid-range LED TV line is set to hit retailers this spring, with prices starting at $600 for a 43-inch model and reaching up to $3,100 for a 100-inch version. These new TVs will support advanced features like Dolby Vision, Atmos, and DTS:X, and will include four HDMI 2.1 ports for enhanced connectivity.
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(UPDATED March 26, 2026 00:34 UTC)
Sony Corporation has unveiled a new lineup of soundbars, subwoofers, and Bravia TVs that support Dolby Atmos, enhancing audio performance for home entertainment. The Bravia Theater Bar 5 is available for pre-order starting on March 26, 2026, priced at $350, while the more advanced Bar 7, featuring nine drivers and priced at $870 when bundled with the Bravia Theater Sub 7, will be available for pre-order later this spring along with three new subwoofers and the Theater Rear 9 speakers. These products incorporate advanced technologies like Sony’s X-Balanced design and upmixing technology to deliver an immersive sound experience.