Samsung unwraps Q-Series Soundbar its world’s 1st built-in Wireless Dolby Atmos connection
Samsung brought to light their world’s 1st built-in Wireless* Dolby Atmos connection on the Q-Series Soundbar, which is probably their best and most efficient launch in a series till date.
A very interesting take on their wireless series, Samsung now asks its users what they would do with their wires now that they don’t need to plug in speakers.
Samsung’s entry-level Q series system is designed to offer a more immersive audio experience than integrated TV speakers while still providing a more compact alternative to a complete surround speaker system. It is the entry-level DTS:X and Dolby Atmos-certified sound bar system from Samsung for 2019.
The gadget offers thrilling 3.1.2 playback utilizing two overhead channels and also the proprietary Acoustic Beam technology of the corporation.
When we talk about true surround sound, there are supposed to be a lot of connections and wires for it to feel like it, but with its most recent launch, Samsung promises all of this exists in their hassle-free, easy-to-use, soundbar.
Atmos is normally used in cinemas and the soundbar carries with it four upward bouncing sound beams for the user’s best experience at home. A sound system is an exaggeration for this product as it is just a soundbar after all. Along with its feature of wifi and Bluetooth connections, the soundbar has audio streaming and offers connection to Alexa devices as well.
On an aesthetic level, the soundbar is a 43-inch soundbar, with a well-brushed, rectangular design. It has a fine and sophisticated finish with silver accents trimmed on the border and over the sides.
With a very engaging audio performance, the famous “acoustic sound beam technology” device offers it all and is a recommended buy for sure.
With the world’s 1st built-in Wireless* Dolby Atmos connection on the Q-Series Soundbar, you don’t need wires to experience a powerful surround sound. And that brings us to the question, what will you do with wires now? Share in comments. pic.twitter.com/ogGFx8nYVs
— Samsung India (@SamsungIndia) December 10, 2022
