Our take on the Wireless Dolby Atmos Soundbar, Subwoofer & Rear Speakers

A full 5.1.2-style surround set: a soundbar, a wireless subwoofer and two wireless rear speakers, with Dolby Atmos decoding for height effects. It suits people who want real rear-channel surround in a living room without running speaker cables across the floor. Against soundbar-only rivals it adds discrete rears and a separate sub, which gives more enveloping effects and deeper bass, but it takes more space and more power outlets. Setup is plug-and-pair rather than a single bar, and the Atmos height effect depends on your room and ceiling.

Best forLiving rooms where rear surround is wanted without wired speakersMovie and streaming fans who want Atmos height effectsGamers wanting positional audio behind themBuyers who prefer a separate subwoofer over a bar-only setup

Pros

True surround from dedicated wireless rear speakers
Separate subwoofer for deeper bass than bar-only systems
Dolby Atmos decoding for overhead effects
No speaker cables to the rears
Simple plug-in and pair setup

Cons

Questions and answers

Does it need power outlets for the rear speakers?

Yes. The rear speakers are wireless for audio but each still needs a power outlet, so plan a socket near each rear position.

Is this a real 5.1.2 system?

It is a soundbar, subwoofer and two rears, so it delivers discrete rear channels. Height effects are produced by the bar rather than by up-firing speakers in the rears.

Will it work with my TV?

It connects to a TV over a digital audio connection such as HDMI or optical. Check that your TV passes Dolby Atmos if you want the height effects.

Do I need a receiver or amplifier?

No. The bar contains the amplification and processing, and the subwoofer and rears pair to it wirelessly.

How does it compare with a single high-end soundbar?

A single premium bar can sound wider and cleaner, but this set puts sound behind you, which a bar alone cannot do. The trade-off is more speakers and outlets to manage.

Wireless Dolby Atmos Soundbar, Subwoofer & Rear Speakers

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Our take on the Wireless Dolby Atmos Soundbar, Subwoofer & Rear Speakers

Pros

True surround from dedicated wireless rear speakers
Separate subwoofer for deeper bass than bar-only systems
Dolby Atmos decoding for overhead effects
No speaker cables to the rears
Simple plug-in and pair setup

Cons

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Questions and answers

Does it need power outlets for the rear speakers?: Yes. The rear speakers are wireless for audio but each still needs a power outlet, so plan a socket near each rear position.
Is this a real 5.1.2 system?: It is a soundbar, subwoofer and two rears, so it delivers discrete rear channels. Height effects are produced by the bar rather than by up-firing speakers in the rears.
Will it work with my TV?: It connects to a TV over a digital audio connection such as HDMI or optical. Check that your TV passes Dolby Atmos if you want the height effects.
Do I need a receiver or amplifier?: No. The bar contains the amplification and processing, and the subwoofer and rears pair to it wirelessly.
How does it compare with a single high-end soundbar?: A single premium bar can sound wider and cleaner, but this set puts sound behind you, which a bar alone cannot do. The trade-off is more speakers and outlets to manage.