Sony Electronics intros HT-S2000 3.1ch Dolby Atmos Soundbar in PH, priced at PHP 27,999!

Sony Electronics announces the newest soundbar in the Philippines called the HT-S2000.

The Soundbar below the BRAVIA TV

Sony outs the HT-S2000 Soundbar in the Philippines!

According to the brand it features 3.1ch Dolby Atmos/ DTS:X support that can deliver cinematic surround sound through its Vertical Surround Engine and S-Force PRO Front Surround.

Sony also takes pride in their newly developed mixer, as this will allow its soundbar to deliver a 3D surround experience when playing stereo content. The brand also continued that its built-in dual subwoofer can produce deep bass and if partnered with the center speaker it can bring clear sound as well.

The soundbar together with optional speakers

Meanwhile, Sony mentioned that the key to achieving louder sound pressure with less distortion and greater vocal clarity lies with the X-balanced Speaker unit.

There's also the optional wireless subwoofer (SA-SW5/ SA-SW3) that can bring further rich bass sound.  And to make it even more cinematic, users may also want to add the optional rear speaker SA-RS3S. Moreover, the speakers are compatible with BRAVIA XR TV as it can seamlessly detect them on the BRAVIA Quick Settings menu for easier controls.

The Sony Entertainment Connect app

Speaking of controls, there's also the Home Entertainment Connect app from Sony. The brand claims it can aid the user through initial settings, assist with troubleshooting and provide full control for volume, sound fields, and more right from their handsets. Additionally, it provides users useful information like the recommendation of features, new software updates, and more.

Lastly, Sony talks about sustainability. The aforementioned soundbar is made of recycled plastic in several parts of it. The company also stated that its packaging is made from 95 percent of recycled paper to minimize the use of plastic.

Price and availability

Sony HT-S2000 Soundbar - PHP 27,999

It is now available to all authorized dealers in the Philippines. For more information, you may head to the Sony Asia website.

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