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Sony's 2026 Soundbars and TVs Embrace Dolby Atmos Support

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Why This Matters

Sony's upcoming 2026 lineup introduces Dolby Atmos support across its soundbars and TVs, enhancing immersive audio experiences for consumers. The integration of advanced sound technology and high-resolution displays signifies Sony's commitment to delivering premium home entertainment, potentially setting new standards in the industry. This development offers consumers improved audio-visual quality and compatibility with next-generation content and gaming experiences.

Key Takeaways

Sony has outlined a new range of soundbars, which include Dolby Atmos support, and its latest mid-level TV, the Bravia 3 II.

The products will be available this spring. The audio lineup includes two new soundbars, the Theater Bar 5 and Bar 7, the Sub 9, Sub 8 and Sub 7 subwoofers, and a pair of Rear 9s.

Theater Bar 5 and Bar 7 Soundbars

The $870 Bar 7 is a competitor to other large single bars such as the Bose Smart Ultra Soundbar and Sonos Arc Ultra. Sony

The Bravia Theater Bar 5 ($350) is a 3.1-channel system that includes a wireless subwoofer, while the Bar 7 ($870) is a premium single soundbar with 9 speaker units.

The Bar 5 and Bar 7 soundbars are compatible with Dolby Atmos and DTS:X and pair with Bravia TVs for control via the TV menu. They include Sony upmixing technology including S-Force Pro, Front Surround and Vertical Surround Engine.

Meanwhile, the wireless Rear 9 speakers ($750) feature upfiring drivers and can create multiple phantom speakers.

Bravia 3 II TV

The Bravia 3 II LED TV is available in sizes up to 100 inches and it supports Dolby Vision, as well as Dolby Atmos and DTS:X. The TVs feature the high-end processors Sony including the XR Processor and XR Triluminos Pro. The TV offers support for 4K 120Hz, which should be great for gamers, and includes four HDMI 2.1 ports.

100 inch Bravia 3 II: $3,100

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