Samsung Electronics is a global leader in the soundbar segment of the home appliances market. According to global market research firm Future Source, Samsung had accounted for almost a quarter of global sales for seven consecutive years. In its domestic market of South Korea, Samsung’s soundbars heavily dominate that segment of the market, and this is set to continue with a new set of soundbar offerings.
In what looks like its flagship offering so far in 2021, Samsung has unveiled two new high-end soundbar models for its domestic market. The two models are the HW-Q950A and the HW-Q900A, both from the Q series of 2021. They both are expected to go on sale in the last week of June 2021. 
Both the Samsung Soundbar HW-Q950A and the HW-Q900A offer a superior sound output with a clutch of additional features and functionality and several stunning and vivid sound effects. The improved SpaceFit Sound+ feature with an Auto Equalizer provides a richer sound experience for users.
The Q-Symphony function enables a seamless synergy between the TV and the soundbar so that there is no lag in the audio output from the device. At the same time, the TV’s internal sound output also can be maintained. With the incorporation of the Q-Symphony function to a broader array of TVs, consumers who purchase even the products on the lower end are guaranteed to enjoy high-level three-dimensional surround sound. Both devices could make their entry into the global market soon.
Samsung Soundbars HW-Q950A will retail for 1.89 million won (about $1,700) in Korea while the HW-Q900A model is priced at 1.39 million won (about $1,250). The company is yet to release the launch itinerary for the global market.
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