The TAB8947 and TAB7807 are two new soundbars from Philips that were just released in India. The soundbars are advertised as offering crystal-clear audio for a more immersive cinematic experience and greater bass from their wireless subwoofer. Both soundbars come with a wireless subwoofer and Dolby Atmos support.

Any area will be filled with captivating soundtracks, booming effects, and crystal-clear speech thanks to the Philips TAB8947 soundbar’s 3.1.2 channels. It supports Dolby Atmos, boasts 330 watts of power, a 360-degree surround effect, and an AI voice assistant.

On the other hand, the Philips TAB7807 soundbar boasts two wirelessly connected 8′′ powerful subwoofers and 3.1 channels. Your listening experience will be improved by the ability to produce virtual 3D sound. It has six integrated drivers and a 620-watt power output.

You may use the remote control to modify the EQ (equalizer) modes, bass, treble, and volume settings on your soundbar with the new sound bars, thanks to Philips Easylink technology. The soundbar offers EQ presets such as “Movie,” “Music,” “Voice,” “Stadium,” and “Custom.”

Both the TAB8947 and TAB7807 soundbars use Bluetooth 5.0 and dual-band WiFi (2.4GHz/5GHz) for connectivity. There are multiple ports present on the soundbars, including HDMI in x 1, HDMI out (eARC/ARC) x 1, USB playback, and 3.5mm Aux in (only in TAB8947).

The Philips TAB8947 soundbar costs Rs. 35,990, while the TAB7807 soundbar costs Rs. 28,990. It will be available at all major online and offline retailers throughout the country.

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