Sony is increasing its presence in the wireless soundbar segment of its Indian operations with the release of the Sony HT-S400. The new wireless soundbar is a 2.1-channel, 330W soundbar that combines Dolby Digital and S-Force PRO Front Surround. It uses Sony’s in-house digital sound technology to deliver cinema-level surround sound.

The launch of the HT-S400 wireless soundbar follows the recent release of the SA-RS5 wireless rear speakers by Sony India. The rectangular speakers help to maximize the diaphragm size while the front speakers are X-balanced. The design and shape of the soundbar help to maintain sound pressure and improve vocal clarity. A powerful wireless subwoofer delivers high-quality bass output from a 160mm speaker. The sound output is deeper and richer in combination with Dolby Digital. The rear panel of the subwoofer is covered with recycled plastic from Sony’s processes.

The Sony HT-S400 outputs 330W audio and comes with an HDMI ARC one-cable connection. There are intuitive controls in the new Sony soundbar that enables wireless connectivity, as well as dedicated buttons for some functions. It comes with an intuitively-designed and portable remote. There are several sound settings available in the new soundbar. The remote’s BRAVIA power button can turn on and off the TV and soundbar simultaneously. The OLED display of the Sony HT-S400 wireless soundbar shows several operational parameters.

The soundbar supports Bluetooth 5.0 connectivity and is wall mountable. Its retail price is Rs. 21,990 (~$275) and can be purchased from Sony retail outlets, as well as other e-commerce platforms in India.

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