The Audio section of this soundbar covers a 2-channel output configuration with a frequency range spanning 20 Hz to 20,000 Hz, encompassing the full range of human hearing. On the wireless codec front, it supports aptX, aptX Adaptive, and AAC, providing compatibility with a broad range of Bluetooth 5.0 source devices and enabling higher-fidelity audio transmission where supported.
The Features section of this soundbar is centered around its HDMI ARC support, which allows audio to be passed back from a compatible TV over a single HDMI cable. Beyond that, the feature set is fairly minimal — there is no Dolby Atmos, DTS:X, Dolby Digital, or Dolby Digital Plus support, meaning advanced surround sound formats are not available. Smart platform integrations such as Google Assistant, Alexa, Siri, AirPlay, Chromecast, and Spotify Connect are all absent, and NFC pairing for Bluetooth is not included either.
Connectivity on this soundbar revolves around Bluetooth 5.0 for wireless pairing and a single HDMI port that functions as an output, complemented by an AUX input for wired audio sources. There are no RJ45 ports and no Wi-Fi support, so network-based streaming is not available. A microphone input and S/PDIF output are also absent, keeping the overall connection options straightforward and limited to the core wired and wireless interfaces provided.
The soundbar measures 581 mm wide, 108 mm tall, and 68 mm thick, with a total volume of 4266.864 cm³, giving it a relatively slim profile suitable for placement beneath a display. It includes both an on-device control panel and a standard remote control for day-to-day operation, though the remote is not rechargeable. There is no dedicated smartphone app, no voice command support, and no microphones are built in, meaning all interaction is limited to the physical controls and the included remote.
