The LG SN5Y is an exemplary 2.1 channel soundbar with superb sound quality & is a sonically balanced system that skips the hassle of a traditional surround sound setup. Each additional device such as a cable box or blu ray player would need to their respective HDMI cables that connect into your TV. This is the one I use. Zeskit Maya 8K 48Gbps Certified Ultra High Speed HDMI Cable

The build quality of the device is solid (quite literally) with the bar itself feeling somewhat on the lighter side. This premium 3.1.2 soundbar is one of the smallest Dolby Atmos bars we've tested. However, it doesn't come with satellites, and you won't find a room correction feature like with the LG S95QR. As a result, it sounds different depending on the acoustics of your space. Thanks to the bass and treble adjustments, you can always make up for this manually. It supports TV Sound Mode Share, making it easy to pair the bar with a compatible LG TV for a more immersive sound. Whether you're listening to music, movies, or TV shows, this small setup is worth a look. The South Korean tech giant has announced a full suite ofeight 'barsto go with itsnew OLEDEvo andQNEDTVs for 2021– and with a 42-inch OLED made by LG Displaynow in the pipeline, a soundbar with a similar form factor (see above) makes perfect sense. Also on the menu from LG are premium 7.1.4, 5.1.2, and 3.1.2 models, each of which boasts support for Dolby Atmos and DTS:X audio along with LG’s Meridian sound technology. A couple of observations to make here. Firstly with HDMI 1.4 used there is only ARC and no eARC support something that may disappoint a few as LG seems to fully support eARC in their TVs from 2019 already and it’s something that we were hoping to find this year but the low cost nature of the SN5Y seems to be a deciding factor against that. Secondly their is no AUX port that we usually see but in our opinion since there is an optical as well as HDMI ports available, missing an AUX port is not such a big deal even for such a basic model. Bluetooth streaming is also available which means you can stream music from any mobile device like smartphone or tablet to your soundbar. The process could not be easier as you connect your device and streaming starts. We were a bit disappointed to see that Bluetooth v4.0 is still used in this one but at least in our tests we didn’t face any streaming or connection problems.Now let’s see what control options are available with the SN5Y. This is another area where the soundbar is exactly the same as its predecessor so our observations will not deviate much from what we said before. We already mentioned above that there are a few built-in buttons placed on the soundbar itself and will let you handle the most usual of functions like input selection and volume control.

I wouldn’t personally say it’s a complete replacement for dedicated ceiling speakers, but it’s certainly compelling enough to use. There’s also a feature here called AI Sound Pro that automatically adjusts the sound levels to the type of content that you’re watching. Into LG's more budget-friendly 2020 options and the LG SN6Y is a 3.1 channel set-up with DTS Virtual:X, (note the 'Virtual') and a dedicated centre channel. There's no Dolby Atmos support or Google Assistant built-in, but you do get Bluetooth, opticaland HDMI ARCconnectivity.In terms of what you get in the box, there’s a remote control, optical cable, a warranty card, 2 triple A batteries for the remote, and the subwoofer and soundbar themselves. Træd ind i en verden af kvalitetsvarer inden for HiFi lyd og højtalere. God lyd er sin helt egen kunstform, som kræver det helt rigtige udstyr designet af eksperter. Leder du efter det helt rigtige lydsystem? Så er du havnet det helt rigtige sted. Here’s the LG SN5Y soundbar review, a comprehensive and helpful guide that’ll help you decide if this is the right soundbar for you! It was pretty easy to use too due to how straightforward it was, allowed for a lot in the way of customizability. While we've yet to test the current class of LG soundbar, if LG has capitalised on the immersive Dolby Atmos chops seen in previous iterations and fine-tuned the sound quality, it could be on to a winner this year. Our verdict