Hisense’s impressive soundbar range is set to receive a new edition in 2025. It will match the powerful features and versatility of the popular Sony Bravia Theater Quad system favored by home cinema enthusiasts who prefer the minimalism of the soundbar format over full surround systems. Hisense’s HT Saturn Soundbar is a wireless home theater system with 4.1.2 Dolby Atmos performance. It offers unique integrations with existing Hisense televisions for automatic room calibration.

Comprised of four wireless speakers and a subwoofer, Hisense’s HT Saturn Soundbar uses up-firing speakers to achieve the Atmos surround placement. It can put out 720W of power and supports DTS:X and Dolby Atmos. Connected to a television through a transmitter box and HDMI eARC, it uses Bluetooth 5.3 for wireless audio transmission to remove the need for extensive cables in the setup.

The impressive room calibration features ensure that Hisense’s HT Saturn Soundbar performs optimally for movies. Distinctive rear channel effects are perfectly balanced and combined with punchy, directionless bass that enhances the drama and presence of action. This system allows for plenty of leeway for speaker placement, adjusting the balance of each channel to account for their position and removing the need for precise installment.

Using Hisense’s Hi-Concerto feature with the DTS-X model allows additional speakers for more nuanced surround sound effects while integrating the system with a compatible Hisense television that incorporates the TV’s speakers into the system for a more dynamic audio palette. It’s an impressively powerful soundbar that offers plenty of promise when it hits the market. The Hisense HT Saturn wireless audio system will officially debut at CES 2025, so we’ll likely get pricing and availability details early next year. 

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