Tech enthusiasts have come to believe that the Ultra-Slim Dolby Atmos soundbar from Samsung is in a league of its own. The fact of the matter is that far too many soundbars claim to be slim but Samsung’s Dolby Atmos lives up to its name.
Added Touch
What’s interesting is that despite its ultra-slim design, Samsung hasn’t compromised on the quality of sound. In fact, Samsung’s Dolby Atmos stands out from most soundbars available in the market right now. On the surface, it may look like Samsung’s Atmos soundbar has a similar width to other soundbars, but it is relatively thicker.
High Performance
Samsung proves that having a light and super-slim design does not have to have an impact on the performance. In fact, users can configure the soundbar with low frequencies and pair it alongside a wireless subwoofer. You can ultimately upgrade the Atmos soundbar to 5.1.2 channels and a dedicated wireless speaker surround system kit.
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Sound Calibration
On top of Dolby Atmos wireless compatibility with TVs, the soundbar is highly adaptive to specific sound calibration. If you have to nitpick, however, the soundbar has to be compatible with Samsung TV to take advantage of added features.
More Practical and Compact
On the speaker grille, you can see the two upfiring drivers easily. Unlike traditional soundbars that depend on virtual height channels, this soundbar is more than capable to hit back and forth the height effects off your ceiling. Similarly, the ultra-slim Atmos soundbar has an attractive display that is easy on the eyes.
Usable in a Various Situations
Back in January at the CES event, the first impression of Samsung’s ultra-slim Dolby Atmos soundbar wowed the critics and the audience. But it’s not just about the ultra-slim design – configuration, added features, and wireless options are some of the key highlights of Samsung’s new ultra-thin soundbar. The more compact and narrow design makes the soundbar applicable in a variety of situations.
As a homeowner, you can wall-mount Samsung’s ultra-slim and light soundbar. The Atmos soundbar also has a slimmer remote that you can leave on top of any speaker without issues. Apart from remote capabilities, the input selection of the soundbar is small.
In fact, you just get a single USB-C HDMI-ARC-based port. As for the micro-USB connector, that comes into play when you need to install firmware upgrades. In comparison, the new ultra-slim soundbar is a step up from previous versions.
Fewer Inconsistencies
The new design of the soundbar cuts out some of the previous inconsistencies and improves performance for users. The soundbar also ships with revamped SpaceFit calibration feature. With this room calibration feature, you don’t have to rely on Samsung TV to pick up your room’s acoustics.
Incredible Pitch
Technically, Samsung’s Dolby Atmos HW-S800B soundbar is designed to support specific situations. All the tests affirm that the pitch of the soundbar is incredibly simple and maintains rhythmic consistency. In fact, if you put Sonos Arc right on top of Samsung’s Dolby Atmos soundbar, it becomes clear that it is small. In fact, Samsung’s soundbar is a quarter of the Sonos Arc’s volume and still comes with eight independent speaker drivers. It is easy to be in awe of the volume and size of Samsung’s soundbar.
Ideal for Gamers
It is vital to understand that not every TV is designed to support a chunky soundbar. So, if you’re looking for something minimalist, then the design, configuration, wireless support, and integrated features of Samsung’s Dolby Atmos HW-S800B soundbar couldn’t be more perfect.
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Final Verdict
All-in-all, Samsung’s Dolby Atmos HW-S800B soundbar is a dynamic and compact soundbar that renders the integrated and subwoofer-supported sound with strong positional effects.