Sony's Bravia Theatre Trio with Sub 9 and Rear 9 speakers is outrageously good ...

Sony is rolling out a firmware update to several older Bravia TVs. It adds a feature that was previously exclusive to the ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. When you think of true surround sound stereo systems, you imagine cumbersome multi-speaker affairs that take all day to set up. Sony may have ...

Your TV could look better than real life itself, but if you don’t have good audio to back it up, watching anything on it is ...

Innovative three-piece speaker system uses advanced 360 Surround Sound Mapping technology and can also be expanded with optional extra speakers. And demos suggest it sounds really ...

Sony announces seven new Bravia home theater products. It includes one TV, two soundbars, three subwoofers, and rear speakers. All products, except Theater Bar 5, can be mixed and matched. Sony's new ...

Sony has unveiled a new sound system that straddles between being a soundbar and a wireless speaker. The Sony HT-AX7 comes with detachable surround speakers and is as compact as it can get. The new ...

The day has finally come when I’m allowed to talk about Sony’s new TV and soundbar range for 2024 - and hopefully you’ll agree the wait has been worth it as the venerable brand unveils a radical ...

There was an era in the evolution of home audio where choosing a wireless surround system over traditional wired speakers was an act of compromise. Hiding ugly speaker wire in the nooks and crannies ...

Sony has introduced a new high-end home audio system called the BRAVIA Theatre Trio, aiming to deliver a more immersive cinema-style experience without requiring a room full of wired speakers. The ...

Does Sony’s advanced new wireless home theater system earn its lofty price tag? Sony’s BRAVIA Theatre Quad ($2,499) is a self-contained powered wireless speaker system which connects to a TV and ...

At a more affordable entry point than the company’s current BRAVIA Theater Bar 8 and 9 soundbars, this new option is a hybrid of discrete and virtual surround. Does it offer enough bang for the buck?