LG unveiled its latest soundbar at CES 2021, and despite its small size, it comes with hugely impressive audio specs, including tweeters for Dolby Atmos, a wireless subwoofer, and support for DTS:X. The LG QP5 Lightning measures just 11,7 .2,3 inches by XNUMX inches (width x height), making it an ideal choice if you're short on space or just don't like the look of bars. It's traditional. As the name suggests, the new soundbar looks a bit snappy, with a compact frame and rounded edges. It's scheduled to launch in late June or early July and will initially only be available in white (although LG is apparently considering a black version, according to Tech Hive).
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Inside the soundbar are five drivers. These consist of a center driver, left and right drivers (placed at a 45 degree angle to widen the soundstage) and those equally very large drivers, which bounce sound up to the ceiling and back down to your ears to give you Give your audio a sense of height when watching Dolby Atmos or DTS:X content. The LG QP5 Lightning comes with a wireless subwoofer to boost low frequencies and has been optimized for small spaces, with two-way drivers that reduce the amount of vibration. In other words, it shouldn't make your whole house feel like it's shaking when you settle in to watch a movie. It's not yet clear how much the new soundbar will cost, but if LG can offer it competitively, it could be a great alternative to other small soundbars like the Definitive Technology Studio 3D Mini. LG wouldn't have to underestimate its compact soundbar to pull it off; Definitive Technology's Dolby Atmos mini bar is expected to cost $899 (around £670 / AU$1,200) in the US when it launches later this month, which is more expensive than the best soundbar in the world. 2020. the Sonos Arc.- See all the CES 2021 coverage of LaComparacion. We cover the program remotely online just to bring you the latest tech news and releases, along with some helpful reviews.