Samsung 3.1.2CH Soundbar 360W Wireless Subwoofer

Samsung has one of the most extensive yearly soundbar lineups in order to appeal to all consumers no matter the budget restraints. It has been like that for a few years now and it seems only LG can compete with them in sheer numbers. A couple of months ago we had the opportunity to test the Samsung sound which was a decent mid-range offering and so today we go one step lower than that with our Samsung review and determine if this affordable release has what it takes to be a worthwhile offering

basically the HW-Q600A is the most affordable soundbar in Samsung’s premium Q series for 2021 which is a cut above the S series and the T series they have in the market. As with all the soundbars in the Q series the Q600A is a Dolby Atmos capable unit with a 3.1.2 channels configuration and in this regard it is not so much different from the Q700A.

Going quickly through the specs of the Q600A and as we mentioned this is a 3.1.2 channel Dolby Atmos soundbar consisting of the main unit along with a dedicated subwoofer. There is also support for DTS:X which is good and can output 360 watts of power which is surprisingly more than the 33o watts the Q700A was able to output. But the biggest difference comes in terms of extras as the Q600A is stripped of any kind of online functionality as it is missing a WiFi module. We do get USB and Bluetooth playback, it is Q-Symphony compatible, and there is Tap Sound for better surround activity.