The WiiM Bar boasts a 3.0.2-channel configuration. That\u2019s powered by an eight-driver array, including front mid-woofers, front tweeters, and full-range height drivers. WiiM claims these top-firing height channels create \u201ca true sense of overhead sound\u201d, and RoomFit auto-correction is available so you can customise the listening experience to your space.<\/p>\n
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Both Dolby Atmos<\/a> and DTS<\/a>:X are on board, which gives a comprehensive range of surround sound options.<\/p>\n You can connect the soundbar with other WiiM products through the WiiM Home App, where you will also find EQ settings. A range of streaming platforms can be accessed through the app too, or you can cast directly using Spotify<\/a> Connect, Tidal<\/a> Connect, Qobuz<\/a> Connect, and Roon. There\u2019s also a remote control for the more traditional approach.<\/p>\n You may like<\/p>\n There is an HDM port with eARC support for your physical connectivity needs, so you can hook it up to your TV.<\/p>\n The WiiM Bar sports a glass-covered 2.1-inch round touch display. You can choose to show off album art, or use it to access playback controls, input, or EQ settings.<\/p>\n The WiiM Bar will launch in a glossy black finish, and you can pre-order now with launch coming in July.<\/p>\n It will set you back \u00a3449 \/ $479 (around AU$840). That puts the WiiM entry in direct competition with the Award-winning Sonos Beam Gen 2<\/a> (\u00a3449 \/ $449 \/ AU$649) which we praised for its convincing Dolby Atmos effects and compact design.<\/p>\n No soundbar has knocked that model off the top step of the podium yet, so we are curious to see whether the WiiM\u2019s quirky design and sound performance will make it a winner.<\/p>\n What to read next<\/p>\n MORE:<\/p>\n Here is our review of the Sonos Beam Gen 2<\/a><\/p>\n These are the best soundbars<\/a> right now<\/p>\n