The HISENS HT Saturn sound bar test joined our comparison

Due to its quadriphonic format, reinforced with a subwoofer, the Hisense HT Saturn offers a complete and immersive home cinema experience. The sound rendering stands out for its height, as well as by its excellent reproduction of front and rear effects. In the absence of lateral channels and virtualization technology, it nevertheless loses credibility in the face of a high-end sound bar like the Samsung HW-Q995F, or even against the Bravia Theater Quad de Sony, its direct competitor. The HT Saturn also shines with its Plug-And-Play character and its user experience, which remains convincing despite the absence of a mobile app. Finally, we regret that Hisense reserves a little too many features for his ecosystem.

An alternative

More compact, more accessible, but no less capable than Ambeo Soundbar Max, Ambeo Soundbar more impresses by its faculty to reproduce a particularly immersive sound scene which shines on cinematographic content. The bar is not out of musical content either, which it accurately reproduced, even at a high sound level. Add the multiple connections and compatibility extended to almost all 3D audio formats, and you get one of the best bars on the market. A remarkable return on the part of Sennheiser who confirms his place as king.

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