Zebronics Zeb Juke Bar 9710C 5.1 soundbar launched, supports Dolby Atmos and DTS:X

The soundbar unit uses three drivers rated at 70W, contributing 210W to the total output. This wireless subwoofer produces 190W of output and uses 13.33cm drivers designed for low-frequency audio, such as background bass and effects in movies. Two rear satellite speakers provide 75W output each and should be placed behind the seats to create a surround sound field.

Although the speakers are configured as 5.1, Dolby Atmos and DTS:X processing are used to simulate sound movement in different directions. This approach is designed to create a wider audio field even without dedicated overhead speakers.

According to Zebronics, the system offers a frequency response range between 40Hz and 20KHz. The company lists a signal-to-noise ratio of at least 78 dB and channel separation of at least 48 dB. These specifications suggest that this system is primarily designed for home entertainment.

The soundbar offers a variety of connectivity options. Users can connect devices via Bluetooth 5.3 for wireless streaming. It also supports HDMI eARC for connecting to modern TVs, optical input for older TVs, AUX input for wired playback, and USB playback for MP3 files stored on drives up to 32GB.

Other features include an LED display on the soundbar, an operating remote control, and a wall-mounted bracket for mounting near a television.

The soundbar measures 40.5 × 9 × 6.2 cm and weighs approximately 1 kg. The wireless subwoofer measures 15 × 18.5 × 29.5 cm and weighs 2.75 kg, while each satellite speaker weighs approximately 292 g.

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