The Panasonic SC-HTB100 is a hi-fi system that offers a range of features for a quality audio experience. While it is one of the cheapest Dolby Atmos soundbars we’ve seen, it’s actually made of durable plastic and a grill made of cloth that’s nice to the touch. The system features built-in speakers that provide excellent sound quality, ensuring that every note and beat is heard with precision. Then, locate the soundbar on your device's Bluetooth settings and select it to complete the pairing process. Meanwhile, the enhanced voices mode does make voices pop out more, offering a better soundstage than FPS, but it’s at times a bit too much in the mids.

Sadly, when you’re listening to music on Panasonic SC-HTB01PP SoundSlayer via Bluetooth, you’ll notice some harshness. Built withing a stylish and slim casing with a glossy black finish and metal speaker grille, your new Panasonic HTB100 Stereo Soundbar is designed to fit under your TV and connect with a simple HDMI cable. In case you are facing anything similar to the described problem, please download the latest software from the link below and follow the instructions. While the Panasonic SC-HTB01PP SoundSlayer may not seem like much, it delivers great sound quality, decent bass and good, if entry-level, Dolby Atmos support without setting you back as much as the competition. Looking at it from that viewpoint, we’d consider the Panasonic SC-HTB01PP SoundSlayer on the cheaper side.A lower weight is also an advantage for home appliances, as it makes transportation easier, and for many other types of products.

Though they're not flush, they’re small with gray (instead of white) labels next to them, so they blend well enough to go unnoticed at first glance.

You can improve on the sound by activating Dolby Virtual speaker, which uses Dolby encoding in the broadcast to spread the soundstage with great effect. One cool thing about these LED lights is that you can actually dim them by pressing and holding down the mute button. system with two 4cm forward-firing woofers, an 8cm downward-firing sub, and one upward-firing speaker for Dolby Atmos. Yes, you can control the basic functions of the Panasonic SC-HTB100 with your TV remote if your TV supports HDMI CEC (Consumer Electronics Control).