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Sony HT-Z9RF
Daniel BSydney, NSW
- 5 reviews
- 6 likes
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The Bluetooth connection to the surround sound continually drops out
The experience of listening to music and watching movies is ruined by the inconsistency with the Bluetooth connection. Even having "connection priority" selected doesn't improve the interference. The sub and rear speakers are with in 4m of the sound bar and we live in a unit.
Purchased in November 2019 at JB Hi-Fi for A$995.00.
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Steve OrbegosoSydney, NSW
This is great
Great value for money so impressed. I was so cautious of spending too much but this was definitely worth it and so easy to use and easy to set up.
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PaulSSouth East Queensland, QLD
- 56 reviews
- 34 likes
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Great compact soundbar for an average sized room.
I had just paid $5,000 for a brand new Sony OLED TV with super thin screen, a magnificent picture, more connectivity than you can poke a stick at, and best of all, it's a SMART TV (smarter than some people I know). If you're like me, once you turn on your wonderful TV, get it working properly, you're a bit disappointed at the tinny sound it makes. YOU NEED A SOUNDBAR!
UNLucky for me, I already had one. A $1,500 Samsung Series 9 HW-K950. No more Samsung for me, because this only lasted just under two years! It just stopped working. I delighted ...Read more
at the sound of it breaking into three pieces when it hit our concrete driveway, after I threw it out the window. Now what? I decided to research soundbars thoroughly. I must have listened to dozens. Instead of becoming more informed, I just became confused. Sound familiar? I finally decided to stick with Sony. The SONY HTZ9RF. I bought it from Videopro for just under $1,000. A good price for a soundbar that comes with a subwoofer and two rear speakers too. It has great connectivity with two HDMI ports, TV in Optical, Analogue in, USB, and LAN port. I used the eARC cable to connect mine. I liked it because I plugged in the speakers, subwoofer and soundbar and it all worked straight away. What I liked:Purchased in February 2020 at VideoPro for A$988.00.
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Dinusha YakeSouth East Queensland, QLD
- 11 reviews
- 2 likes
Great sound system easy DIY installation highly recommend
The Sony HT-Z9RF is a solid wireless sound system. Easy DIY installation, not too many wires to fiddle around with (comes with wireless sub and rears) and very easy to set up. Although marketed as a Dolby Atmos sound system I would say it's more of a wireless 5.1 setup. For proper Atmos you are going to have to spend more and install ceiling speakers etc. Overall though great piece of kit imo sounds awesome highly recommend.
Purchased in September 2018 at Sony Online store for A$824.00.
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Details
Category | Soundbars |
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Price (RRP) | A$1,499.00 |
Features | Amazon Alexa built-in, Chromecast built-in, Dolby Atmos Surround Sound, DTS:X, Google Assistant and Wall Mountable |
Connectivity Options | 3.5mm Jack (AUX), Bluetooth, Ethernet, HDMI, Optical Port, USB and Wi-Fi |
Number of HDMI Ports | 3 |
Colour / Finish | Black |
Soundbar Dimensions | 64 x 1000 x 98 mm |
Subwoofer Dimensions | 382 x 190 x 386 mm |
Power | 500 W |
Weight | 3.1 kg |
Manufacturer Warranty | 1 year(s) |
Speaker Configuration | |
Subwoofer Type | Wireless |
Satellite Speakers | 2 |
Up-Firing Speakers | 0 |
Channels | 2.1 |
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- GTIN13: 9311929100209
- MPN: HTZ9RF
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