Hisense is set to reveal its latest audio products at the Berlin International Consumer Electronics Show (IFA), which will run from September 4 to 8, 2026. The new range includes both fixed home cinema systems and portable speakers. Since January 2025, Hisense has partnered with French audio company Devialet to create high-quality sound systems for TVs, aiming to compete with top-tier audio brands. At the top of Hisense’s 2026 audio lineup is the UX1 soundbar, which represents the company’s most advanced sound technology. The UX1 features an 11.2.6 channel system with 26 speakers, offering a sound experience comparable to high-end models like Samsung’s HW-Q990H. The system includes a wireless subwoofer with dual 8-inch woofers and a rear vent, as well as two satellite speakers positioned on the sides and upwards. The total power output is 1840 W, significantly higher than many competitors such as the Sony HT-A7000 (500 W) and the JBL Bar 1000 (880 W). The soundbar also uses Hi-Concerto 3.0, Hisense’s advanced audio-video synchronization system, and includes Bluetooth 6.0 with a Channel Sounding feature that measures distances between devices with high precision. Connectivity options include three HDMI 2.1 inputs, one optical input, and a USB-A port. The S5120Q, previously introduced at IFA 2025, has been updated for 2026 with a slightly increased power output, from 620 W to 640 W. The model is now available in a white version called the S5120QW and is the first Hisense soundbar fully developed in partnership with Devialet. Designed to be slim and aesthetically pleasing, the S5120Q features 11 speakers arranged in a 5.1.2 channel configuration, supporting Dolby Atmos for immersive sound. It includes two key technologies: Hi-Concerto for synchronization with Hisense TVs and Room Fitting Tuning, which adjusts the sound to the room’s acoustics. The soundbar is paired with a wireless subwoofer and offers connectivity via AirPlay 2, ConnectLife, Bluetooth 5.4, and an HDMI eARC link. The S5120Q and S5120QW are expected to retail for around 499 euros and will be available in the fourth quarter of 2026. The flagship UX1 soundbar, priced at 1699 euros, will be released in the first quarter of 2027. These new products highlight Hisense’s growing focus on premium audio solutions, aiming to provide consumers with high-performance sound systems that integrate seamlessly with their TVs and home environments.