URGENT UPDATE: Samsung has just unveiled its revolutionary Music Studio Wi-Fi speakers at CES 2026, promising a transformative home audio ecosystem. The new Music Studio 5 and Music Studio 7 are designed to seamlessly integrate with Samsung’s Q-Series soundbars, elevating the audio experience to new heights.
The innovative Music Studio 5 features a hidden 4-inch woofer and dual tweeters, all encased in an artistic design by renowned designer Erwan Bouroullec. Meanwhile, the Music Studio 7 boasts a stunning 3.1.1-channel spatial array and a super tweeter that reaches frequencies of up to 35kHz. Both models utilize AI Dynamic Bass Control and Samsung Audio Lab tuning, enabling them to function independently as stylish décor or in unison with compatible TVs and soundbars via the enhanced Q-Symphony system.
On the home theater front, Samsung’s flagship HW-Q990H soundbar emerges as an 11.1.4-channel Dolby Atmos powerhouse. It features cutting-edge Sound Elevation and Auto Volume tools designed to enhance dialogue clarity and provide a smoother audio experience.
Samsung is also introducing the HW-QS90H All-in-One Soundbar, which features a built-in Quad Bass Woofer and 13 drivers. Its Convertible Fit chassis allows for versatile placement, switching effortlessly between wall mounts and tabletop configurations, while a gyro sensor automatically adjusts the channel map for optimal sound.
The upgraded Q-Symphony platform now supports synchronization of up to five Samsung sound devices and a TV, ensuring that dialogue remains clear and spatial effects resonate throughout the room.
This launch marks a significant milestone in Samsung’s 11-year soundbar journey, with the company promising “rich, expressive performance for any space and moment.”
As the audio landscape evolves, consumers can expect these new innovations to redefine how they experience sound in their homes. Stay tuned for more updates as Samsung continues to push the boundaries of audio technology.
