The Samsung HW-Q930C is a soundbar accompanied by a subwoofer and two rear satellites. The whole thing delivers 9.1.4 channel rendering and is Dolby Atmos and DTS:X compatible in order to offer the best possible cinema experience.
Very similar to the HW-Q800C, the Samsung HW-Q930C stands out from its little sister with more immersive spatialization, in particular thanks to the presence of two satellites which offer real rear surround effects. Otherwise, it’s the same thing. The HW-Q930C is therefore an excellent soundbar that will immerse you in the heart of the action with its boundless energy.
Strong points
- Homogeneous and balanced sound reproduction.
- Side surround effects accurately reproduced.
- Absolutely incredible sound power.
- Remarkable subwoofer (responsiveness, precision, power).
- Careful design.
Weak points
- Slightly messy elevation effects.
- Tiny display, no interface on the TV.
- Does not support 4K/120Hz streams and VRR.
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Alternatively
With the HT-A5000, Sony presents a successful soundbar in many respects. It offers a sound signature as pleasant for musical content as for viewing cinematographic works thanks to a particularly immersive audio scene. It also integrates numerous connection possibilities and offers a complete user experience, although a little complex for beginners.