Klipsch Announces Five New Soundbars Ahead Of CES 2019

The new year is here, and we are all waiting for the first big event of the year, CES 2019. Although CES didn’t start yet, tech companies are already announcing new products we’ll get to take a look at it during the exhibition. Klipsch is no exception here. The specialized audio company has released a press report yesterday announcing its participation in the upcoming CES and releasing details on what to expect from them. The new products will include “wireless room or portable speakers with voice command functionality, feature-rich soundbars and wireless home theater speakers”. Here we are going to talk about Klipsch Soundbars that will come with the support of Google Assistant, Amazon Alexa, and even Dolby Atmos.

Klipsch is releasing five new soundbars that will range in width from 40 to 54 inch. Of course, the power and sound quality will increase with the size. We will have Klipsch Bar 40 which is a normal soundbar, and 40G that will come with the support of Google Assistant, Klipsch Bar 48 is also a normal soundbar but comes as 48W that will be compatible with the Google Assistant, Alexa and AirPlay 2, plus the support of DTS Virtual:X immersive surround sound, another one will be Klipsch Bar 54A that will increase the sound quality and deliver an impressive user experience with the support of Dolby Atmos.

Regarding the price, the new Klipsch soundbars will cost somewhere between $299 and $1,599 and they will be available next spring, with two models that will be delayed until fall.

For Klipsch that entered the market of smart speakers just last year with the Heritage Wireless Speaker, it is a huge step to introduce a new line-up of smart products.