Sony HT-SF200
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Sony HT-SF200
Enjoy your favourite TV shows in enhanced sound quality delivered by this 2.1-channel sound bar with an integrated subwoofer. The HT-SF200’s slim profile design fits easily in your home and sits comfortably within any interiors. Connecting to your TV has never been easier. With HDMI ARC, one cable gives an easy connection for all your TV audio. You can control both with just one remote. You can also stream music wirelessly from your phone with Bluetooth technology.
Key Features of the Sony HT-SF200 Soundbar
- It has outstanding 2.1 channel sound with integrated subwoofers
- You can connect it to a TV with a single HDMI cable
- The S-Force Front PRO Surround delivers high sound quality
- It supports playback via Bluetooth and USB
- It has an elegant design and compact dimensions
- You get optical input and a remote control
- You also have a wall mount option
Enjoy all you Music with Ease
The Sony HT-SF200 soundbar can lie directly on a table in front of the television screen, or you can attach it to the wall. It will look elegant in all types of interior spaces. There's only one HDMI cable to connect to your TV and you do not have to worry about any other cables. In addition, the HDMI ARC output allows you to control the volume manually with only one remote. In addition to Bluetooth connectivity with your mobile device, the soundbar is also equipped with a USB port where you can connect portable data storage devices such as flash drives or external drives. The soundbar also enables direct wireless playback of sound from selected Sony Bravia TVs with Bluetooth A2DP support.
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