Hisense HS2100 2.1CH Soundbar

Features and specifications in this description are as the brand describes them.

The Hisense HS2100 combines a wall-mounted soundbar with a wireless subwoofer to create a compact audio system for your lounge or entertainment space. The 2.1 channel setup with 240W total output power delivers room-filling sound you can feel as well as hear. The system supports Bluetooth 5.3 for wireless streaming from your phone or music service, and also plays MP3, WMA, FLAC, and WAV formats directly.

Connectivity options include USB, AUX, and Optical inputs, so you can wire in a television, media player, or other audio source alongside wireless streaming. The brand notes that multiple sound modes let you adjust the audio to suit different content. The soundbar weighs 1.5kg and the subwoofer weighs 3.4kg, both compact enough to accommodate the included wall mount kit for the soundbar.

Before buying, check that your television's Optical output or your streaming devices' Bluetooth compatibility align with how you plan to use it. Both the soundbar and subwoofer require separate power connections, as the subwoofer communicates with the soundbar wirelessly. The manufacturer's instructions will detail the pairing process for the wireless subwoofer and any controls or setup steps specific to your model.

Key features

• 2.1 channel configuration with 240W total output
• Bluetooth 5.3 wireless streaming and multiple audio format support
• USB, AUX, and Optical connectivity options
• Wireless subwoofer included; soundbar weighs 1.5kg
• Multiple sound modes to customise audio
• Includes wall mount kit for installation

Setting it up

1. Place the soundbar and subwoofer in your desired locations; use the included wall mount kit to secure the soundbar if preferred
2. Power on both the soundbar and wireless subwoofer
3. Pair the subwoofer to the soundbar following the manufacturer's instructions (usually a pairing button on each unit)
4. Connect to your television or audio source via Optical, AUX, or USB; or pair a Bluetooth device to the soundbar

Good to know

• The brand describes this as suited to homes wanting compact, room-filling sound without a large entertainment system
• Check your television's available outputs (Optical, AUX, or USB) before purchase to confirm compatibility
• Bluetooth 5.3 is a wireless standard; check that your streaming devices support it for seamless pairing
• Both the soundbar and subwoofer need separate power outlets nearby since the subwoofer is wireless
• No smart home integration or voice assistant control is mentioned in the sources; this is a traditional audio system