WiiM has launched its first-ever soundbar, the WiiM Bar, which comes with Dolby Atmos, touch display, and 5.1.2 expandability.
Debuting at High End Vienna 2026, WiiM Bar features a true 3.0.2 Dolby Atmos configuration, powered by a custom eight-driver array combined with four passive radiators, including front mid woofers, front tweeters, and top full-range height drivers. There’s also RoomFit auto-correction that tailors the listening experience to your space. It supports HDMI eARC and audio formats, including LPCM, Dolby Atmos/TrueHD/DD+, AC3, DTS, and DTS:X.
Clear Voice Mode uses AI-powered dialogue enhancement to separate speech from background audio in real time for clearer, more natural conversation. Night Mode softens loud effects while preserving dialogue clarity.
A touch display provides on-device control via a glass-covered 2.1-inch round touch display that shows album art, playback controls, source switching, EQ, smart presets, and personalization directly on the soundbar.
The soundbar integrates seamlessly into a WiiM ecosystem, enabling multi-room grouping, advanced EQ, and access to 20+ streaming services or cast directly using Spotify Connect, TIDAL Connect, Qobuz Connect, Google Cast, Roon, and more, all controllable from the WiiM Home app or directly from the WiiM Bar’s touch display. Use the app to stream from favourite platforms, manage EQ settings, group speakers and amplifiers, adjust sound modes, and more.
It functions as a high-performing standalone soundbar or centrepiece of a full 5.1.2 home theatre system alongside other compatible WiiM devices as surrounds and a subwoofer.
The WiiM Bar will work with ongoing firmware updates that add new features and refine performance based on real feedback from the WiiM community.
WiiM Bar will be available for purchase in July 2026 for US$479.