Testseek.com have collected 43 expert reviews of the Sony HT-ST5000 Dolby Atmos soundbar and the average rating is 85%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Sony HT-ST5000 Dolby Atmos soundbar.
July 2017
(85%)
43 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
(79%)
62 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
85010043
The editors liked
Best-in-class Atmos
Neutral / balanced sound
Versatile also for music
The Samsung CF791 34-inch curved display is a great size for gaming
And the combination of a 100Hz refresh rate and FreeSync pairs well with midrange Radeon cards. Plus
Its color is pleasing
Dolby Atmos support
3 HDMI inputs
Precise
Booming bass
Generally neutral sound reproduction
Dolby Atmos and DTS
X spatial enhancement
Ample level for serious listening to both music and movies
The editors didn't like
No rear speakers (not even optional)
Only 3 HDMI inputs
Dated remote control
It only has two USB ports and the integrated stand makes life awkward for VESA mounters
Atmos and DTS:X support, Spotify and Chomecast, 3x HDMI inputs, Sound quality, 4K HDR and Dolby Vision pass-through, Flexibility in setup
It's expensive, There are no rear speakers separates, Display doesn't confirm the playback format
While many seek out a soundbar for its subtle boosting of TV audio, the Sony HT-ST5000 steps well beyond subtle. Its physical size gives it serious looks which are backed up by serious sound performance, but all that comes at a serious price.There's only...
Published: 2017-08-25, Author: Steve , review by: techradar.com
Beautiful build quality, Excellent audio clarity and spatial presentation, Generous compliment of HDMI inputs, Hi-Res Audio file compatibility
Doesn't convince with overhead Atmos effects, Lacks DTS:X compatibility, Frighteningly expensive for a soundbar-sub combo
The HT-ST5000 may be expensive, but it justifies its price tag with knock-out good looks and a superior performance. With Dolby Atmos now dominating the object-based audio scene, both with Blu-ray and broadcast services, the lack of DTS X compatibility is...
Great sound with TV, movies and music, Dolby Atmos support, Excellent hi-res audio performance, Multiroom sound capabilities, Powerful subwoofer, Attractive design and well-made, Good set of connections, Effective remote control
Immersive audio very front heavy, Overhead effects depend on ceiling, No DTS support, Quite expensive
There are a number of Dolby Atmos capable soundbars now available, so the Sony HT-ST5000 has entered a fairly competitive market, but it certainly gets your attention with an attractive design and a high level of build quality that also extends to the sub...
Published: 2017-07-08, Author: Ty , review by: CNET.co.uk
The Sony HT-ST5000 is an elegant Dolby Atmos sound bar which sounds great and includes Wi-Fi music and 4K HDR compatibility. The sound-bar-and-subwoofer combination pack more punch than many competitors are capable of. Sony's inclusion of Chromecast built
There's no DTS:X playback on the Sony sound bar. The competitive Samsung HW-K950 is $300 cheaper, and it offers dedicated surrounds and sounds more immersive as a result
The Sony HT-ST5000 Dolby Atmos sound bar may be expensive, but it offers excellent sound quality and decent flexibility...
Excellent integration, Weighty bass, Fine detail, Chromecast compatible,
Remote could be better designed,
But having a Dolby Atmos soundbar (and subwoofer) match the sound of a stereo product on all counts is a hefty task, and on almost all fronts the HT-ST5000 performs excellently - and it's not something you're likely to notice unless you're often swapping...
Atmos and DTS:X support,Spotify and Chomecast,3x HDMI inputs,Sound quality,4K HDR and Dolby Vision pass-through,Flexibility in setup
It's expensive,There are no rear speakers separates,Display doesn't confirm the playback format
While many seek out a soundbar for its subtle boosting of TV audio, the Sony HT-ST5000 steps well beyond subtle. Its physical size gives it serious looks which are backed up by serious sound performance, but all that comes at a serious price.There's only...
Published: 2017-07-26, Author: Marc , review by: Cnetfrance.fr
La compatibilité Dolby Atmos, le design élégant, la présence du Wi-Fi et de l'HDR 4K, l'intégration Chromecast qui en fait une alternative aux systèmes Sonos ou Bose. L'association de la barre de son avec un caisson de graves délivre plus de puissance que
Pas de lecture DTS: X. La K950 de Samsung est moins chère et offre en prime deux enceintes arrière pour un son plus immersif
La barre de son Dolby Atmos HT-ST5000 de Sony est onéreuse, mais elle offre une qualité audio excellente et se montre assez polyvalente...
Précision du rendu de la barre de son, Stabilité et largeur du champ stéréophonique, Une belle sensation d'immersion en surround, Performance du caisson de grave, Très puissante / Distorsion maîtrisée, Fabrication et finitions soignées, Une connectique co
Atmos anecdotique, Registre haut-médium/aigus qui aurait mérité plus d'équilibre, Latence élevée en Bluetooth, Sweet spot assez étriqué
La HT-ST5000 est une bien belle barre de son. Elle possède de nombreuses qualités, tant au niveau de sa conception et de sa connectique que de son rendu sonore. Cependant, sa caractéristique principale – à savoir le rendu spatialisé en Atmos – pêche et re...
Abstract: Wir haben 17 Soundbars mit Dolby Atmos getestet. Die beste ist die Canton Smart Soundbar 10. Die schlanke Soundbar liefert dank zweier Höhenkanäle einen beeindruckenden Raumklang. Wer möchte, kann sie wahlweise mit einem zusätzlichen Subwoofer und Rear-L...
