We continue our overview with the Philips TAB8200, the most discreet of the three.
Philips TAB8200, main specifications££££
The Philips TAB8200 is a [abc]2.1[/abc] model, with a wireless external subwoofer, compatible with [abc]Dolby Atmos[/abc] and DTS Virtual:X. The total power delivered is 160 W: 4 x 15 W for the four speakers of the sound bar + 120 W for the subwoofer. The latter, rectangular in shape, can be positioned vertically or horizontally for perfect integration into any interior. Of course, the processing of low frequencies is modified accordingly for a consistently consistent rendering.
The Philips TAB8200 also features [abc]Bluetooth[/abc] 5.3 LE compatibility. Its extremely thin design, 37 mm high by 42 mm deep and 811 mm long, makes it particularly suitable for televisions with diagonals of 48" to 65 inches. It is also perfectly suited to TVs with a central stand and/or those equipped with low-height stands.
Philips TAB8200, connectivity££££
In addition to Bluetooth 5.3 connectivity, the Philips TAB8200 sports connectivity with an [abc]HDMI[/abc] 2.1 [abc]eARC[/abc] connector. The Philips TAB8200 is controlled via transport buttons at the top associated with colored [abc]LEDs[/abc] to view the selected source. But it can also be managed via the remote control provided or the Philips Entertainment application.
More details in a next news.
Availability announced for August. Indicative price still unknown.
