Sony BRAVIA Theater Bar 6 Review – A Little Bar With Loud Opinions
A home-theater channel's review of the Bar 6 as a small soundbar with strong character.

Sony · 2025
A 3.1.2-channel Sony soundbar with a wireless subwoofer: big, weighty Atmos sound, but no Wi-Fi streaming or HDMI passthrough.
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The verdict
For action-movie fans who want Atmos height effects and a subwoofer in one mid-priced box, the Bar 6 delivers plenty of impact and simple setup, and What Hi-Fi rates its sound four out of five. Buyers who stream music over Wi-Fi or want HDMI passthrough should look elsewhere, and everyone should expect to tweak the bass level and set distances manually, since there is no auto calibration.
The BRAVIA Theater Bar 6 (HT-B600) is a 3.1.2-channel Dolby Atmos and DTS:X soundbar sold with a wireless subwoofer, aimed at buyers who want height effects and real bass without rear speakers. It connects through one HDMI eARC port or optical and offers Bluetooth but no Wi-Fi, AirPlay or Spotify Connect. Reviewers like its room-filling, bass-heavy sound and easy setup, while noting a narrow soundstage and a subwoofer that needs turning down.
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Says the wireless subwoofer delivers huge bass, setup is easy and the Voice and Night modes work well, which outweighs a narrow soundstage, slow app responses and a price it finds somewhat high.
Read the originalRates it four out of five for sound, enjoying the scale and reach of its Atmos effects, but says the subwoofer and bar do not integrate well, voices can sound flat, and the sub's default level is far too strong until it is turned down.
Read the originalCalls it reasonably priced for Atmos with a subwoofer but finds the low end could be stronger and notes the lack of AirPlay, and says it would rather recommend the Sonos Beam Gen 2 at this level even though that bar has no subwoofer.
Read the originalFinds it an effective, entertaining upgrade for blockbusters, with weighty low-end slam and a crisp center channel for voices, while warning of a boomy bass bias, limited connections and no controls on the bar itself.
Read the originalYes. It comes with a wireless subwoofer, and the bar itself has three front channels and two up-firing height drivers for a 3.1.2 layout.
No. It has a single HDMI eARC/ARC port that connects to the TV, so source devices must connect to the TV instead.
No. TechRadar notes Bluetooth but no Wi-Fi streaming, Tom's Guide confirms no AirPlay, and What Hi-Fi lists no music streaming service support.
Yes. Reviewers confirm both Dolby Atmos and DTS:X, and Trusted Reviews also lists Dolby Audio and DTS among its supported formats.
Last reviewed Nov 9, 2026. Released April 2025. Spotted an error? Tell us.