




Sony HT-S2000 Small & Compact 3.1ch Dolby Atmos Soundbar for TV with Bluetooth
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The Sony HT-S2000 is a powerful, compact 3.1ch Dolby Atmos Soundbar designed for ultimate TV audio, transforming any small space into a cinematic experience. Featuring virtual Surround Sound, dedicated center speaker for clear dialogue, and integrated dual subwoofers (250W output), this soundbar delivers deep bass and wireless Bluetooth streaming for all your entertainment needs.
- Immersive 3.1ch Cinematic Audio with Dolby Atmos and DTS:X support
- Powerful 250W Output with built-in Dual X-Balanced Subwoofers for deep bass
- Dedicated Centre Speaker ensures crystal-clear dialogue during movies and gaming
- Easy HDMI setup and integrated Bluetooth for instant TV connection and wireless music streaming
£561.25 Original price was: £561.25.£373.75Current price is: £373.75.
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Description
Experience Cinematic 3.1ch Dolby Atmos Sound: Sony HT-S2000 Compact Soundbar for Ultimate TV Audio & Wireless Streaming
Upgrade your home entertainment instantly with the Sony HT-S2000, the powerhouse 3.1ch Dolby Atmos Soundbar engineered for both small spaces and massive sound. This compact sound system delivers breathtaking, cinematic 3D audio, placing you right inside the action with virtual Surround Sound, Dolby Atmos, and DTS:X support. Featuring a dedicated center speaker for crystal-clear dialogue and innovative built-in dual subwoofers with X-Balanced Speaker design for deep, punchy bass (max output 250 Watts), the HT-S2000 transforms movies, gaming, and music. Its simple HDMI setup gets you connected in seconds, while integrated Bluetooth allows effortless wireless streaming from all your devices. Ready to integrate seamlessly with optional Sony wireless subwoofers (SA-SW3/SA-SW5) and rear speakers (SA-RS3S) for a full, future-proof home cinema setup.
Key Features
- Immersive 3.1 Channel Sound with Virtual Surround Technology (Dolby Atmos & DTS:X)
- Powerful 250 Watts Max Output for Punchy, Room-Filling Audio
- Dedicated Centre Speaker for Unbelievably Clear Dialogue
- Built-in Dual Subwoofers featuring X-Balanced Speaker Design for Deep Bass in a Compact Size
- Seamless Setup via Single HDMI Cable for Instant TV Connection
- Wireless Audio Streaming via Integrated Bluetooth Technology
- Expandable System: Supports optional Sony Wireless Subwoofers (SA-SW3/SA-SW5) and Rear Speakers (SA-RS3S)
- Compatible with BRAVIA Quick Settings for easy control (when paired with compatible BRAVIA TV)
Important Information
- Connectivity: HDMI, Bluetooth
- Audio Output Modes: Surround, Dolby Atmos, DTS:X, 3D Audio
- Recommended Use: TVs, Gaming Consoles, and Bluetooth Compatible Devices
- Speaker Type: Soundbar (Tabletop Mounting)
- Model Name: HTS2000.CEK
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Specification
Overview
| Weight | 3700 g |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 1240 × 8000 × 640 cm |
| Compatible devices |
Laptop ,Personal computer ,Smartphone ,Tablet ,TV |
| Unit count |
1.0 Count |
| Surround-sound channel configuration |
3.1 |
| Colour |
Black |
| Included components |
AC Adaptor ,AC Cord ,Batteries for remote commander ,HDMI Cable ,Remote Commander – RMT-AH513U ,Warranty Card |
| Product Dimensions |
12.4D x 80W x 6.4H centimetres |
| Item weight |
3.7 Kilograms |
| Is waterproof |
false |
| Warranty type |
full warranty |
| Number of Items |
1 |
| Control method |
Remote |
| Wireless communication technology |
Bluetooth |
| Speaker size |
2.54 Centimetres |
| Power Source |
Corded Electric |
| Item model number |
HTS2000.CEK |
| Guaranteed software updates until |
unknown |
| Manufacturer |
Sony |
Customer Reviews
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Think Assemble Customer –
Excellent product, good price. Bought it as a gift.
Vandeheide –
Easy to set up with my Sony Bravia 8 11Good quality sound
Mr. S –
After trying various soundbars for my bedroom and being dissapointed in different ways, I came across this one. I have its big brother the A7000 and love it, I had also recently upgraded its rear surround speakers from the SA-RS3S to the SA-RS5’s (for the upward firing speakers in them) so this meant the RS3S speakers were sat in the cupboard being wasted. I had no issues pairing them to this soundbar to make it a true 5.1 surround, this had to be done using an app though. When paired they have a clean connection, no background noise at all and are in perfect synch with the soundbar (should be expected with how much they are valued at).This leads me to the soundbar itself, the remote only has a few buttons, input, power, AE on/off, voice, night, volume, mute and bass up down. Everything else has to be controlled using the app such as rear speaker volume, speaker setting, HDMI settings, system update, surround mode and more. Without the app you only have very basic controls. For surround mode settings you have Sony’s Vertical engine, Dolby’s virtual speakers surround and DTSX. Personally I prefer Sony’s Vertical engine, as it appears to sound cleaner, clearer and more pronounced than the other two offerings. There is no 360 spatial feature on this soundbar, that is reserved for its bigger brothers. Interestingly the supplied remote does not appear to be infrared, it uses a wireless system that does not need line of sight to operate the soundbar (unlike its bigger much more expensive brother). It must be bored that unlike it’s bigger brothers, this soundbar has a slightly annoying problem where it can take up to five seconds for sound to come out between playing content, it’s not a total deal breaker, but still annoying.When surround speakers are paired you can adjust the volume of them individually in the app which is ideal for me since my right ear is perforated so is not as sensitive as my left, so I can balance the sound via the software (app) for my listening. You can also adjust the speaker distance settings such as left surround, right surround and the soundbar itself, personally I do not notice what exactly this is doing but I have adjusted the settings based on my setup anyway.Other than turning the bass up or down, you do not have any control over equalizer, nor do you get any choices for choosing different ones, just default as Sony has set it. Surely Sony could have implemented it since the app is depended on so much. When turning bass from low to mid there is certainly a difference, immediately there is a punch to the bass and it is surprising room filling. Going to max and I find it to distracting, sometimes the bass does not respond exactly as you would expect and can seem a little excessive, it’s not a terrible implementation, but not as accurate as its big brother.Enabling night mode the sound is more balanced and compressed, as in quiter sounds are boosted and loud sounds balanced to prevent sudden volume differences. This setting is just right for those night time viewings of centent without surprise disruptions to people in the next room. Voice mode does as expected, it boosts the volume of speech out of its dedicated center speaker channel ensuring dialogue is heard clearly. I have this enabled all the time since it does not interfere with the stereo or surround effects.The soundbar is not big, it falls well short the length of my 55′ TV, so the stereo field is not particularly wide, it is noticable but fairly narrow. For me it is boosted more by the distance of my rear speakers which I have further out to the sides. Without them the stereo field would be fairly narrow, even when enabling any of the Surround boosting features.The unit does have a display on its front, this only gives basic info such as the input (TV, Bluetooth etc) and status of rear speakers when it is turning them on. It will display basic info when your adjust bass levels to, but no info on the audio type or quality (this is displayed within the app).Overall I will certainly be sticking with this soundbar for my bedroom, it lacks a number of features of its bigger brothers, but that is to be expected at its price range. Being compatible with the rear speakers I had laying around doing nothing is particularly what won me over. Ultimately for the bedroom the sound quality is good overall and suits where it is for bedtime theatre viewing. It is unfortunate that it relies so much on an app to configure a number of settings and to update the soundbar firmware rather than having any onscreen interface, my guess is that is a cost cutting measure, but I guess setting how you want it and leaving it that way makes it less of a pain. This is a somewhat budget entry into Sonys soundbar selection that is modern, in some ways it shows and considering that price is more than doubled when paired with the SA-RS3S surrounds, it does beat some of its rivals for quality, but price for the whole setup is down to personal preference. I am just glad I already had a spare set of speakers waiting for it.Basically it is fine on its own, just about fine value wise, you would need the surround speakers to get the most out of it. As for the app, set it up and then forget it unless you really want to be messing in an app on your phone to constantly change things.
Think Assemble Customer –
Great sound from such a neat box
Simon’s Stuff –
Fantastic sound, great connectivity, looks great under the bravia TV. Great price for the volume. Compact nut has good quality bass and great at virtual surround.
SPM Ayr –
This is an excellent soundbar. Very easy to install and mount on wall. the connections are well thought out. Only thing is, the sub-woofer, if wanted is almost three times the price, but then it is Sony speakers. very happy with this in combination with Bravia 8ii.
PNB –
Bought to complement a new Sony Bravia tv. Frustratingly, as for the tv, no written instruction manual! You have to download from Sony website. So you need a pad or smartphone with the download to follow the step by step guide. They want you to sign up to MySony and find out all about you. This is just data mining in my opinion, and really puts me off buying anything else Sony. Having said that, the soundbar has some auto setup features and these help. Overall, the product is fine, but really, really frustrating for an 80-yearold non-technical person to have to mess about with. All my BOSE stuff is much simpler to set up – just plug in and play!
Tim –
Remembering this is Sony sound quality so it’s going to be good. The problem is the television sound is as good! Will keep it for a couple of weeks I think to find out if I’m going to keep it or not. I’ve only had it for a few days and Phil it’s too much money to pay out, when the Sony bravia tv sounds is as good maybe a little better sounding.The sound bar has a deeper sound. I really can’t make my mind up, which is better. The fact is you don’t really need a sound bar if you have a high-end premium Sony TV, it’s only surround sound cinema performance sound bars you should be buying. The sound bars are for low performance TVs. I really feel I’ve wasted my money. Even the volume is low on the sound bar. The television is just as loud. So the answer to this riddle. Definitely get this if you don’t have a Sony television. But if you have a Sony Bravia it’s likely you don’t need it?