Samsung Announces 2026 Home Audio Range in Australia
Synopsis
Samsung Australia has launched its 2026 home audio lineup, including the Music Studio 7 and Music Studio 5 wireless speakers, four Q-Series soundbars and two Sound Tower portable models. The Music Studio speakers were designed with French designer Erwan Bouroullec and are available in black and white from $499. The top soundbar, the HW-Q990H, costs $1,999 and delivers 11.1.4-channel sound. Sound Tower models start at $479 and run on battery for up to 18 hours. All products adjust sound automatically based on the room and what is being played.
Samsung Australia has announced a new range of home speakers, soundbars and portable audio products. The products are in stores now, with prices that range from $479 to $1,999.
Key Highlights
- Samsung released the Music Studio 7, and Music Studio 5 wireless speakers and four Q-Series soundbars together with two Sound Tower models in Australia
- Music Studio has black and white speakers, designed in collaboration with French designer Erwan Bouroullec
- The highest-end soundbar, the HW-Q990H, is 11.1.4-channel and $1,999
- An upgraded Q-Symphony feature now allows linking up to five Samsung sound products together
Samsung’s 2026 Audio Range Is Launched in Australian Stores
With the full home audio range now announced, finally from wireless speakers to soundbars and portable speakers, Samsung Australia has officially released its 2026 home audio line-up. The Music Studio 7 has a price tag of $749, and the Music Studio 5 costs $499. Both were designed with French designer Erwan Bouroullec in mind, and they have a clean modern aesthetic that Samsung claims will fit into any room, bedroom workshop or living room. They pair with one another via Wi-Fi or Bluetooth, work with Spotify and can be connected in groups of up to 10 for multi-room music.
What You Can Do With the Soundbars and Portable Speakers
There are four models in the Q-Series soundbar range. The king at the top is the HW-Q990H, $1,999 for 11.1.4-channel sound plus dual subwoofer. Other models include the HW-Q930H below it at $1,699 and the HW-Q800H at $1,099 and HW-Q600H at $899. Samsung threw in two general enhancements to all models, one that raises where they sound like voices and effects are being projected from, and another that prevents the volume from suddenly jumping between shows or streaming apps.
Two new models in the Sound Tower lineup The MX-ST50F is $699, has a battery life of up to 18 hours per charge and outputs 240 watts. The MX-ST40F retails for $479 and lasts 12 hours. Both are splash-resistant and include built-in lighting that can also be adjusted within the Sound Tower app. The bigger version has a handle and wheels to help you move it.
Samsung Touts Automatic Room Adjustment For Its Audio Products
The new range was designed around the actual way Aussies live with audio at home these days, moving between music to podcasts and TV during the day, according to Samsung Australia’s Simon Howe. The products automatically calibrate sound based on what’s playing and the dimensions of a room, he said, so that people don’t have to tinker with settings in order to get things sounding right.
FAQs
1.Where to Buy Samsung’s 2026 Audio Range Q-Series?
Soundbars are available at major retailers nationwide. The Music Studio speakers and the Sound Tower models will be available through selected retailers and Samsung’s own store.
2. What is the most affordable of the new Samsung audio line-up?
The MX-ST40F Sound Tower will be priced from $479
3. Are Samsung’s new speakers capable of pairing with each other?
Yes, you can connect up to 10 Music Studio speakers together through Group Play for sound in multiple rooms.
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