LG's most compact soundbar 'Eclair' rolling out globally

The LG Eclair QP5 soundbar sports a sleek and compact design that complements your interior. It measures 296 x 59.9 x 126mm - only one-third the width of LG's previously smallest 3.1.2 channel Atmos soundbar, SP8YA - making it perfect for small spaces.

 

HIGHLIGHT

• Compact Design
• Dolby Atmos & DTS:X
• 4K & HDR Passthrough
• Sound-Field Expander

 

 

LG Electronics today announced the rollout of Eclair QP5 - its most compact soundbar to date - globally, starting from North America and followed by other regions around the world.

The LG Eclair QP5 soundbar sports a sleek and compact design that complements your interior. It measures 296 x 59.9 x 126mm - only one-third the width of LG's previously smallest 3.1.2 channel Atmos soundbar, SP8YA - making it perfect for small spaces.

LG QP5 features Dolby Atmos and DTS:X to deliver powerful audio that flows around you - despite its compact size. The soundbar's advanced, 3.1.2 channel system with wireless and bi-directional subwoofer leverages Meridian Audio's tuning and technology to deliver exceptional detail and spatiality. The subwoofer delivers you the same powerful bass as a full-size soundbar but with less vibration.

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With 4K pass-through support, the soundbar allows viewers to enjoy stunning 4K and HDR content, including Dolby Vision, on their favourite streaming services. Additionally, adaptive LG AI Sound Pro analyzes the content being played and automatically applies the best sound settings.

Further, 2021 LG TV owners will benefit from authentic and clear sound with TV Sound Mode Share that combines the processing power of LG's latest α (Alpha) AI processors and AI Sound Pro to reveal rich nuances of the content source.

In terms of sustainability, the LG Eclair QP5 soundbar is recognized as an Eco-Product by Switzerland's SGS Societe Generale de Surveillance SA. The soundbar ships in eco-conscious packaging with internal packing material made from recycled molded pulp, an alternative to polystyrene foam and plastic.