Will this unit work well with a Sony Bravia TV? null

Hello David700, The HW-Q930B Soundbar has the ability to connect using Digital Optical, HDMI, or Bluetooth. If your TV has one of these inputs then you're all set. ~Samsung Solutions

Hi David700. I am presently using it with a Sony Bravia purchased in 2016 and it sounds great. Connect the source HDMI to the soundbar and then the connect the soundbar to the ARC/eARC on your TV via separate HDMI cable.

Works great , I have a Brand new SONY BRAVIA with the Q930B.

Yes, but for full benefit check that the Sony TV decodes Dolby Atmos. You need your TV to be able to decode Dolby Atmos and your broadcast source transmitting with Dolby Atmos (my friend's Spectrum cable service does not transmit in a high enough bandwith, so no Dolby Atmos. Trying to get her to switch to DirecTV Stream which works great - and cost less).

“Will this unit work well with a Sony Bravia TV?”

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Hello David700, The HW-Q930B Soundbar has the ability to connect using Digital Optical, HDMI, or Bluetooth. If your TV has one of these inputs then you're all set. ~Samsung Solutions
Answered by Samsung 3 years ago
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Hi David700. I am presently using it with a Sony Bravia purchased in 2016 and it sounds great. Connect the source HDMI to the soundbar and then the connect the soundbar to the ARC/eARC on your TV via separate HDMI cable.
Answered by john2830 3 years ago
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Works great , I have a Brand new SONY BRAVIA with the Q930B.
Answered by AlexR 2 years ago
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Yes, but for full benefit check that the Sony TV decodes Dolby Atmos. You need your TV to be able to decode Dolby Atmos and your broadcast source transmitting with Dolby Atmos (my friend's Spectrum cable service does not transmit in a high enough bandwith, so no Dolby Atmos. Trying to get her to switch to DirecTV Stream which works great - and cost less).
Answered by Bobl 3 years ago
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