Customer Ratings & Reviews

Excellent system would recommend it to add to your home theater!!

The Sony Bravia, 6 theater, is definitely one of the best theater experiences

The best of the best, I really feel like I am in the movie theater love it

Should be completely wireless. Good sound at a decent value.

Had to return since rear speakers do not have unique power outlets. Prod description should state this in remarks

Great for the money I’m very happy and I hate surveys to make up 400 characters

It is great for what it is as a below $1,000 range sound bar. I wish the subwoofer was wireless and not connected to the soundbar.

Good system, wireless feature is a plus we can place the speaker wherever we like for better experience

Just excellent. With Sony you won’t be disappointed.

This system far exceeded my expectations. I'm so happy that I found this.

Easy to use nice good price solid features really like the product

Incredible sound system when it works. Remote IR receiver is in the subwoofer, so plan on an IR extender if the sub is tucked away. Pressing Bass or Volume up/down will FREQUENTLY change the input, mute the audio, or cause the entire system to crash. Great sounding system if you’re ok with spending your life’s downtime troubleshooting for 5 min just to watch a movie.

Bluetooth connectivity is garbage. The app is trash. Its always a head ache to connect. Sound quality is okay but the user experience diminishes the value significantly. Would not recommend.

This system is junk. It is not as advertised. It is not a wireless system.

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Lag of 2-3 sec when using volume controls. Sony support couldn't fix it even if I have a new Bravia TV as well. Returning it.

I’ve only had this system a month and my right channel for the rear speaker is already faulty. Unacceptable for a new system

The Sony BRAVIA Theater System 6 has been a great addition to my setup. I wanted better sound without the hassle of setting up a full AV receiver, and this system delivered. Setup was pretty straight forward. The soundbar, subwoofer, and rear speakers were all easy to get going. Once I had everything powered on, the rear speaker receiver synced right up with the subwoofer with no issues, which was a nice surprise. My only real complaint is the rear speaker cables are pretty short. I couldn’t run them neatly from behind my couch to the front of the room, so I had to put the receiver toward the back and use a floor cable channel to hide the wires. Not ideal, but manageable. Once it was all set up, I jumped into episode 3 of The Last of Us Season 2 and was blown away. The surround sound immediately made a difference and was way more immersive. After calibrating the system using the BRAVIA Connect app, it honestly felt like being in a movie theater. The bass hits hard, voices are clear, and the overall sound is rich. I’ve really been enjoying it.

I have owned and used a Dolby Atmos 9.2 Channel System now for over 9 years. Recently we had to remove it all due to having new carpeting installed and so this was the perfect opportunity to set up this Sony Bravia Theatre System 6 and compare it to my normal system. Setting it up is of course, far easier and less time consuming. Simply install the Sony Bravia App to your iPhone or Android phone and install the Subwoofer, which has the power supply for the soundbar, connect the soundbar with the attached cabling to the input on the Sub then connect your TV's ARC/eARC HDMI in/output to the Sub's HDMI input. Next you take the rear channel Bluetooth Amp/Receiver for the left and right rear channels, plug the two small speakers into said Amp/Receiver and place them accordingly. Plug in the Subwoofer and the rear channel Amp/Receiver and then follow the VERY EASY instructions to setup the Bravia Theatre System 6. BAZINGA!! Truthfully, the Bravia Theatre System 6 is nowhere near the equal of the 9.2 channel setup I normally have in this room but it is also much, much easier to work with and doesn't take up anywhere near the floor space. But having gone through every single version of Dolby's Surround Codec for home use over the decades I can state without reservation that this supposed "entry level" (compared to Sony's other more advanced soundbar systems in their Bravia line!) soundbar/sub/rear channel is up to the task of providing a dramatically realistic sense of "being there" and if this is your first time with Dolby Atmos, you WILL be not only impressed but more than satisfied! And happy with your purchase! I set up the Sub and rear channel speaker distance parameters in the Bravia app as well as rear channel volume and subwoofer output level. I positioned the rear speakers at approximately just a foot or so above ear height and their volume at 50% of full level and adjusted the Sub's output according to my preference based upon the film/show I was viewing. Watching a show streamed in Dolby Atmos ("The Mandalorian") that I am very familiar with revealed what I would conservatively estimate to be 40% to 50% of the performance of my normal 9.2 Channel system. Keeping in mind that the Sony Bravia Theatre System 6 equipment takes up perhaps only 25% or so of the physical space of my normal setup, I am more than pleased with the performance of this system. When viewing Max's new series "Sherlock & Daughter" I was treated to a 5.1 channel rendering of the show's engaging dialog, somewhat limited (to the time period being portrayed in the show!) sound effects and musical soundtrack. In a world EXCELLENT! Films I viewed via my streaming services included Thor, Iron Man, Spiderman, Deadpool 1 and 2, Batman Begins, The Batman and more. Musicals such as Brigadoon and Oklahoma! were audibly rendered in glorious stereo that was a marvel of the sound of music made "more" by the excellent performance of the Bravia Theatre System 6! Not caring at all for professional sports and MLB games are not something I normally watch, I "suffered" them for the sake of this review, LOL!. The stadium crowd became a resounding part of the visual experience on my 65" Hisense TV and was most impressive for someone like myself that rarely if ever, watches sports. On the app if a codec is supported as Dolby Atmos is, it is shown in the upper right hand corner of the app. Watching game 3 of the Stanley Cup playoff between Florida and Edmonton the Bravia decoded Dolby Atmos for me and I was once again sonically transported to the arena. When watching "Sherlock & Daughter" the app displayed the codec as a 5.1 Channelmix presented to and decoded by the Bravia Theatre System 6. I am looking at this from at the least, the point of view of a newcomer to Atmos in particular and Surround in general but also at the far end of the scale, someone like myself that is used to a more powerful and engaging Atmos setup with 7.2 to 9.2 channels but thinking of downsizing. But truth be told, I am leaning toward the newcomer end of the scale of the surround experience. This system will ultimately wind up in our Family Room for use by my wife for her normal TV and Hallmark Romance movie viewing along with films and shows more suited to our very young grandchildren. The Sony Bravia Theatre System 6 is that easy and that good. There is a noticeable difference in the quality and placement of sound "cues", if you will with this system. Bass reproduction by the powered sub is outstanding for a unit of its size. It is easy to use in that once hooked up, it turns on with your TV and if your wish is to bypass it simply turn it off with the supplied remote control and use your TV's builtin speakers. But like many such things, once you have become accustomed to it, the Sony Bravia Theatre System 6 will become the sound foundation of your viewing and listening pleasure. Roughly 85% of my main system was purchased at Best Buy with my own money and it will go back in to our Media Room which is where I primarily watch films and listen to music. The cost of that equipment is several times that of this Sony setup but again, the Bravia provides in my estimation at least 40% to 50% of the sonic benefits of my 9.2 system with the caveat being what you decode is what you are sent and what your equipment has the ability to decode. Dolby Atmos is quite popular and with good reason. There is an abundance of film and shows available with Atmos as their surround codec! My wife is overjoyed in anticipation of my moving the Bravia Theatre System 6 from the Media Room to the Family Room. Soon. Real soon. As are our grandchildren! Five Stars. Why? Because it delivers the goods. With ease of setup, ease of use and a markedly pronounced difference for the better in sound reproduction! If this is your first foray into surround sound and especially so Dolby Atmos, be prepared to be happy! If you are downsizing from something like a 7.1 to 9.2 or more system understand that what you are "giving up" by going to a soundbar will depend upon the genre of film you watch. If you are like me and watching everything from the 1930s (mono) to the classic movie musicals of late 1950s (stereo) and into the 1970s with the advent of Dolby Surround and beyond, you will not be disappointed but rather, more than satisfied. The two photos I included show a before photo of when I was beginning to remove my 9.2 system for the installation of new carpet and after photo of my temporary test setup of the Sony Bravia Theatre System 6. Like the title says, it really is a "Bravia New World". Highly recommended. Indeed it is!

While TV speakers are getting good, nothing really compares to what a surround sound system will do for your listening experience. Sony delivers a fantastic surround sound experience that is easy to setup and enhances your entertainment system. Pros: - Sound on this theatre system is clean and loud. Voices sound great through the center channel and dialog in movies and videos come in clear while still getting all the detail from the action sequences. You get all the details of sound in a chaotic action sequence while still getting clear dialog. - The sub has very good bass. I enjoy turning it up for music, but I need to turn the level back down to 1 or 2 for movies just to balance it out with the sound. - The Bravia app allows you to go in and adjust sound settings, volume, and sound profiles. Right on the main screen you can adjust the volume of the speakers as well as how much bass the subwoofer is putting out. The sound profiles allows you to quickly switch between different sound settings. On by default is sound field. If you go to the settings you can adjust how this performs, but from what I can tell it uses Upmixer of Dolby or DTS depending on what kind of content is detected. You have the option to switch to only Dolby or only DTS virtual. Also within the app you can control how the device works with eARC, Bluetooth, system settings, and even powering off and on. It’s also worth noting you’ll need the app to finish the setup process, including testing the speakers, and setting up their location and distance from the listening area. - Setup was simple and straight forward. While the rear speakers aren’t quite wireless, you get plenty of cable and they clip right into the receiver which does communicate wirelessly to the subwoofer. This gives quite a bit of flexibility regardless of being wired with the receiver being wireless. The subwoofer seems to be where the brains are seeing as how it’s where the HDMI and sound bar plug into. Once connected to the eARC plug on your TV, soundbar connected, and then the sub plugged in, you can fire up the app and follow the steps to get everything connected. Once through the setup process, the remote or app to control all things sound on the subwoofer, or if you’re just a one remote person, the tv remote would control the sound just as well, but you lose some of the customization provided with the app or remote. Cons - It really depends on your setup but if you have a wall mounted TV, running the HDMI cable from the subwoofer, ideally located on the floor, up to the TV, may require a longer cable and might not be necessarily the cleanest look unless you can hide the wires. The same is true for the rear speakers. While you probably have a place in mind for the speakers, finding a place for the wireless receiver could be a problem, depending on how far apart your speakers are. There’s plenty of included speaker cable, so you’re likely to put the receiver where one of your speakers are, but now you have a cable to either hide or blend. Final Thoughts - I find that this is a great sounding surround system. While it has plenty of sound features and supports upmixing and dolby and DTS standards, you don’t get some of the more advance features that are out there such as room analysis to adjust sound and deeper integration with the TV speakers, or fully wireless connectivity (aside from power cables). If you’re looking for a plug and play surround sound system, with an easy setup process, and a great sound, you’ll be very happy with this theater system.