The BOSE audio company has introduced a new Smart Soundbar 900, a long speaker for your home entertainment system. The model packs spatial audio technology Bose, offers an audio experience that seems to project various audio aspects to various parts of the room. The ‘comparable’ experience is offered even if the source does not offer Dolby’s atmos audio.

Bose Smart Soundbar 900 offers a variety of features, including Dolby Atmos, support for Alexa and Google Assistant, and compatibility with Airplay 2 and Spotify Connect. The company said this new model replaced the Smart Soundbar 700, or at least it would be available on September 23.

Consumers can expect a long-size 41-inch speaker, as high as 2.3 inches and 4 inches. Even though you can use it with any TV, Bose said it could be in accordance with a 50-inch or larger model. In addition to the detailed connectivity option above, Smart Soundbar 900 also sports WiFi, Bluetooth, EARC HDMI, and one cable that needs to be plugged into the TV.

In addition, the new Soundbar also works with Bose’s rear speakers and bass modules for consumers who want a more complete home audio setting. Consumers who have Bose QuietComfort 45 headphones can connect it to the Smart Soundbar 900 for the Times Viewers need to avoid wake up other people at home.

The most prominent aspect of Bose Smart Soundbar 900 is its ability to provide a deep audio experience by producing audio with realistic placement in the room. The company explains that if, for example, you are watching a movie involving an airplane on your head, you will hear audio above you.

Bose Smart Soundbar 900 will be valued at $ 899.95 USD when it arrives later this month.