Sennheiser Ambeo Mini review: the biggest little Dolby Atmos soundbar around
Sennheiser Ambeo Mini review: Two-minute review The Sennheiser Ambeo Mini arrives as the smallest, most affordable member of what is now a three-strong family of Sennheiser Ambeo soundbars. What it lacks in stature, though, it makes up for in asking price. Compared to the best soundbars , this is not a budget-conscious option, especially when you consider how much the best of its size-comparable rivals cost. The Ambeo Mini goes a long way to justifying its asking price even before it’s plugged in, though. Its six-driver speaker array is powered by 250 watts and has the grunt to reach down to a claimed 43Hz at the bottom of the frequency range. It is subject to some very thorough virtualisation technology in an effort to extract a true sense of spatial audio from a soundbar with no dedicated ‘top’ effects drivers. And it’s concealed inside a discreet, well-made cabinet that’s never going to draw attention to itself. There’s also the choice of control options. Between the ‘Smart Cont...