Hisense finally releases its new high-end HT Saturn audio system

The Hisense HT Saturn system presents itself as a direct competitor to the Sony Theater Quad set but here with a subwoofer, which the Sony system does not have by default although it is possible to add one afterwards. We saw the HT Saturn assembly at the IFA 2024 show last September and then at the PAVS in Paris at the end of October. Finally, during CES 2025, the brand is proposing its marketing which will be effective within a few weeks.

This model relies on a configuration including four wireless satellite speakers and a subwoofer with a 6.5-inch woofer. The set delivers a total power of 720 watts, depending on the brand. The system integrates Dolby Atmos and DTS:X technologies for precise spatialization of sound.

Extensive integration with the Hisense ecosystem

Hi-Concerto technology allows perfect synchronization between the audio system and the brand’s televisions, particularly by using the latter’s speakers, such as the Q-Symphony system from Samsung or the WOW Orchestra from LG. The HT Saturn system has an automatic room acoustic analysis function to adjust its sound parameters. In addition, it is also possible to personalize the experience with five preset EQ modes suitable for different types of content.

The system offers several connection options with an HDMI eARC port, an additional HDMI input with passthrough function, an optical input and a Bluetooth 5.3 connection. This versatility allows easy integration into existing installations.

Availability and price of the Hisense HT Saturn audio system

The Hisense HT Saturn set will be marketed during the first quarter of 2025 at a price of around 1100 euros.