Did Two of the Biggest Names in Home Theater Just Create the Ultimate Entry-Level System?

No need to rearrange your room to get a great-sounding Dolby Atmos home theater.

Modern living room with a large flat-screen TV, black soundbar, subwoofer, two speakers on stands, and a gray sectional sofa with a wooden console behind it.

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By Tucker Bowe

Published December 18, 2025

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It’s almost 2026, and wireless home theater systems aren’t exactly novel.

Nearly every TV manufacturer and hi-fi company offers at least one wireless soundbar that, when configured with wireless speakers and subwoofers, can be expanded into a wireless surround sound system. Sonos, Bose, Sony, Samsung and LG are just a few big names that spring to mind.

But LG’s newest offering, which is a collaboration with Dolby, is poised to be more versatile and scalable than nearly any previous wireless home theater system to date.

LG Sound Suite

Black LG soundbar system with four satellite speakers and a subwoofer on a white background. — The LG Sound Suite is a modular, scalable home theater that can be configured in 27 different combinations.

Scalable. Speaker. System

The LG Sound Suite is a modular speaker system featuring the H7 soundbar, the M7 and M5 wireless surround speakers, and the W7 wireless subwoofer. You’ll be able to purchase each component individually.

The neat thing is that these wireless components can be configured in 27 different combinations, giving consumers the flexibility to create the perfect home theater setup for their space and budget.

You can start with just a pair of wireless speakers — no soundbar required — and build out the system over time. The max configuration is a full 13.1.7-channel home theater.

Collage of sleek black modern audio equipment including speakers, a soundbar, a subwoofer, and a speaker stand in minimalist settings. — The LG Sound Suite maxes out in a complete 13.1.7-channel home theater system.

A world’s first for a soundbar

The real magic of the system is that it’s built around Dolby Atmos FlexConnect, which is Dolby’s room-optimizing technology that ensures the system sounds best — no matter where the individual speakers are placed. Basically, you don’t have to rearrange furniture or the entire room to get a great-sounding home theater.

For this system to work, you need FlexConnect-compatible speakers paired with a FlexConnect-compatible TV. And, because Dolby just debuted Dolby Atmos FlexConnect last year, your options have been quite limited — just to the latest TVs and speakers by TCL and LG.

However, with Sound Suite, LG is introducing the H7 soundbar, which is the world’s first soundbar to support Dolby Atmos FlexConnect. This means that, for the first time, you can create a Dolby Atmos FlexConnect home theater system with any TV … just connect the H7 soundbar via HDMI.

Black soundbar, subwoofer, and speaker on a stand in a modern living room with a large abstract wall art. — The LG H7 is the world’s first soundbar to support Dolby Atmos FlexConnect.

Price and availability

The LG Sound Suite was revealed ahead of CES 2026 and, unfortunately, a lot of the details — including specs for each individual component — have not yet been disclosed.

Pricing and availability information aren’t available, either.

Black LG soundbar system with five satellite speakers and a subwoofer on a white background.

LG Sound Suite

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About the Author: Tucker Bowe has been on Gear Patrol’s editorial team since 2014. With a passion for consumer tech and hi-fi, he tracks everything from headphones and turntables to smartphones and wearables. If it lights up or makes noise, he probably covers it.

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