WIIM Bar 3.0.2-Channel MultiBeam Dolby Atmos/DTS:X Wireless Bluetooth/WiFi Network Soundbar

WiiM Bar 3.0.2-Channel Dolby Atmos Soundbar

In short: the WiiM Bar is a display-first smart soundbar that brings Dolby Atmos and DTS:X cinema sound, WiiM's whole-home streaming, and a round glass touch display into a single bar for the living room. It arrives as a 3.0.2-channel system and grows into a 5.1.2 home theater when you wirelessly add compatible WiiM speakers and a subwoofer. It is available in Black from TREOO, an official WiiM dealer in Singapore.

See the sound. Build the theater.

WiiM Bar elevates the living room with audiophile-grade 3.0.2 Dolby Atmos and DTS:X spatial audio. Playback, EQ and album art are all managed from a vibrant round touchscreen on the front of the bar, so you can see what is playing and change it without reaching for a phone. Ready for more? Wirelessly pair the bar with compatible WiiM devices and expand this foundation into your ultimate 5.1.2 home theater.

It is WiiM's first soundbar, previewed at High End Vienna 2026, and it is designed to anchor TV audio, music streaming, wireless surround expansion and multi-room listening in one system rather than becoming yet another box beside the television. Where most soundbars hide their intelligence inside an app, WiiM Bar puts it on the front panel: album art, track information, the time, EQ, Smart Presets and your recently played music are visible at a glance, and a tap on the glass is often all that is needed.

One bar for every way you listen

Movie night. Morning playlists. Game day. Late-night TV. WiiM Bar fits every moment. Start a film through HDMI eARC and feel the sound rise above the screen; switch to music and watch album art glow from the soundbar itself. Group it with other WiiM devices for synchronised whole-home listening, or build out the living room with wireless surrounds and subwoofer support whenever you are ready.

Cinematic height and immersion come from Dolby Atmos and DTS:X playback. Music stays just as close at hand, because album art, track info, playback controls, EQ and presets all appear on the touch display. A wider soundstage and an expandable surround setup bring games into the room, Night Mode manages loud effects while keeping dialogue easier to hear for late-night viewing, and grouping the bar with compatible WiiM devices carries the same music through the rest of the home.

Control without friction

WiiM Bar gives you several ways to control the listening experience. The round touch display handles quick playback, source selection, EQ and Smart Presets, and the proximity-lit buttons along the top handle volume, play and pause, and source switching. The WiiM Home App takes over for streaming, grouping, routines and deeper sound customisation, while an external Alexa or Google Home device adds hands-free voice control.

The included WiiM Bar Voice Remote was designed for the same job. A sleek body, a rechargeable battery and intuitive push-to-talk Alexa sit alongside smart preset keys and dedicated playback buttons, so the things you do most often have a physical button — and the bar also accepts voice commands through it directly.

Your music, your way

Total freedom for your listening experience. Stream natively through Spotify Connect and TIDAL Connect, cast from Google Cast Audio or Amazon Music Cast, or open the WiiM Home App to personalise your sound, synchronise multi-room audio and browse every service you use in one place. Qobuz Connect, DLNA and UPnP libraries, Qplay and Roon cover the rest of a serious streaming household, and Bluetooth takes whatever is already playing on a guest's phone.

Sound that adapts to real rooms and real life

RoomFit auto-correction tailors playback to your room layout and speaker placement. One tap in the WiiM Home App analyses the room using your phone's microphones, then optimises the response for balanced, fatigue-free sound — no trial-and-error and no extra gear. Clear Voice and AI Dialog Enhancement bring speech forward during busy scenes, so dialogue stops disappearing under music and effects.

Night Mode reduces the dramatic volume swings that make late-night viewing a chore by managing loud peaks while keeping dialogue intelligible. Those behaviours are wrapped up as listening modes — movie, music, voice and night — so the bar can be tuned to what is on screen without digging through settings, and your own adjustments live alongside them in the app.

Built for cinema, tuned for music

Behind the sleek form is a serious acoustic system. Dedicated front mid-woofers deliver body, warmth and presence; front tweeters add clarity for vocals and texture; top-firing height drivers are aimed to create the height effects Dolby Atmos is built around; and passive radiators reinforce the low end without a separate box. Together they support a wide soundstage, clear vocals, height effects and stronger bass from a single bar, with enough system power for room-filling sound.

That combination is what makes the bar as comfortable with a playlist as with a film soundtrack. The front stage is tuned for vocals and instruments rather than effects alone, the height channels add space to live recordings and orchestral material, and the low-frequency reinforcement gives music the weight a slim bar usually gives up.

Built for modern home theater

A single HDMI cable to the television is all the setup most rooms need. WiiM Bar connects over HDMI eARC and decodes the immersive object-audio formats — Dolby Atmos and DTS:X — together with the conventional surround and stereo formats a TV, console or disc player already outputs, so films, games and box sets all arrive without a second decoder in the chain.

Around that core, the bar is unusually flexible about where its sound comes from. It streams over Wi-Fi or a wired Ethernet connection, accepts Bluetooth from phones, tablets, laptops and TVs, and will even send Bluetooth out to compatible speakers or headphones for private listening. Optical and line inputs keep older televisions, disc players and turntables with a built-in preamp in play, and USB storage turns the bar into a personal media library that can also serve other WiiM and DLNA devices on the same network.

Start with the bar. Build the theater.

Experience cinematic 3.0.2 Dolby Atmos and DTS:X right out of the box: left, centre and right front channels plus dedicated height channels, from one elegant soundbar. When you are ready, wirelessly add compatible WiiM surrounds and a subwoofer to build a fully immersive 5.1.2 theater at your own pace, with no messy cables to run across the room. Placement is the easy part — compatible WiiM speakers go behind the sofa to pull the action off the screen, and a compatible subwoofer adds the deep, chest-thumping low end that movies, games and music all benefit from. Compatible WiiM surround and subwoofer devices are sold separately.

A new centrepiece for the WiiM ecosystem

WiiM Bar brings the simplicity, flexibility and high-performance streaming experience of WiiM into the living room. Group it with compatible WiiM devices — an Amp, an Ultra, a Pro or a Mini — for synchronised multi-room audio, so TV sound, streamed music and connected sources all travel through the same system. Alexa multi-room and Google Cast multi-room are supported where available, and a WiiM device group is the route to sharing a line input, an optical source, HDMI eARC or Bluetooth across the home.

The finish, and where it goes

WiiM Bar is finished in Black: a low, slim cabinet with a full-width grille, a glass-covered round display at its centre and controls recessed into the top panel. The finish is deliberately quiet, so the bar reads as part of the room rather than a piece of equipment, and the display is the only part of it that draws the eye when it is playing.

It is built to sit on a TV console or to hang on the wall — wall brackets and screws are included — and it is equally at home under a wall-mounted television, in front of a media unit or below a projector screen. The display faces the room, so volume, source and artwork stay readable whether the bar is on a shelf or mounted beneath a screen.

Building a WiiM home theater around the Bar

The natural partners for the bar are the rest of the WiiM range, all available from TREOO. The WiiM Sub Pro adds the deep low end the 5.1.2 layout asks for, and WiiM Sound speakers work as wireless surrounds or as additional rooms in the same group. For a system that also drives a pair of passive loudspeakers, the WiiM Amp Ultra slots into the same whole-home setup.

Browsing instead? The full WiiM range in Singapore is one page away, and our speakers category covers the rest of a home theater build.

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