Just released: new hi-fi and home theater arrivals – September 2026

Son-Vidéo.com presents the latest hi-fi and home theater releases for September 2026! Discover the newest generations of equipment designed to help you enjoy music, movies, TV series, and video games of every kind to the fullest!

Sonos Beam Ultra soundbar

Just 75 cm wide, the Sonos Beam Ultra soundbar features nine drivers, each powered by a class D digital amplifier. Five tweeters and four woofers ensure clear reproduction of every sound effect, whilst two side-firing tweeters widen the soundstage and two up-firing drivers reproduce authentic Dolby Atmos vertical effects. Compatible with Dolby TrueHD, Dolby Digital Plus, Dolby Atmos and DTS Digital Surround, it also features Trueplay acoustic calibration to automatically adapt its sound to the room. Its new artificial intelligence processing enhances dialogue clarity with four adjustment levels, complemented by a night mode. Highly versatile, it connects to the TV via HDMI eARC and streams music through Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 5.3, or AirPlay 2. Last but not least, its integration into the Sonos ecosystem makes it easy to pair with surround speakers and a subwoofer to gradually build a true wireless home theater system. Available to pre-order at €699.

Xgimi Elfin Flip Laser Ultra HD 4K projector

The XGIMI Elfin Flip 4K projector combines a 4K UHD DLP chip with a triple RGB laser light source delivering 1,600 ISO lumens in an ultra-compact, portable design, with 110 percent coverage of the BT.2020 color space and a dynamic contrast ratio of 20,000:1. Its 0.98–1.3:1 optical zoom allows the image size to be adjusted from 40 to 200 inches without any loss of definition, whilst ISA 5.0 technology automates focusing, keystone correction, screen alignment, and obstacle avoidance. Its stand, which tilts up to 150°, and its built-in handle make it easy to set up and carry from one room to another. The projector also comes fully equipped with Google TV, a 7 W Harman Kardon audio system, and two HDMI inputs, one of which is eARC-compatible. Finally, gamers benefit from a latency as low as 1 ms at 1080p and 120 Hz, as well as VRR and ALLM technologies. A true pocket movie theater that’s just as at home with films and streaming as it is with video games. Available for €999.

Meze ARTA hi-fi headphones

Developed in collaboration with Rinaro Isodynamics, the Meze ARTA headphones feature a new planar magnetic transducer whose diaphragm, weighing just 0.10 g, maximizes responsiveness, linearity, and precision, with a spectacular frequency response ranging from 3 Hz to 115 kHz and distortion of less than 0.05 percent. The open-back design, featuring angled acoustic grilles, minimizes internal reflections to create a spacious and natural soundstage, with a sound signature that Meze has created to replicate that of a pair of speakers. Two sets of magnetic ear pads also allow the sound signature to be adjusted, offering a choice between a more impactful sound or a more neutral reproduction. Entirely designed and assembled in Baia Mare, Romania, the Meze ARTA feature machined metal, carbon fiber, and leather, whilst being fully repairable. A true work of art designed for the most ambitious headphone systems. Available to order for €6,000.

Marshall Stockwell III portable Bluetooth speaker

After more than six years without any significant updates, the Marshall Stockwell returns in a vastly improved third generation. Its 3″ woofer and two 1.7″ full-range drivers are now powered by 127 W of class D amplification, whilst True Stereophonic technology delivers 360° sound to ensure a rich and balanced reproduction regardless of the listener’s position. Still easily portable thanks to its compact 1.3 kg format and wide carrying strap, it features an IP55-rated design suitable for outdoor listening. Its battery life has taken a real leap forward, offering over 40 hours of playback, to which up to 7 hours can be added after just 20 minutes of charging. Finally, Bluetooth 5.3 multipoint with Auracast, the mini-jack input and the ability to use the battery to charge a smartphone further enhance its versatility. A major evolution that retains all of Marshall’s rock ‘n’ roll charm whilst making the Stockwell III more powerful, durable, and modern. Available for €229.

Marantz Cinema 70S Series 2 AV receiver

At just 10.9 cm high, the Marantz Cinema 70S Series 2 AV receiver fits easily into the living room without compromising on performance. Its seven amplification channels each deliver 50 W into 8 ohms, enabling a system configuration of up to 7.2 or 5.2.2 channels, with support for Dolby Atmos and DTS:X formats. This second generation notably introduces a new 32-bit, 8-channel DAC and retains the Audyssey MultEQ XT calibration, now complemented by optional Dirac Live. Its six HDMI inputs, three of which are compatible with 8K/60 Hz and 4K/120 Hz, support Dolby Vision, HDR10+, VRR, ALLM and AMD FreeSync to meet the demands of gaming as well. Lastly, the HEOS platform provides access to Qobuz Connect, Tidal Connect, Spotify Connect, AirPlay 2 and Hi-Res files, whilst the MM phono input makes it easy to integrate a turntable into the system. A particularly versatile AVR for enjoying a truly immersive home theater experience when space is at a premium. Available to pre-order at €1,099.

Sony Bravia 6 OLED TV

The new Bravia 6 range, Sony’s latest entry-level offering in the OLED market, is available in 48″, 55″, 65″, 77″ and 83″ models. Each TV features a 4K UHD OLED panel, with over eight million pixels that each emit their own light, ensuring deep blacks, high contrast and a wide viewing angle. TRILUMINOS Pro technology expands the color palette to over a billion shades, whilst Dolby Vision support optimizes compatible HDR programs. Gamers benefit from a native 120 Hz display, four HDMI 2.1 inputs, as well as VRR and ALLM to get the most out of latest-generation consoles. The range is rounded off with Dolby Atmos and DTS:X, as well as a Google TV interface enhanced by Gemini to make it easier to search for content and access the main streaming services. A particularly versatile range that makes Sony’s OLED picture available across a very wide selection of screen sizes. Available from €1,199.

Technics SL-1200 M7G limited edition turntable

The Technics SL-1200 M7G Limited Edition turntable builds on the tried-and-tested design of the M7G with a coreless direct-drive motor, capable of delivering exceptionally stable rotation and reaching 33 revolutions per minute in just 0.7 seconds. Its heavy 1.8 kg cast aluminum platter and rigid chassis, mounted on silicone-insulated feet, effectively minimize vibrations, whilst the S-shaped tonearm ensures precise tracking. Compatible with 33, 45 and 78 rpm records, it also retains features much appreciated by DJs, including reverse playback and pitch control of ±8 or ±16 percent. This edition stands out above all for its numerous gold-colored elements, its special felt platter mat, and its anniversary plaque bearing an individual serial number. A collector’s edition celebrating more than half a century of a turntable that has become a must-have for both DJs and vinyl enthusiasts alike. Available to pre-order from €1,199.

Klipsch Rebellion bookshelf speakers

Originally launched under the name H8 as a more compact alternative to the Heresy, the Klipsch Rebellion returns nearly 70 years later with a completely modernized design. This two-way speaker combines a 7.8″ K-81-EP woofer with a K-702 tweeter loaded in a K-703 Tractrix horn featuring Mumps technology to deliver a dynamic, detailed, and particularly lively sound. Its bass-reflex design with a rear Tractrix port extends the frequency response down to 45 Hz, whilst its high sensitivity of 95 dB and power handling capacity of 200 W allow for high volume levels with a wide variety of amplifiers. True to the Heritage spirit, each speaker is hand-assembled in Hope and finished with a genuine, color-matched wood veneer, complemented by a fabric acoustic grille. Easier to integrate than the imposing Klipschorn or La Scala, the Rebellion offers a new entry point into the Heritage range, without compromising on Klipsch’s character and historic craftsmanship. Available to pre-order at €2,990 per pair.

Naim Uniti Star Lite hi-fi amplifier

As the successor to the Uniti Star, the Naim Uniti Star Lite takes advantage of the removal of the CD mechanism to optimize its internal circuitry and reduce electrical interference, with the aim of achieving even more precise sound reproduction. Its 2 x 70 W into 8 ohms amplification is driven by a dual power supply, including a linear section with a large toroidal transformer dedicated to the audio circuits. At the heart of the unit, the Naim NP800 network platform provides access to Qobuz Connect, Tidal Connect, Spotify Connect, AirPlay 2, Google Cast, Roon Ready and UPnP, with support for Hi-Res files up to 32-bit/384 kHz and DSD128. Two USB ports and an SD card reader round off the digital playback capabilities, whilst the HDMI ARC input, analog RCA and DIN inputs, and numerous digital inputs allow you to connect a television and multiple hi-fi sources. The large 5″ color screen and the iconic volume dial on the top round off an all-in-one system that is as elegant as it is versatile. Available to pre-order for €3,999.

The world of hi-fi and home theater still has many surprises in store, with new technologies, enhanced performance, and improved ease of use. While waiting to discover them, feel free to take a look at the previous hi-fi, home theater, and gaming releases!