LG Electronics, last December, announced the impending arrival of a new line of soundbars, which continued the company’s partnership with Meridian. The soundbars were shown at CES in January, where two of them, the LG SN11RG and SN9YG, were winners of CES Innovation Awards.

Now, the soundbar line has reached the market, with pricing announced.

The products are all meant to work with LG’s latest TVs, including the OLED and NanoCell lines.

The SN11RG and SN10YG models, along with three others—the SN9YG, SN8YG & SN7Y—offer Dolby Atmos and DTS-X capability, as well as HiRes Audio, and it all delivers Meridian Audio’s Bass and Space and Image Elevation technology.

In addition, the company says, the flagship SN11RG offers “separate rear surround speakers with up-firing drivers to further enhance the experience.”

That SN11RG flagship retails for $1,699 and is available in May.

“LG’s stunning flagship soundbar, SN11RG offers the ultimate 3D surround thanks to an impressive 770W of power and 7.1.4 channels,” CES said in honoring the SN11RG soundbar in the Smart Home category.

The SN10YG goes for $1,299, and is also available in May. The SN9YG is listed at $999 and arrives this month, as does the SN8YG, which retails for $799.

The SN7Y, SN6Y, SN5Y and SPK8-S are all available now, priced respectively at $499, $399, $279 and $179.

LG’s first Dolby Atmos soundbar arrived in 2017.

Sony, earlier this month, released its own soundbar that features both Dolby Atmos and DTS:X functionality, along with some new wireless speakers. That product also debuted at CES in January.

CNET, in its rankings of the best soundbars that were published last week, did not list LG’s model. The Vizio SB3621n-E8 was chosen as the “Best soundbar for the money,” while another Vizio product, the SB36512-F6, was named best budget Atmos soundbar. While Creative Stage took the honor for “best soundbar under $100.”

Roku’s Smart Soundbar was named “best soundbar with built-in streaming video,” while the Sonos Beam was picked “Best for voice control and multi-room audio.” The Yamaha YAS-209 was picked as Best soundbar with Alexa.

Stephen Silver, a technology writer for The National Interest, is a journalist, essayist and film critic, who is also a contributor to Philly Voice, Philadelphia Weekly, the Jewish Telegraphic Agency, Living Life Fearless, Backstage magazine, Broad Street Review and Splice Today. The co-founder of the Philadelphia Film Critics Circle, Stephen lives in suburban Philadelphia with his wife and two sons. Follow him on Twitter at @StephenSilver.

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