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Sony Z9F 3.1ch Sound bar with Dolby Atmos and Wireless Subwoofer (HT-Z9F), Home Theater Surround Sound Speaker System for TV Black

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Condition
Used - Good
Style
Dolby Atmos Soundbar
Model
HTZ9F
Dimensions
23.7"D x 44.5"W x 9.5"H
Weight
10.8 kg
Color
Black
Frequency Response
20 hertz
Works with
Phones, Smartphone, Television

Features 9

  • Ultimate Home Theater Upgrade with 3.1ch Dolby Atmos DTS: X and Vertical Sound Engine
  • Seven sound modes for enhanced movies, music, gaming, news and sport
  • 4K HDR compatible
  • Voice enhancement for greater clarity

Description

Feel the thrill of your favorite shows and movies. The Z9F 3.1ch Dolby Atmos/DTS:X Sound bar's new Vertical Surround Engine places you in the middle of the action. Seven different sound modes optimize audio to what you’re hearing. Wireless and network-capable, the Z9F can also connect to select rear speakers for a full-room solution that provides a cinematic experience. Chromecast built-in for smartphone streaming.

Specs 42

Brand Sony
Speaker Maximum Output Power 400 watts
Frequency Response 20 hertz
Connectivity Technology Bluetooth, HDMI, Wi-Fi
Audio Output Mode Surround
Mounting Type Bar Mount,Hdmi Cable,Wall Mount
Enclosure Material Plastic
Speaker Type Soundbar

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Top Amazon Reviews

Easy way to get 5.1 dolby surround sound
Style: Dolby Atmos Soundbar
This is a great product! The setup was really easy. The remote control is one of the best I have seen. I have a Sony TV (with dolby atmos) so the remote will turn the TV or the soundbar off and on at the same time right out of the box, which is nice. I also got the SA-Z9R rear speakers, which are definitely worth it as you can really tell the difference. Only hiccup was no sound from the rear speakers, which I finally figured out was because the sound source I was using on YouTube was not multichannel dolby so there was no signal sound on the rear channel. The sound is great! Just remember that if you aren't using a dolby sound signal you won't get the full benefit of the system. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 7, 2021 by Robert E McCormack
Amazing Sound with Lots of Features
Style: Dolby Atmos Soundbar
Review Image by Matthew A
Review Image by Matthew A
Review Image by Matthew A
The Sony HT-Z9F is an amazing device! From receiving the box to watching a movie while listing with the sound bar took about 45 minutes. Instructions were clear and concise and having the wall mounting template made the install process much easier. The ability to pair speakers wirelessly made the install of the sub-woofer a breeze. Once installed the onscreen menus for the sound bar and set up process were great. Having the option to auto power on the unit when my TV is turned on was a welcome surprise. The sound is immersive and the base is deeper and rounder than I expected. I'm still playing with the Chromecast and Bluetooth music streaming. So far being able to access my Spotify has been amazing. I punch a couple quick buttons on my phone and I' rocking out to my playlist. Pros: Quick set up Seamless integration with my TV Ability to stream my Spotify account Overall sound quality Cons: Yet to find any I would happily recommend this to anyone looking for great sound quality and ease of use. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2020 by Matthew A
Fantastic 5.1 sound when run wired with Z9R speakers. Great value for the price. Wireless is meh.
Style: Dolby Atmos Soundbar
Review Image by Daniel B. Widdis
Review Image by Daniel B. Widdis
Review Image by Daniel B. Widdis
TLDR: you will read about wireless issues in many reviews. These are not unique to this sound bar, search any other wireless sound bar and see the same complaints. All the speakers can be run wired, completely eliminating "wireless" cutout and providing fantastic 3.1 (this item) or 5.1 (with Z9R) sound. The only reason this is 4 stars instead of 5 is because Sony chose not to document the wired capability as an option! Full Review: I've been dragging my large amplifier and speakers around for 10 years, but was really trying to downsize my system. The sound produced by this system rivals my previous setup, taking up far much less space. I wish it was more reliable wirelessly, or that the wired connections were actually documented, thus 4 stars instead of 5. If you're struggling with the wifi cutouts, read on. Having read comments in other reviews about wireless issues, I did some preparatory research before buying. Many people expect plug-and-play and don't spend the time to troubleshoot. I felt based on the many "solutions" I read elsewhere that I could eventually solve any problem. It did take me a few weeks of experimentation to completely eliminate the wireless issues, but only because I was trying to collect as much data as I could for this review. You can solve the problems all at once with inexpensive aux cables. The sound quality is excellent. I've found the best results changing from "Sound Mode: On" (the pseudo-Atmos setting) to the "Dolby Speaker Virtualizer" which passes through 5.1 Dolby when media has it, and does a great job giving a surround effect for non-Dolby content. There are options to increase the volume of voices (2 settings) which I've found useful for some dialog-heavy movies and sports (with announcers) but tend to make music sound a bit tinnier. It's good to have these choices easily changeable with the remote. There's an option to auto-adjust the volume when it gets too loud -- don't use this. If you thought wifi cutouts drove you nuts, constant abrupt volume adjustments are even worse! Wireless troubleshooting and solution: The key point to understand troubleshooting the wireless cutouts is that the wireless capability is standard WiFi -- the soundbar becomes a router (you can even see the "SurroundMaster_*" SSID) and the speakers connect to it just like any wifi device. It probably works just fine out of the box if it's the only wireless device in the room. If your main house router or mesh system is anywhere near the sound bar, you'll get the sound cut outs. I've spent 3 weeks testing various configurations and suggest the following escalating steps to resolve wifi issues: 1. Make sure your sound bar isn't too close to the TV itself. The metal will interfere with the wifi. About 4 inches is sufficient separation. 2. If you have another wifi router, move it a few feet away, or much lower, or block direct line of sight with a piece of furniture. 3. By default the Z9F's wifi router will "Frequency Hop" to find a channel that doesn't conflict with your router. This is fine for older routers, but if you have a newer router or mesh system that *also* frequency hops, the systems will keep trying to dodge around each other. It's best to fix one or the other. See instructions page 34 to turn "RF Channel" to "Off" to keep the same channel on the Z9F. 4. Related to 3, if you take a minute or two when you first turn the Z9F on to toggle "RF Channel" off and on again, you'll keep a stable connection while the sound bar is on, as it will find a good channel and your router will stay away from it. Only if/when you put the soundbar in standby will your home router stomp on that good channel. The above 4 steps should solve most issues. However, I didn't like having to repeat step 4 daily, so I decided to wire my system. *This is not documented in the instructions, but is amply explained online in many places, with pictures.*. I've added pictures to my review showing the location of the ports, use a razor blade to peel up the plastic covers. The Z9F has three 3.5mm Aux ports (standard headphone jack) on the back under a plastic cover near the HDMI connections, labeled RL, RR, and SW. The subwoofer and Z9R rear speakers have corresponding 3.5mm Aux ports. 5. If your soundbar is wall mounted, you'll need to make sure the cable has a 90 degree angle to fit, plus enough extra depth to go into the jack without being blocked by the surrounding metal. Also you should use a higher quality cord. I am using the Hftywy cables here: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08CCFJXPZ 6. After wiring the speaker(s), unplug them and replug them in. You'll know they're wired if you get the "yellow" light instead of a green one. 7. It may be sufficient just to wire the subwoofer. This reduces the wifi bandwidth needed for those sounds and lets the Z9F's wifi focus solely on the rear speakers. 8. If you really want to forever eliminate wireless issues, wire the rear speakers as well. (This is where higher quality cables become more important as I needed a 25 and 30 foot cable. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 23, 2021 by Daniel B. Widdis
Sony Has Outdone Themselves Again!
Style: Dolby Atmos Soundbar
I am so impressed with the Sony HT-Z9F 3.1 Ch. Dolby Atmos® DTS:X™ Wireless Soundbar. Sony has always been a brand I trust when it comes to quality products and they have once again shown me why I always go back to them for electronic purchases. This soundbar is better than what I imagined. The setup was very easy and took hardly anytime at all. Just a few plug ins here and there and I was ready to go. I only needed to review the manual once or twice, because I have a 8K Smart tv and needed to do a few extra settings to make sure everything synched correctly. My tv is a 75 inch and I needed a really good soundbar that would provide amazing sound quality for such a large television. This soundbar definitely made that happen. The look is the soundbar is simple and sleep and looks great against my full entertainment system. I do have to use two remotes to control the tv and soundbar separately, but that really isn’t an issue. In the beginning I did gave problems with the subwoofer cutting out just during movies. It would happen 2-3 times and for only a few seconds. I even moved the subwoofer to the back of the room to provide a larger space for sound, but it still continued with the cutting out. After a little research and digging I found that this was a common issue with a simple reset fix. After resetting the soundbar I have not noticed it cutting out anymore. Everything is perfect and I couldn’t have asked for a better sound quality! I would definitely recommend it! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 31, 2020 by Lainiie
Amazing
Style: Dolby Atmos Soundbar
Ps5 is my main entertainment for movies, games and music. Ps5 is directly Connected to sound bar and out to tv. I have rear speakers as well With the sound settings in the sound bar on ”sound mode" Ps5 on linear pcm, sound bar shows 7.1 vertical engine neural x Ps5 on Dolby, sound bar shows 5.1 vertical engine Dolby surround Ps5 on DTS, sound bar shows 5.1 vertical engine neural x Linear pcm: 55/45 front/back. This has great sounds but it can sound like the all the front speakers are going off with no channel isolation (without vertical engine it has better isolation) Dolby: 70/30 front/rear. I didn't like this setting because it's to front focus and Dolby compression makes some sounds very subtle so they fade in the background and I don't get to hear it. (Without vertical engine. Has better left right but still front heavy) DTS: 50/50 front/rear. This is the settings I've chosen to keep. I can hear more detail. Left/right/back/front speakers have great isolation (even better isolation without vertical engine) ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2020 by Yuly
Never Samsung again
Style: Dolby Atmos Soundbar
This TV exceeds my expectations. It is beautiful and fast. I've had it for 4 or 5 days now. Setup out of the box was easy! I've my own home theater now except I don't have to suffer a projector. Love it love it love it. I bought this TV to be ready for the Playstation 5 release in November.
Reviewed in the United States on September 22, 2020 by Matt
Overall Good Buy and Excellent Performance
Style: Dolby Atmos Soundbar
When evaluating electronics equipment, it can be difficult be so many things to consider. For my application it has worked well. I'm using it with a Sony TV so the integration helps. The one thing that was difficult was the setup using Bravia control. The book was a little sketchy so I got to a certain point with control, which was less than optimal. Going back in to make changes, I managed to muck things up even more. I finally analyzed what was going on and studied the online material. After reading between the lines on a few things, I finally got it to work right. Now I can use my TV remote exclusively and it does everything. The other option would have been to call support, which from my experience can be hit or miss. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 22, 2021 by Rick Brand
Worst purchase ever
Style: Dolby Atmos Soundbar
I have to say this has been one of the worst purchases I have made. Months ago I stopped looking at other soundbars from Samsung, LG, etc. because I read that Sony was coming out with this one that had everything I was looking for: wireless sub-woofer, wireless rear speakers, Atmos, DTS;X. Bad move. After installation, the first thing I listened to was music. The treble frequencies were so tinny, harsh, and distorted that I had to turn it off. Next up was CNN. The reporters voices were tinny and lacking depth, and sounded like computerized robot voices. I contacted Sony support who directed me to ship it to their repair center, which I did. They kept it for about a week, then returned it to me with a report that they had put it thru all of the QC checkouts, and found nothing wrong. Did they listen to it? I did hook it back up to see if anything had changed. It hadn't. I have returned this unit to Amazon for a refund, and thanks to Amazon for granting the refund as it was past their refund date limit. It was late because it was still at the repair center. I honestly cannot believe all of the good reviews of this unit. Yes, the sound was spread out thru the room, but the sound from the TV's built-in speakers was better than the sound from this device. To Sony: I have made several purchases of Sony gear over the years and have always been satisfied - until now. If this represents the current quality level of Sony equipment, this will be my last Sony purchase. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 10, 2018 by Richard Thompson
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