iBall has introduced the Cinebar 560, a 5.1 channel soundbar aimed at enhancing home entertainment with immersive surround sound. The system combines powerful audio performance, sophisticated design, and versatile connectivity to suit modern living spaces.
iBall Cinebar 560 Soundbar Delivers Cinematic Surround Sound
The Cinebar 560 features a true 5.1 channel configuration, including a three-driver soundbar, wireless dual rear satellite speakers, and a 20.32cm wireless subwoofer. Powered by Dolby Audio technology, it delivers up to 800W RMS output, making it suitable for movies, OTT content, gaming, music, and live sports.
iBall has tuned the soundbar to provide wider sound separation, enhanced bass response, and clearer dialogue. The wireless rear speakers aim to fill the room with surround sound without the hassle of extensive cable management.
Broad Connectivity and User-Friendly Features
The Cinebar 560 supports multiple connectivity options such as Bluetooth 5.3, TV ARC, Optical IN, USB, and AUX inputs. This wide compatibility ensures seamless connection with televisions, smartphones, laptops, gaming consoles, and streaming devices.
Users can select dedicated EQ modes tailored for different types of content, optimizing the listening experience based on what’s playing.
Modern Aesthetic and Practical Design
Beyond audio performance, the Cinebar 560 sports a premium gloss finish paired with a perforated mesh design for a sleek, contemporary look. It includes a front LED display, remote control support, and wall-mount compatibility to simplify installation and daily use.
Market Availability and Brand Revival
Priced at an introductory Rs 19,999 (approximately $210), the Cinebar 560 is available on Amazon. This launch marks a significant move in iBall’s return to consumer electronics after a period of inactivity in the Indian market.
Following its acquisition by Zebronics in January 2026, iBall has begun rolling out new products, with the Cinebar 560 being the second major announcement after the GLIDR Ai1 AI wireless mouse introduced earlier this month.
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