
Samsung B-Series Soundbar HW-B450F 2.1ch with Wireless Subwoofer
โฑ9,300as of Aug 12, 2026
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Samsung B-Series Soundbar HW-B450F 2.1ch with Wireless Subwoofer300W, a wireless subwoofer, and a dedicated centre channel for dialogue, the sensible mid-budget Samsung if you skip the Atmos badge, at around โฑ9,300.

โฑ9,300as of Aug 12, 2026
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| Brand | Samsung |
|---|---|
| Type | Soundbar |
| Price | โฑ9,300 (as of Aug 12, 2026) |
| Shopee owner rating | 4.9 โ from 37 Shopee ratings |
| Shop | Samsung Consumer Electronics |
| Units sold | 104 |
Specs per Samsung
| Type | Soundbar |
|---|---|
| Channels | 2.1ch |
| Total power | 300W |
| Drivers | Three built-in speakers including a dedicated centre channel |
| Subwoofer | Wireless |
| Audio formats | Dolby Audio, DTS Virtual:X |
| Features | Adaptive Sound, Bass Boost, Game Mode, Voice Enhancement, Night Mode |
| Connectivity | HDMI ARC, Bluetooth |
| Model year | 2025 |
The Samsung HW-B450F sits between the entry bars and the Atmos tier: 2.1 channels, 300W, a wireless subwoofer, and, unusually for the price, a dedicated centre channel. It costs around โฑ9,300 as of August 12, 2026, and it is a 2025 B-Series model.
It solves the actual problem. A two-channel bar produces a phantom centre: dialogue appears to come from a point between the left and right drivers, which works if you sit dead centre and degrades as soon as you do not. A dedicated centre driver anchors speech to the screen regardless of where you sit on the sofa.
Most bars at this price do not have one. Samsung fitting a three-speaker array with a real centre unit here, tuned by its Audio Lab, is the reason to consider it over cheaper options.
300W and a wireless subwoofer, which is a genuine step up from the entry HW-B400F. The subwoofer needs only power, no signal cable, so placement is easy.
The feature set is practical rather than flashy: Adaptive Sound retunes for content automatically, Bass Boost, Game Mode, Voice Enhancement, and Night Mode for late viewing without waking the house.
Two places, both on the spec sheet. It handles Dolby Audio and DTS Virtual:X only, so surround is simulated with no Atmos decoding. And it connects over HDMI ARC rather than eARC, which lacks the bandwidth for lossless or object-based audio. Those two limits are consistent with each other, but they do close off any upgrade path.
The TCL S55H at around โฑ6,600 has both Atmos decoding and eARC, for less money, though without a centre channel.
At around โฑ9,300 as of August 12, 2026, this is the awkward middle of the range. It costs roughly โฑ2,700 more than the TCL S55H and trades Atmos and eARC for a dedicated centre channel and 80W more output. If dialogue clarity is what you care about, that is the right trade. If you want the most modern feature set, it is not.
Buy this if dialogue clarity is your priority, you own a Samsung TV, and you are not interested in paying for Atmos you have no height drivers to reproduce. It is a ranked pick in the best soundbars in the Philippines roundup. Our soundbar buying guide explains why a centre channel matters more than a format badge for most viewing.
For Dolby Atmos, HDMI eARC and room calibration at a lower price, the TCL S55H is our Best Value pick. If you would rather put the money toward real rear speakers, the Sony HT-S20R is our Best Overall pick and a full 5.1 system.
See how it compares with the other top picks in our soundbars comparison.
It is the single biggest factor in dialogue clarity. Without one, a stereo bar creates a phantom centre image between two speakers, and voices drift depending on where you sit. A real centre driver locks dialogue to the screen. Finding one on a 2.1ch bar at this price is unusual.
No. It handles Dolby Audio and DTS Virtual:X, which simulates surround from two channels. If you want Atmos decoding, the TCL S55H does it for less, though also without height drivers.
Bandwidth. eARC can carry lossless and object-based formats from the TV to the soundbar; plain ARC cannot. This bar has ARC, which is consistent with it not decoding Atmos anyway, but it does limit any future upgrade path.
Yes. It pairs to the bar without a signal cable and only needs a power outlet, which makes placement far easier than the wired subwoofer on the Sony HT-S20R.
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