India has witnessed the launch of Noise's new soundbar series called Homestage. For the very first time in the home audio category, Noise has introduced its Homestage range of four soundbars. There are Noise Homestage 2.1, Homestage 3.2, Homestage 5.1, and Homestage 5.2.4 that have been launched by the company in the Indian market. The premium range in the Homestage line-up is the Homestage 5.2.4 soundbar, which offers an audio output of 700W and Dolby Atmos technology. The Noise Homestage 5.2.4 soundbar has six drivers, two subwoofers, two rear satellite speakers, and also supports Bluetooth 5.3 connectivity.

The price of Noise Homestage 2.1 soundbar is ₹4,999, while that of Noise Homestage 3.2 is ₹8,999. The price of Noise Homestage 5.1 soundbar is ₹14,999, whereas the price of the premium Homestage 5.2.4 is ₹24,999.

Noise Homestage 2.1 soundbar is available only in black color. On the other hand, Noise Homestage 5.1 and Homestage 5.2.4 soundbars are available in black and silver colors. Currently, all three soundbars are available from the Indian website of Noise, but the company has not yet provided details about colors and sales of Homestage 3.2.

The Noise Homestage 5.2.4 soundbar delivers 700W of audio output. It features a 5.2.4-channel configuration, which includes five front channels, two dedicated subwoofers, and four up-firing height channels.

The soundbar features touch controls for Power, Mode, Play/Pause, and Volume. For a better audio experience, the Noise Homestage 5.2.4 supports True Dolby Atmos technology. It features two wired 6.5-inch subwoofers and wireless rear satellite speakers.

Connectivity options include HDMI (with eARC/ARC support), Optical, USB, AUX, and Bluetooth 5.3 with a 10-meter range. It offers 12-level dedicated adjustments for customizing bass and treble. Its design features a matte metallic finish.

The Noise Homestage 2.1 is the entry-level model in this new series. It delivers 90W of output and comes with a separate subwoofer. It has four EQ modes. The Noise Homestage 3.2 model delivers 200W of sound output.

Talking about the Noise Homestage 5.1, it delivers 500W of output. It has rear satellite speakers and separate EQ modes for news, movies, and music. All three models are wall-mountable and support Dolby Atmos.

India has witnessed the launch of Noise's new soundbar series called Homestage. For the very first time in the home audio category, Noise has introduced its Homestage range of four soundbars. There are Noise Homestage 2.1, Homestage 3.2, Homestage 5.1, and Homestage 5.2.4 that have been launched by the company in the Indian market. The premium range in the Homestage line-up is the Homestage 5.2.4 soundbar, which offers an audio output of 700W and Dolby Atmos technology. The Noise Homestage 5.2.4 soundbar has six drivers, two subwoofers, two rear satellite speakers, and also supports Bluetooth 5.3 connectivity.

The price of Noise Homestage 2.1 soundbar is ₹4,999, while that of Noise Homestage 3.2 is ₹8,999. The price of Noise Homestage 5.1 soundbar is ₹14,999, whereas the price of the premium Homestage 5.2.4 is ₹24,999.

Noise Homestage 2.1 soundbar is available only in black color. On the other hand, Noise Homestage 5.1 and Homestage 5.2.4 soundbars are available in black and silver colors. Currently, all three soundbars are available from the Indian website of Noise, but the company has not yet provided details about colors and sales of Homestage 3.2.

The Noise Homestage 5.2.4 soundbar delivers 700W of audio output. It features a 5.2.4-channel configuration, which includes five front channels, two dedicated subwoofers, and four up-firing height channels.

The soundbar features touch controls for Power, Mode, Play/Pause, and Volume. For a better audio experience, the Noise Homestage 5.2.4 supports True Dolby Atmos technology. It features two wired 6.5-inch subwoofers and wireless rear satellite speakers.

Connectivity options include HDMI (with eARC/ARC support), Optical, USB, AUX, and Bluetooth 5.3 with a 10-meter range. It offers 12-level dedicated adjustments for customizing bass and treble. Its design features a matte metallic finish.

The Noise Homestage 2.1 is the entry-level model in this new series. It delivers 90W of output and comes with a separate subwoofer. It has four EQ modes. The Noise Homestage 3.2 model delivers 200W of sound output.

Talking about the Noise Homestage 5.1, it delivers 500W of output. It has rear satellite speakers and separate EQ modes for news, movies, and music. All three models are wall-mountable and support Dolby Atmos.