Samsung HW-LS50H Music Studio 5 Wireless Smart Speaker, Wi-Fi & Bluetooth Connectivity, Wireless Dolby Atmos, Q-Symphony, Smart Integration, Adaptive Sound, Alexa Built-in (2026 Model)
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Description
• WIRELESS MUSIC STREAMING: Wirelessly connect your smart devices via Wi-Fi or Bluetooth, and enjoy streaming your favorite music, podcasts and more. • WIRELESS DOBLY ATMOS: Surround yourself in Dolby Atmos* 3D sound —with or without an HDMI cable. Hear every distinct beat and pulse above and around you, just like in the movies.** • Q-SYMPHONY: Enjoy a more immersive sound experience by pairing a compatible Samsung TV and up to five Samsung audio devices, such as Soundbars or Wi-Fi speakers, to work together for more robust and detailed sound.* • DOT DESIGN BY BOUROULLEC: Designed in collaboration with French artist Erwan Bouroullec, Music Studio features a refined dot detail. Its sculptural, minimalist form adds a modern, elevated aesthetic to your space. Whether placed on a shelf or mantel, it integrates seamlessly into your home décor and enhances the overall style of your home. • SPACEFIT SOUND PRO: Enjoy stunning sound automatically calibrated to your room using sensors embedded into the Wi-Fi speaker. It analyzes your space and adjusts the audio -even optimizing bass -for clear sound and immersion. • SMART INTEGRATION: Connect your devices and control everything with our soundbar or Wi-Fi speaker that integrates your favorite voice assistants and smart services, like Alexa* built-in, Googlecast**, Airplay 2 *** and more.
Details
General
- Mounting Type
- Floor Standing
- Speaker Type
- Smart Speaker
- Color
- Black
- Is Waterproof
- False
- Control Method
- App, Voice
- Specific Uses For Product
- Home Theatre
- Antenna Location
- For Televisions
Warranty
- Warranty Type
- Limited
- Warranty Description
- 1 Year Manufacturer
Audio
- Audio Output Mode
- Dolby Atmos
- Additional Features
- Dolby Enabled
- Audio Driver Type
- Dynamic Driver
- Number of Audio Channels
- 2.1
- Speaker Maximum Output Power
- 70 Watts
Connectivity
- Connectivity Technology
- Bluetooth, Wi-Fi
- Wireless Technology
- Bluetooth, Wi-Fi
- Connectivity Protocol
- Bluetooth, Wi-Fi
Power
- Power Source
- Corded Electric
Dimensions & Weight
- Item Dimensions D x W x H
- 5.39"D x 9.88"W x 11.18"H
- Item Weight
- 5.3 Pounds
Compatibility
- Compatible Devices
- Television
Product Information
- Brand
- Samsung
- Model Number
- HW-LS50H/ZA
- Model Name
- LS-Series
- Manufacturer
- SAMSUNG
Included Items
- Built-In Media
- Power Cable
- Number of Items
- 1
- Unit Count
- 1.0 Count
Frequently asked questions
- Can this speaker provide wireless Dolby Atmos sound?
- Yes, it features Wireless Dolby Atmos, allowing you to surround yourself with 3D sound with or without an HDMI cable.
- What is the maximum power output of the speaker?
- The speaker maximum output power is 70 Watts.
- Is this speaker compatible with a TV?
- Yes, the compatible devices listed include Television.
Customer reviews
Surprised by Samsung's take on the HomePod market
This speaker honestly surprised me, especially when putting it side by side with the Apple HomePod. I went in expecting solid performance, but it actually holds its own really well and even does a few things better depending on what you’re looking for. Sound quality is where this really shines. The Dolby Atmos effect feels more spacious and open compared to the HomePod’s more tight, bass-heavy presentation. The HomePod still has that signature deep, punchy low end, but the Music Studio 5 feels more balanced overall, with clearer separation between vocals, instruments, and background details. It fills a room in a way that feels wider rather than just louder. The automatic room calibration is also a big plus. Similar idea to Apple’s tuning, but it feels a bit more adaptive depending on placement. Whether it’s on a shelf or more out in the open, it adjusts nicely without needing to constantly reposition it. Where it really pulls ahead is flexibility. You’re not locked into one ecosystem. Being able to use Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, AirPlay, Alexa, and Chromecast all in one device makes it way easier to integrate into different setups. The HomePod is great if you’re deep in Apple’s ecosystem, but this feels much more open and versatile. If you have a Samsung TV (which I have), Q-Symphony is a huge bonus if you plan to build around this system so you can get a surround sound stage for a decent budget. Design-wise, it’s clean and modern without trying too hard. It blends into a room easily but still looks premium up close. One thing to note is that because it’s lighter, it doesn’t have that same dense, “brick-like” premium feel that the HomePod has. The HomePod feels more solid in hand, but that doesn’t really translate to better performance. Overall, this is a seriously strong alternative to the HomePod. Better soundstage, more connectivity options, and way more flexibility, while still delivering high-quality audio. If you’re not fully tied into Apple’s ecosystem, this is an easy recommendation.
This speaker honestly surprised me, especially when putting it side by side with the Apple HomePod. I went in expecting solid performance, but it actually holds its own really well and even does a few things better depending on what you’re looking for. Sound quality is where this really shines. The Dolby Atmos effect feels more spacious and open compared to the HomePod’s more tight, bass-heavy presentation. The HomePod still has that signature deep, punchy low end, but the Music Studio 5 feels more balanced overall, with clearer separation between vocals, instruments, and background details. It fills a room in a way that feels wider rather than just louder. The automatic room calibration is also a big plus. Similar idea to Apple’s tuning, but it feels a bit more adaptive depending on placement. Whether it’s on a shelf or more out in the open, it adjusts nicely without needing to constantly reposition it. Where it really pulls ahead is flexibility. You’re not locked into one ecosystem. Being able to use Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, AirPlay, Alexa, and Chromecast all in one device makes it way easier to integrate into different setups. The HomePod is great if you’re deep in Apple’s ecosystem, but this feels much more open and versatile. If you have a Samsung TV (which I have), Q-Symphony is a huge bonus if you plan to build around this system so you can get a surround sound stage for a decent budget. Design-wise, it’s clean and modern without trying too hard. It blends into a room easily but still looks premium up close. One thing to note is that because it’s lighter, it doesn’t have that same dense, “brick-like” premium feel that the HomePod has. The HomePod feels more solid in hand, but that doesn’t really translate to better performance. Overall, this is a seriously strong alternative to the HomePod. Better soundstage, more connectivity options, and way more flexibility, while still delivering high-quality audio. If you’re not fully tied into Apple’s ecosystem, this is an easy recommendation.
Thoroughly Impressed!
I have had the Samsung Smart Speaker for a few weeks not, and I cannot believe how well it sounds. From unboxing the item to the first listen, the process seemed almost simple. Since I had a Samsung TV, the connection was seamless and easy to work with. It had assorted options to work with other options such as Wi-Fi, Alexa, and Airplay. I did not evaluate these options as I had plans to set them up with my TV. For the price, the expectation that is that you will receive a premium sound, which is what is delivered. It sounded rich and well-balanced. The dialogue in my TV shows and movies felt crisper, and the music came through without distortion at a high volume (not recommended for my ears) and a lower volume. It elevated my listening experience. The speaker size allowed it to be easily placed in various parts of the room as needed as it is Wi-Fi and not necessarily obvious to anyone at first glance. The only downside is that it is not as heavy and sturdy as previous speakers. If you are looking for a premium speaker, especially if you are already in the Samsung ecosystem, then this one will not disappoint.
I have had the Samsung Smart Speaker for a few weeks not, and I cannot believe how well it sounds. From unboxing the item to the first listen, the process seemed almost simple. Since I had a Samsung TV, the connection was seamless and easy to work with. It had assorted options to work with other options such as Wi-Fi, Alexa, and Airplay. I did not evaluate these options as I had plans to set them up with my TV. For the price, the expectation that is that you will receive a premium sound, which is what is delivered. It sounded rich and well-balanced. The dialogue in my TV shows and movies felt crisper, and the music came through without distortion at a high volume (not recommended for my ears) and a lower volume. It elevated my listening experience. The speaker size allowed it to be easily placed in various parts of the room as needed as it is Wi-Fi and not necessarily obvious to anyone at first glance. The only downside is that it is not as heavy and sturdy as previous speakers. If you are looking for a premium speaker, especially if you are already in the Samsung ecosystem, then this one will not disappoint.
A stylish speaker that combines convenience with quality audio.
I was pleasantly surprised by the Samsung Music Studio 5 because it feels like more than just a basic smart speaker. Setup was straightforward, and connecting through Wi-Fi and Bluetooth was quick and painless. The sound has a rich, full character with noticeably stronger bass than I expected from a relatively compact speaker, while vocals and instruments still come through clearly. I especially liked the flexibility of using it as a standalone music speaker or integrating it into a larger Samsung ecosystem through Q-Symphony if you already own a compatible Samsung TV. The design also stands out with a modern, premium look that blends into a room rather than drawing unnecessary attention. Streaming music sounded clean and immersive, and the smart functionality adds convenience without making the experience feel complicated. The price puts it in a more premium category, but for users already invested in Samsung products, this speaker offers a nice mix of sound quality, connectivity, and aesthetics.
I was pleasantly surprised by the Samsung Music Studio 5 because it feels like more than just a basic smart speaker. Setup was straightforward, and connecting through Wi-Fi and Bluetooth was quick and painless. The sound has a rich, full character with noticeably stronger bass than I expected from a relatively compact speaker, while vocals and instruments still come through clearly. I especially liked the flexibility of using it as a standalone music speaker or integrating it into a larger Samsung ecosystem through Q-Symphony if you already own a compatible Samsung TV. The design also stands out with a modern, premium look that blends into a room rather than drawing unnecessary attention. Streaming music sounded clean and immersive, and the smart functionality adds convenience without making the experience feel complicated. The price puts it in a more premium category, but for users already invested in Samsung products, this speaker offers a nice mix of sound quality, connectivity, and aesthetics.
Serious competition with Sonos
Absolutely outstanding sound and fits in the Samsung Speaker ecosystem so I can make a speaker group of my Samsung soundbar, this and the Samsung Music Frame, each in a different room. Connects to Spotify instantly.
Absolutely outstanding sound and fits in the Samsung Speaker ecosystem so I can make a speaker group of my Samsung soundbar, this and the Samsung Music Frame, each in a different room. Connects to Spotify instantly.
