Sharp HT-SB110 soundbar speaker Black 2.0 channels 90 W

The Sharp HT-SB110 is a compact black soundbar with 2.0 channels and a total maximal power output of 90 W. It supports both wired and wireless connectivity and can be used on a tabletop or mounted on the wall. With dimensions of 800 mm in length and 62 mm in height, the soundbar is designed to fit smaller living rooms or media setups and offers HDMI ARC with CEC for easy control via a TV remote.

Advantages

The soundbar delivers a combined RMS-rated power of 90 W while maintaining a slim profile that measures 80 cm in length and 6.2 cm in height. It provides flexible placement options—tabletop or wall mountable—and supports HDMI ARC with CEC for simplified operation using compatible TVs. Wired and wireless connectivity options make it compatible with a variety of audio sources.

Suitable for

• Small to medium living rooms
• TV audio upgrade via HDMI ARC
• Desktop or tabletop multimedia setups

Key specifications

• Brand: Sharp
• Model: HT-SB110
• Total maximal power output: 90 W (RMS rated power)
• Channels: 2.0
• Connectivity: Wired & Wireless
• Dimensions: 800 mm (length) × 62 mm (height)
• Colour: Black
• Power supply: 220–240 V AC
• Power consumption: 30 W
• Features: HDMI ARC with CEC

How to use

Place the Sharp HT-SB110 on a stable surface or mount it on the wall following the included mounting instructions. Connect the soundbar to your TV using an HDMI cable to use HDMI ARC and enable CEC on your TV settings for single-remote control. For other sources, use the appropriate wired input or pair a wireless device according to the soundbar's pairing procedure. Adjust volume and audio settings from the TV remote when ARC–CEC is active or from the soundbar controls when using other connections.

Recommendations

For best audio performance, position the soundbar centered below the TV at ear level when seated. Enable HDMI ARC and CEC on both the TV and soundbar for convenient control, and avoid placing the unit in fully enclosed cabinets to prevent overheating and preserve sound clarity.