Tag: soundbars

For well less than $200, it gives budget-minded TV owners an easy way to dip their toes into Dolby Atmos.

Sony brings Dolby Atmos and DTS:X support with its HT-A5000 soundbar, a $900 speaker that competes directly with the Sonos Arc and the Bose Smart Soundbar 900.

Great sound, ease of use, and a huge list of features make this Sony soundbar very hard to beat.

Klipsch may be a relative latecomer to the Dolby Atmos soundbar club, but it appears to be making up for lost time with two very potent new models.

LG SP9YA Soundbar delivers awesome, immersive Dolby Atmos sound from a single soundbar and wireless subwoofer.

Clean and compact, this soundbar is packed with features and can deliver Dolby Atmos sound at a nice price.

Impressive sound in a simple, affordable, and expandable package makes the Polk React easy to recommend.

Excellent set of inputs, semi-wireless surround speakers can’t erase downsides.

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Samsung’s 2021 lineup of TVs and soundbars, featuring the very first MicroLED TV that consumers can buy, now has some pricing and availability dates.