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If you’re tired of the tinny audio your TV speakers are stuck with, but don’t want the hassle of running speaker wire for a full surround-system, the perfect Goldilocks solution to your audible problems is a soundbar. More than just a boost in the volume department, a good soundbar will enhance every level of your audio experience, adding more highs, lows, and middle frequencies to whatever you’re listening to.

The best soundbars can also be used to stream music through Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connectivity, and certain models even come with support for Alexa and Google Assistant, allowing you to control your smart lights and thermostat from the comfort of your living room couch.

There’s a dizzying number of soundbars on the market though, which can make picking one out quite the ordeal. But as A/V experts with years of expertise in vetting and testing many different audio products, we’ve put together this list of the best soundbars you can run out and buy (or order online) right now.

Source: Sonos

Sonos Arc

Best overall

The best soundbar for most people

While the Sonos Arc comes with a few limitations — namely, there’s no HDMI passthrough, and the Trueplay tuning feature is iOS only — this soundbar is truly a wonder. First and foremost, it sounds great, with plenty of power behind it. It also offers exceptional spatial audio and plenty of low-end in a single all-in-one package.

Pros

• Fantastic room-filling sound
• Spatial audio is great
• Plenty of bass even without a subwoofer

Cons

• No HDMI passthrough
• Need an iPhone for Trueplay tuning feature

The Sonos Arc might be a single unit without extra rear speakers or subwoofer, yet it still provides exceptional three-dimensional audio with Dolby Atmos technology. It also has a surprising amount of low-end for a stand-alone soundbar, and you can add a subwoofer later. Overall, it sounds phenomenal, with more than enough power to forget more complicated home theater setups.

Unfortunately, this soundbar has a few issues, such as no HDMI passthrough on hand. Also, Sonos uses Trueplay tuning to adjust the audio to whichever room its respective product is sitting in, which is a great feature but requires an iPhone to make use of it. Most of us know someone with an iPhone, so that’s not necessarily the biggest hurdle to make this soundbar sound its best. Also, since this is a Sonos product, you can include the Arc in a multi-room setup with other products from the company’s lineup.

Source: Bang&Olufsen

Bang & Olufsen Beosound Stage

Premium pick

The best when money is no object

The Bang & Olufsen Beosound Stage brings an audio quality consistent with the company’s other premium-sounding products. That is to say that it sounds great for movies as well as for music. There’s plenty of connectivity on hand, so you can center a whole entertainment system around it as well, though, as with all things B&O, it costs about a month’s rent.

Pros

• Gorgeous minimalist design
• Dynamic, stellar sound
• Plenty of connectivity

Cons

• Very pricey
• For full immersion, need to buy additional speakers

It’s no surprise that the Bang & Olufsen Beosound Stage sounds amazing, and you’ll be happy to know that it sounds just as good for music as it does for the latest Sandra Bullock movie. More surprising is that the company has taken a page out of the Sonos playbook and made it capable of integrating with other B&O speakers for a multi-room setup or even for a more surround sound type of setup.

The soundbar is extremely expensive, and getting extra speakers for that spatial audio will add an additional cost that most won’t want to spring for. But, if you can splurge, this well-designed minimalist-looking soundbar is worth consideration, especially since it has enough connectivity to be used as the center of an entertainment center. It even includes an HDMI 2.1 eArc passthrough port, so you can connect that next-gen console and still get 4K at 120Hz performance on your fancy TV.

Source: Creative

Creative Stage V2

Best value

For when you want great sound on a budget

Considering the low price of the Creative V2, it really has no business being as good as it is, from the relatively solid sound quality to the fact that you don’t have to pay extra for a subwoofer. It’s pretty stripped-down with no spatial audio on hand, but that’s a small compromise.

Pros

• Very reasonably priced
• Decent connectivity
• Comes with a subwoofer

Cons

• Slim on features
• Dust magnet

This is a fairly stripped-down affair, as you won’t see features like Dolby Atmos or voice assistant support. Plus, its glossy finish is a bit of a dust magnet. But at least the Creative Stage V2 has a decent amount of connectivity, including an HDMI arc port, optical-in, and Bluetooth connectivity. Again, considering the price, the Creative Stage V2 offers a lot more than you would expect.

Samsung HW-Q800C

Best soundbar for Samsung

Q-Symphony lets your Samsung TV and soundbar join forces

Operating your soundbars and TV speakers at the same time is usually frowned upon, but Samsung’s Q-Symphony allows you to do just that, and the end result is actually quite amazing.

Pros

• SpaceFit Sound Pro calibrates automatically calibrates sound
• Can be paired to Samsung TVs with Q-Symphony
• Dolby Atmos and Alexa support

Cons

• Expensive
• No Google Assistant support

One of the coolest things about modern TVs and audio systems is you’ll usually unlock some kind of extra feature by pairing one same-brand component with another. Such is the case with Samsung’s awesome HW-Q800C soundbar, and the hidden capability is something called Q-Symphony. If you happen to own a Samsung QLED released between 2020 and 2023 (Q70 models and above), when you link the Q800C to your TV both the soundbar drivers and TV speakers work in unison to deliver an immersive audio experience like no other.

The Q800C also supports Dolby Atmos, so you’ll be able to enjoy some of the best 4K movies and TV shows in true multi-layer surround sound. And on top of all that, the Q800C also has a feature called SpaceFit Sound Pro, which automatically calibrates sound output based on your listening environment.

Vizio M-Series 5.1.2 Soundbar

Best multi speaker setup

A hassle-free surround sound

$400 $500 Save
$100

It’s not too common that a soundbar below $500 includes support for both Dolby Atmos and DTS:X, but the Vizio M-Series 5.1.2 didn’t show up to the party to be just another boring guest.

Pros

• Comes with a wireless sub and two satellite speakers
• Works with Alexa, Google Assistant, and Siri
• Dolby Atmos and DTS:X support

Cons

• Additional speakers are not wireless

Movie fanatics may have a hard time accepting the fact that a soundbar usually can’t deliver the full immersion of a true surround system. Fortunately, models like the Vizio M-Series 5.1.2 are here to reinvent the wheel a little bit. This mid-tier soundbar not only comes with a wireless subwoofer, but also two satellite speakers that you can position anywhere you’d like. Considering they need to be plugged into the sub for power, we’d recommend using them as rear speakers.

The Vizio M-Series also supports Dolby Atmos and DTS:X surround formats (and has two up-firing speakers to accompany both codecs), and can also be controlled using Alexa, Google Assistant, and Siri. You’ll also be able to wire the soundbar using HDMI ARC or digital optical.

Bose Smart Soundbar 600

Best small premium pick

When you have the budget but not the space

The Bose Smart Soundbar 600 might be a little pricier compared to smaller format soundbars, but it’s worth the price. It offers great spatial audio thanks to its upward-firing speakers, and it’s easy to set up. While it’s a bit light on bass and only has one HDMI port, that’s to be expected from such a compact model.

Pros

• Perfect for smaller setups
• Has up-firing speakers for Dolby Atmos
• Easy to set up

Cons

• Only One HDMI port
• Light on bass
• Only supports Dolby Atmos spatial audio

Although you have to deal with the typical issues one would find with a smaller soundbar on the Bose Smart Soundbar 600, it’s still a fantastic soundbar. Sure, the bass response is nothing to write home about, and it only comes with one HDMI port, so if you are hoping for more, you should look at a larger option.

Still, the Bose Smart Soundbar 600 sounds pretty good for its size, plus it includes some immersive Dolby Atmos spatial audio thanks to its upward-facing speakers. Additionally, setting up all its features via an accompanying app is pretty easy. You can also use the app to control settings on the soundbar if you don’t feel like reaching for the remote. Of course, being a Bose product with an uncommon feature like upward-firing speakers, it’s pricier than a lot of the competition.

Polk Audio Signa S3 Soundbar

The best for Google Assistant

Beam your favorite tunes to the Signa with Chromecast

Polk is one of the go-to names in the world of home audio, and the Signa S3 is just continued proof of the company’s terrific output.

Pros

• Built-in Google Assistant and Chromecast
• Dolby Digital 5.1 support
• Great sound

Cons

• No Alexa support
• No Dolby Atmos support (available on next model up)

The Polk Audio Signa S3 is the kind of soundbar that delivers audio on-par with a complete surround system, minus the headache of all those dang wires! And it’s all thanks to the Signa’s precision-tuned drivers, Dolby Digital 5.1 support, and Polk’s patented Voice Adjust Technology, which allows you to choose between three different vocal and dialogue presets. Not to mention the Signa is an excellent soundbar for Google Assistant and Chromecast.

With native integrations for both Google controllers, you can use the former to control your home’s many smart home devices through simple voice commands and Routines for Google Home. You’ll also be able to stream music to the Signa over Wi-Fi with Chromecast, so get ready to enjoy all your favorite tunes and playlists from services like Google Play Music, YouTube Music, and more.

Source: Amazon

Yamaha YAS-209BL

The best for Alexa

A voice assistant you can trust

When you want to use Alexa to adjust the lighting or raise the temperature, the Yamaha YAS-209 is the soundbar for the job.

Pros

• Built-in Alexa
• Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and Spotify Connect support
• Comes with a wireless subwoofer

Cons

• No Google Assistant support
• No AirPlay 2 support

Yamaha may not have the kind of audio notoriety you’ll hear folks screaming from the rooftops about, but that doesn’t mean the Yamaha YAS-209 isn’t an amazing soundbar choice. In fact, if you’re looking for a low-cost peripheral that sounds great, streams music, and can control your smart home devices with Alexa, the YAS-209 should be one of your top considerations. Even from a design standpoint, the dark mesh grille is stylish and minimalist, allowing the YAS-209 to fit into most entertainment setups without being overly distracting.

In terms of connectivity, you’ll be able to use either HDMI or digital optical to get the YAS-209 plugged into your TV, and the soundbar also supports Bluetooth and Wi-Fi. As for the latter, it’s a requirement if you plan on using Alexa, but once the soundbar is paired to your network, you’ll also be able to enjoy native Spotify Connect support.

Source:Polk

Polk MagniFi Mini AX

Best compact option

When you want rumble but have limited space

Yes, the Polk MagniFi Mini AX is a bit pricey for such a small soundbar, and its Dolby Atmos leaves something to be desired. But, overall, this diminutive soundbar actually sounds great, helped along by its wireless subwoofer. It’s also attractive, but you’ll want to be careful with placement as it’s tall enough to block the IR receiver on your TV.

Pros

• Excellent sound in a small package
• Wide variety of sound modes, including vocal boost and night viewing
• Sleek design not seen on most of the competition

Cons

• Taller-than-normal size can block some IR receivers
• No HDMI passthrough
• Dolby Atmos support is lackluster

Many small soundbars are a definite upgrade from TV speakers, but generally not more than that. However, that’s not the case with the Polk MagniFi Mini AX, as it actually has pretty impressive audio for its size. It also has plenty of rumble because of an included subwoofer, and although it has Dolby Atmos support, that’s middling. Still, there are a variety of sound modes to help you make the most of your TV’s audio.

The design on the Polk MagniFi MiniFX is somewhat unusual, coming in an attractive package on the taller side — it’s tall enough to potentially block the IR receiver on your TV. So, if you decide to grab it, be careful with your placement. At least the subwoofer, which is also a bit unique with its tall and thin look, is wireless.

Source:Roku

Roku Streambar

Best soundbar with built-in OS

When you need a streaming device as well as a soundbar

If you need a soundbar and stream box, the Roku Streambar is an incredible value proposition, especially considering the amount of volume available and the audio quality. It’s a bit light on bass, can get overblown when turned all the way up, and has a narrow soundstage, but you can always fix that by investing in some of Roku’s wireless speakers and subwoofer.

Pros

• Surprisingly loud with good audio
• Built-in Roku OS
• Expandable

Cons

• Soundstage is limited
• Light on bass
• Can get overblown at higher volumes

The Roku Streambar has a lot going for it, starting with the fact that it has full Roku functionality built in. It’s also a solid small form-factor soundbar with plenty of volume and solid audio performance. It even supports 4K and HDR; however, don’t expect something like Dolby Atmos included here.

There are limitations due to its size (and likely low price), such as its amount of bass, narrow soundstage, and the fact that it loses definition when turned all the way up. But considering that you can buy wireless speakers and a subwoofer to pair it with for not a lot more money, those are not dealbreakers. In fact, you can turn the Roku Streambar or its big brother, the Streambar Pro, into the center of a 5.1 surround sound system if you so wish.

What should I look for in a soundbar?

When it comes to soundbars, you should start by considering the size of your setup. For example, if you have a small TV, such as 40 inches or below, you might be better off with some of the smaller offerings included here. If you have a larger TV (and a larger room for your setup), a full-length model will not only look good, but it’ll also give the amount of volume to match that large screen.

Once you’ve figured out how big or small you want to go, consider your budget, as the more expensive you go, the more features you’ll get — plus, typically better and more detailed audio. On the other hand, if you’re on a budget, you can get a stand-alone unit without a subwoofer. If you do choose a stand-alone unit, it’s better to get one with the ability to add a subwoofer later on, whether through wireless pairing or a sub-out port.

Additionally, you might have to pay extra for some features, such as Dolby Atmos. Although it is a great feature that adds immersion, that doesn’t mean you’ll care for it, especially since not everything is mixed in to take advantage of it. If you’re mostly watching old movies and shows (ten years old or more), you probably won’t hear much of a difference. However, if you want to get the most engrossing experience possible, get Dolby Atmos or DTS support. Also, consider options that let you add rear speakers if they aren’t already bundled.

The best of the best

As you can see, soundbars are far more than quick plug-and-play components that give you a few extra decibels for watching TV and playing video games. While they are simple to install and easy to customize, the best soundbars can also be used as surround sound simulators and smart speakers. Plus, most soundbars usually cost far less than a full surround system with an A/V receiver.

The Sonos ARC is probably the best overall soundbar right now. It has amazing sound even without a subwoofer, which can be added later on, and it can be tuned to whichever room you use it in for the best possible result. The Bang & Olufsen Beosound Stage is another stellar option with a fantastic sound — it just happens to cost four to five times the price of everything else on this list. At least it comes with that B&O Danish aesthetic. On the other side of the spectrum, if you’re on a budget, the Creative Stage V2 offers a lot in terms of value and performance.

Source: Sonos

Sonos Arc

Best overall

The best soundbar for most people

While the Sonos Arc has a few limitations — no HDMI passthrough and the Trueplay tuning feature is iOS only — this soundbar is truly a wonder. First and foremost, it sounds great, with plenty of power behind it. It also offers exceptional spatial audio and plenty of low-end in a single all-in-one package.

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