Popular soundbar comparisons 2024 - page 4

There are 2.0 built-in channels. To add, this playbar has the power output of 100W. Especially to achieve a comfortable viewing of movies and TV programs, the manufacturer implemented a dialogue mode, thanks to which the listener can get the most distinct voices of the main characters of the film or show. A wide range of sound reproduction opti...

The 7.1-channel unit delivers 107W of overall output power. The front unit of the YSP-2700 includes 16 high-quality 2.8-cm speakers that emit “sound beams”. The layout of the array speakers is optimized in such a way that the reflective properties of the rays are enhanced to obtain the highest possible sound qu...

The top surface shows that the soundbar has a slightly concave shape, with rounded outer edges. According to the Sonos designers, this form was created specifically to hide two LED indicators and controls. At the rear of the Sonos Beam is an HDMI port with ARC support, which had not previously been installed on other products of the...

Its output power is 200W. There are 3.0 built-in channels. Sonos Playbar is a carefully designed soundbar with best-in-class music software. The panel is easy to install and easily compatible with other Sonos products, and can also be used as part of a full-fledged 5.1 wireless audio system if you add a Sonos Sub subwoofer and...

The unit can boast the presence of 7.1.2 channels and 512W (overall) output power. HW-Q90R in the specification has a "rival" DTS:X. Both Atmos and DTS:X do the same thing - 3D sound thanks to “high quality surround sound” due to reflection from the ceiling. In a cinema, this is achieved with 64 or more speaker...

The total sound power of the YSP-5600 amplifiers is 128 W, of which 88 W account for the main emitters and 40 W for the bass drivers. The Yamaha YSP-5600 is a soundbar with a sound projector function that supports the latest Dolby Atmos and DTS: X audio formats. The column is made in a minimalist design, all emitters are b...

7.1.2-channel soundbar with Dolby Atmos technology delivers 140W of power. The subwoofer is equipped with a built-in amplifier and two emitters - a conventional speaker located on the front panel and a passive radiator pointing down. This explains the presence of a metal base, which forms a cavity for the radiator. This co...

Its output power is 200W. There are 3.0 built-in channels. Sonos is a soundbar with nine speakers. Specifically - six mid-frequency and three “tweeters” for high frequencies, two of which are directed on the sides to achieve the maximum surround sound effect. Each speaker is assigned its own Class D amplifier. Al...

I had a chance to make a closer look at the top surface. It shows that the soundbar has a slightly concave shape, with rounded outer edges. According to the Sonos designers, this form was created specifically to hide two LED indicators and controls. At the rear of the Sonos Beam is an HDMI port with ARC support, which had not prev...

Sonos calls Beam "the most advanced saunabar." The principle of operation of this column is based on the direction of sound to the walls, with its subsequent reflection. The soundbar is equipped with two woofers for the center channel, one for the left and right stereo, and a tweeter. Also on the front of the Son...

The 5.1-channel soundbar has 100W of power. Stylish and compact (980 x 60 x 110.5 mm, 2.7 kg) soundbar with a wireless weighty subwoofer (180 x 437 x 401 mm, 9.4 kg). The highlight of the model is the surround sound in the DTS Virtual: X format, there is also a whole bunch of decoders “on board&rdqu...

There are 3.0 built-in channels. The rounded body of the Sonos Beam soundbar has smaller dimensions than most similar speakers (its dimensions are 68.5 x 651 x 100 mm). The exterior of the speaker can be black or white. Unfortunately, the wall bracket is not included, but it can be purchased separately. Although many manufacturers c...

There are 2.1 built-in channels. The power output is 100W. Unlike soundbars that support the similar Dolby Atmos format and have upward-facing speakers for this purpose, the YAS-207 has a traditional layout. On the front panel there are 4 woofers with a diameter of 1.75 inches and a couple of inch tweeters. An exciting sound...

With a total power of 200 watts and 2 channels, the system will provide support for 4K, Ultra HD with HDR 10, HDR and HLG. When it comes to how well your speaker can hear your voice commands, Yamaha has a trump card - quality microphones. Despite the fact that there are only two of them in the soundbar, I found that Yamaha c...

There are 2.0 built-in channels. The output power is 120W. In total there are two digital inputs - HDMI and optical, there is also an analog input on the 3.5 mm mini-jack, outputs - HDMI and an analog output to the subwoofer. Support for all major signal formats and HDMI functions is present, including HDR10 and HLG, as well...

There are 3.0 built-in channels. Sonos Beam, for the first time for soundbars, combines HDMI and voice control. HDMI supports CEC technology, which allows you to control the voice of compatible connected TVs - for example, turn them on and off. You can also use your TV to switch HDMI sources (with ARC support) - connect all availabl...

Looking at JBL Bar 5.1 vs Sony HT-Z9F its first strong point is connected with a real wireless subwoofer (up to 300 W) and a 25-cm speaker. The second plus of JBL Bar 5.1 is based on its removable surround speakers, working wirelessly for 10 hours. The soundbar is equipped with three pairs of 6 x 5.7 cm bass midrange speakers and three ...

When reviewing this product from Yamaha YAS-107 vs Yamaha YAS-108 rivalry I felt the next impressions. The YAS-107 includes some of the latest HDMI technology and gives you the flexibility to customize your entertainment room as you see fit. There is one HDMI 2.0a input with HDCP 2.2. This means that you can connect 4K UHD s...

Initial testing Yamaha ATS-1070 vs Yamaha YAS-108 has been impressive: the ATS-1070 sounds very good at all volume levels and gets louder than I need, the ARC control is convenient, and BT streaming works great. The remote looks simple and dated but is perfectly functional. For the price, I doubt you'll find anything that ...

I have had an opportunity to test JBL Bar 5.1 vs Bose Solo 5, and here are my thoughts. The JBL bar 5.1 transforms from a soundboard into a true wireless 5. 1 home theater system for an epic Movie and music–listening experience. The sound bar features two detachable battery–powered wireless surround speakers with 10–ho...