10 Beste soundbars

The Sonos Arc Ultra is a high-end soundbar designed for people looking to upgrade their TV and music experience with immersive sound. It features a sophisticated 9.1.4 channel setup with Dolby Atmos, producing rich, multi-directional audio that fills the room well, making movies and music feel more lifelike. Its built-in sound motion technology delivers clear and precise sound, enhancing dialogue clarity for better understanding of speech in shows or films.

The Arc Ultra does not include a separate subwoofer but supports adding the Sonos Sub for deeper bass if desired. Connectivity options are versatile, including WiFi, Bluetooth, Apple AirPlay 2, Spotify Connect, and HDMI eARC, allowing easy connection to various devices like TVs, smartphones, and voice assistants. Control is possible through the Sonos app, voice commands (Sonos Voice Control or Amazon Alexa), the TV remote, or touch.

Its sleek and unobtrusive design fits nicely into most living spaces without drawing attention. Setup is user-friendly thanks to step-by-step guidance and Trueplay tuning, which adjusts sound according to the room's acoustics. Considering its weight and size—over a meter wide and nearly 6 kilograms—it requires enough space on a table or TV stand. While it supports Bluetooth, WiFi streaming is recommended for the best sound quality. This soundbar suits users who want premium surround sound with smart features and are willing to invest in extra speakers for a full home theater experience.

The Amazon Fire TV Soundbar is a compact and user-friendly option for those looking to improve their TV audio without complicated setups. It features two speakers (2.0 channels) and supports popular audio formats like DTS Virtual:X and Dolby Digital, which help create a more immersive surround sound experience despite the lack of a separate subwoofer. The built-in dual speakers deliver clear voices and decent bass for its size, but if you want really deep bass, this soundbar might feel a bit limited.

Connecting the soundbar is straightforward with an HDMI eARC/ARC port, digital optical input, and Bluetooth, allowing easy pairing with smartphones for music streaming. Its slim design (about 61 cm wide) fits well on most TV stands or can be wall-mounted, making it suitable for smaller rooms or setups where space is tight. A notable advantage is its integration with Fire TV, meaning you can control both your TV and soundbar with a single remote, simplifying operation. It also supports EQ modes like Film, Music, and Dialog to tailor sound to your preference.

A downside is that it only offers 2.0 channels without a separate subwoofer, so it won't match the bass power or full surround immersion that larger systems provide. Additionally, while it works well with Fire TV and smart TVs, users without Fire TV might not benefit from some smart features. For those wanting a simple, space-saving sound upgrade with easy smart TV integration and decent audio quality, this soundbar is a solid choice. Those seeking a richer cinema-like experience with deeper bass should consider models with dedicated subwoofers and more channels.

The Hisense AX5125H soundbar is a strong choice for anyone wanting immersive home audio with a true surround sound experience. Its 5.1.2 channel setup includes wireless rear speakers and a subwoofer, which helps fill the room with clear, rich sound that supports Dolby Atmos and DTS:X formats for a more cinematic feel. With 500 watts of power, it can deliver loud and detailed sound suitable for movies, music, and gaming.

Connectivity is versatile, offering HDMI eARC for easy connection to modern TVs, along with optical, AUX, USB, and Bluetooth options so you can connect various devices without hassle. The soundbar’s metal and plastic build is sleek and designed for wall mounting, though its size and weight mean it might need a sturdy setup. It also includes six EQ modes to customize sound preferences.

The soundbar lacks advanced smart features like voice assistants or app control, which some users might miss for convenience. If you want a solid surround sound system with flexible connections and strong audio quality without extra smart tech, this Hisense model offers good value.