Soundbar Reviews

After seven years of silence, Razer returns with a sequel to its forward-thinking PC gaming soundbar.

The Sony HT-S400 is a super-simple way to give yourself much better TV sound, but beware its limitations.

It doesn't do Dolby Atmos as well as other options, but you won't find more power in a smaller package.

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

Polk's Signa S4 soundbar might lack features like AirPlay and Chromecast, but it has killer Dolby Atmos sound.

Sony makes a strong argument that if you want a single speaker that does it all, the HT-A5000 is all you need.

Roku simplified streaming TV. Now it's moving onto home theater audio with the new Alto R1 Wireless Soundbar.

The Sonos Beam was a near-perfect small soundbar. With the addition of Dolby Atmos, the Gen 2 model is better.

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.