$288.04

For a budget-friendly upgrade to your audio system, the Sony HT-S2000 stands out for its immersive sound with clear dialogues and deep bass. It offers Dolby Atmos and DTS:X support, although during our review, we found its lack of customization options somewhat limiting. Scoring 6/10, it's a solid choice for those who value straightforward setup over advanced sound adjustments.

$288.04

at Amazon

$1,277.00

In our testing, the Nakamichi Shockwafe Ultra soundbar dominated with an exceptional score of 9.5/10, delivering cinema-quality audio with Dolby Atmos and dual 10-inch subwoofers. While it boasts unparalleled audio immersion, setup complexity and high cost may pose challenges for some users. Yet, its superior surround sound makes it an ideal choice for serious audio enthusiasts.

$1,277.00

at Amazon

$1.00

Despite lacking a built-in subwoofer, the Sony BRAVIA Theater Bar 9 impressed us with its wide soundstage from 13 speakers. During our review, its integration with Sony TVs offered a seamless control experience, although limited connectivity options were a hindrance. Scoring 7/10, it holds appeal for Sony users seeking premium sound in a tailored setup.

$1.00

at Sony

$599.00

In our review, the Sonos Arc shone with a commanding score of 8.5/10 for its seamless all-in-one design and robust Dolby Atmos performance. Its effortless integration with Alexa and Google Assistant offers easy control, although support limitations for DTS formats and iOS-exclusive tuning hold it back slightly. Perfect for those seeking refined sound with intuitive smart features.

$599.00

at Pcrichard

$799.99

The LG S95TR Soundbar offers a rich 9.1.5-channel surround sound experience, enhanced by AI-calibrated audio. In our testing, its immersive sound stage was notable, although the Dolby Atmos performance could be sharper. Scoring 7.5/10, this unit is perfect for larger setups where space and a higher budget accommodate its impressive features and stature.

$799.99

at Amazon

$79.99

Affordable and dual-functional, the Roku Streambar SE enhances both sound and streaming capabilities. During our review, its compact form and ease of setup were highlights, but connectivity fluctuations and average sound limited its potential, garnering a 5.5/10. Ideal for users seeking a basic improvement in both TV audio and streaming, particularly where budget-friendliness is paramount.

$79.99

at Roku

$799.00

The Magnifi Max AX SR by Polk Audio sets the scene for a home theater with its immersive 7.1.2 Dolby Atmos support and deep wireless subwoofer bass. Our testing revealed its 8.5/10 rating shines despite quieter rear channels that may slightly affect the soundstage. Offering multiple sound modes for different media, it excels where support for expansive audio is needed. The occasional need for display adjustment could require some patience, but the sound quality is impressive.

$799.00

at Polkaudio

$369.00

The Sonos Beam Gen 2 is a sought-after choice for its compact design and powerful Dolby Atmos sound, ideal for smaller spaces. Scoring 7/10, our review noted its seamless voice control integration but limited device connections with only one HDMI port. The lack of DTS:X support is a drawback, yet its ability to fill a room with sound makes it a stylish upgrade for a modern audio setup, especially for those in tight spaces.

$369.00

at Amazon

$527.99

Samsung's Q800F Soundbar scores a solid 6.5/10, offering rich sound with Dolby Atmos support at a mid-range price of $527.99. While we found its sound quality exceptional, some reliability issues were reported, and the bulky subwoofer might pose space challenges. Its impressive connectivity options enhance utility, making it a smart choice for enhancing your TV viewing experience, provided you're mindful of room layout and occasional connectivity hiccups.

$527.99

at Amazon

$849.99

Step up your sound experience with the Bose Smart Soundbar 900, featuring sleek design and Dolby Atmos for $849.99. Scoring 7.5/10, our testing highlighted an elegant aesthetic that fits modern decor, though the bass may feel lacking without a subwoofer. Lack of DTS support might limit some formats, yet its connectivity options and smart features cater to those aiming for a blend of style and sound quality in their setup.

$849.99

at Realry

$399.00

The Bose Smart Soundbar provides a reliable home audio upgrade with Dolby Atmos support at $399.00, scoring 6.5/10 in our tests. It offers advanced dialogue enhancement and integration with smart home systems. Yet, its bass performance relies on added components, and some desirable features require additional purchases. While some competitors might offer more for less, its stylish design still appeals for aesthetic-focused setups.

$399.00

at Amazon

$519.00

Compact yet capable, the Denon Home 550 Soundbar delivers immersive Dolby Atmos audio in tight spaces, priced at $519.00. With a score of 7/10, our experience found it adept for small rooms, despite occasional audio cutouts and the absence of upfiring speakers. It combines multiple connectivity options, making it versatile for setups where space is a premium, though volume and adjustments require patience.

$519.00

at Amazon

$161.95

Yamaha's SR-C20A Sound Bar is a good-fit choice for small spaces seeking improved audio output, priced at $161.95. Scoring 6/10, its compact design makes it an easy addition to any room, though its bass limits and volume may disappoint larger setups. During our review, clear voice enhancement was evident, aiding dialogue clarity, although the confined feature scope could leave audiophiles wanting more. Ideal for modest space enhancements.

$161.95

at Amazon

$699.00

The VIZIO Elevate Sound Bar captivates with its adaptive rotating speakers that create an exceptional sound stage in our testing. Although it scores 8/10 and includes a full-featured kit with a wireless sub and satellite speakers, it misses out on built-in smart assistants and room calibration. While the lack of smart features could deter some, its Chromecast integration and backlit remote appeal to those seeking a seamless audio upgrade with a thoughtful design.

$699.00

at Amazon

$1,799.95

Audiophiles, rejoice! The Sennheiser AMBEO Soundbar Max, earning a top-tier score of 9/10, envelops you in a 3D audio experience unlike any other, thanks to its 13 speakers and advanced room calibration. In our review, the impressive surround sound was slightly marred by its hefty size and the remote's awkward layout. Its expansive audio format support makes it an excellent choice for those who prioritize sound quality over budget and space.

$1,799.95

at Crutchfield

$699.99

Samsung's HW-S800D Soundbar wins points for its ultra-slim design, allowing it to blend seamlessly into minimalist setups. Scoring 6.5/10, it offers Dolby Atmos sound, though limited connectivity and the absence of rear speakers affect its immersive potential in our testing. While its simplicity suits space-savvy environments, initial setup with voice assistants might pose minor challenges, making it a better fit for straightforward enhancements rather than comprehensive sound systems.

$699.99

at Samsung

$999.99

Transform your home theater with the SAMSUNG Q990D Soundbar, which delivers unparalleled Dolby Atmos and DTS:X surround sound, scoring an impressive 8.5/10 in our review. The inclusion of wireless subwoofers and rear speakers enhances its audio credentials, though its large size requires careful placement. Ideal for Samsung TV users due to exclusive features, this soundbar is a premium choice for those committed to a truly immersive audio-visual experience.

$999.99

at Amazon

$109.99

The Ultimea Poseidon D50 Sound Bar offers an accessible 5.1 surround sound system, ideal for budget-conscious enthusiasts seeking basic immersive audio. However, during our review, we noted sound quality diminishes at higher volumes and subwoofer pairing issues, resulting in a reasonable score of 5.5/10. While it lacks Dolby Atmos support, its affordability and ease of setup make it a practical entry-level option for those prioritizing cost over cutting-edge technology.

$109.99

at Newegg

$265.65

For compact spaces, the Panasonic SoundSlayer offers impressive audio capabilities with Dolby Atmos in a portable design. Our experience noted its clear dialog enhancement as a highlight, though limited HDMI connectivity may be a drawback for device-laden setups. Scoring 6.5/10, it's a worthwhile option for smaller environments needing immersive sound without sacrificing space.

$265.65

at Amazon

$949.99

The JBL Bar 9.1 excels with detachable surround speakers and a 10-inch subwoofer, offering a dynamic 360-degree audio experience. During our review, its strong bass and Dolby Atmos support stood out, though limited HDMI inputs and a bulky subwoofer may challenge smaller setups. Scoring an impressive 8/10, it’s a superb pick for high-impact home theater enthusiasts.

$949.99

at Amazon

$1,096.99

The LG OLED Gaming Monitor, although not a soundbar contender, excels in picture clarity, making it an exceptional visual option in our guide. Its 6/10 score reflects versatility meant for avid gamers or visual seekers rather than audio satisfiers. While its audio credentials aren't its primary strength, it pairs well with other audio options for a well-rounded experience.

$1,096.99

at Amazon

$99.99

In our view, the Razer Leviathan V2 X combines space-saving design with stylistic RGB enhancements. While its compact form and ease of setup with USB Type-C are praised, its bass performance and lack of connectivity options limit broader appeal. Scoring a 5/10, this soundbar is tailored for gamers focusing on style and convenience over deep audio fidelity.

$99.99

at Razer

$1,399.99

The Sony 7.1.2 Channel Soundbar shines with its remarkable sound quality and Dolby Atmos support, bringing cinematic audio to your living room. We found the setup to be seamless with Sony TVs, though occasional audio cutouts and a lack of deep bass without an external subwoofer might be limiting. Scoring 7.5/10, its high price can be a deal breaker for bargain hunters, but the robust mid-range frequencies make it worthwhile for audiophiles.

$1,399.99

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$179.99

For those eyeing affordability, the Dolby Atmos Sound Bar offers an entry-level taste of Atmos technology at just $179.99. While its surround sound scores well for value, our experience noted that achieving the optimal sound setting takes some effort. Its lack of deep bass means it’s not for bass enthusiasts, but its multiple audio options boost versatility. With a score of 5.5/10, it's suitable for those prioritizing budget over premium performance.

$179.99

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$29.99

Priced at just $29.99, the Redragon GS560 Soundbar is a value-friendly option for gamers and budget buyers alike. Its compact design and vibrant RGB lighting are highlights, though our testing found the bass lacking depth. With an easy setup via USB, it caters to those looking for style-enhanced basic sound for desk setups, earning a modest score of 5/10.

$29.99

at Amazon