Soundbar Speakers
Sonos Arc Ultra Soundbar (Black)
- 9.1.4-Channel Configuration
- Sound Motion & Dolby Atmos Surround
- Trueplay Audio Tuning
- Clear Dialogue & Speech Enhancement
Samsung Hw-S60D/Za Soundbar
- 5-Channel Configuration
- Dolby Atmos Support
- Space Fit Sound Pro for Calibrated Audio
- Adaptive Sound & Active Voice Amplifier
Samsung HW-B750D 400W 5.1-Channel Soundbar System
- 5.1-Channel Configuration
- Up to 400W of Total Power
- Center & Side Drivers for Vocal Clarity
- Wireless Subwoofer included
Sonos Beam Soundbar (Black, Gen 2)
- Four Full-Range Drivers & One Tweeter
- Five Class-D Digital Amplifiers
- Works with Alexa & Google Assistant
- Dolby Atmos Decoding
Bose TV Speaker Soundbar
- Bluetooth Audio Streaming
- Optical, 1/8", HDMI ARC Inputs
- Supports an Optional Wired Subwoofer
- Wall Mountable with Optional Hardware
Philips 30W 2.0-Channel Soundbar
- 2.0-Channel Configuration
- Up to 30W RMS Power
- Bluetooth Audio Streaming
- HDMI ARC Support
Sony HT-S100F 120W Stereo Soundbar
- 2-Channel Configuration
- Up to 120W of Total Power
- Bluetooth Audio Streaming
- S-Force Surround Sound Technology
Samsung HW-S50B 140W 3-Channel Soundbar
- 3-Channel Configuration
- Virtual 5.1-Channel Sound
- Dolby Digital 5.1 & DTS Virtual:X
- HDMI Supports ARC and CEC
Sonos Arc Ultra Soundbar (White)
- 9.1.4-Channel Configuration
- Sound Motion & Dolby Atmos Surround
- Trueplay Audio Tuning
- Clear Dialogue & Speech Enhancement
Samsung HW-Q990D 656W 11.1.4-Channel Dolby Atmos Soundbar System
- 11.1.4-Channel Configuration
- Up to 656W of Total Power
- Wireless Dolby Atmos & DTS:X
- Up and Side-Firing Rear Speaker Kit
Sonos Arc Soundbar (Black)
- Built-In Wi-Fi Connectivity
- Google Assistant & Amazon Alexa Built-In
- Dolby Atmos Support
- Apple AirPlay 2 Connectivity
Bose Smart Soundbar
- Five Drivers with Two Up-Firing
- Dolby Atmos Support
- Bose TrueSpace Multi-Channel Upmixing
- Gain Vocal Clarity with AI Dialogue Mode
Roku Streambar SE Stereo Soundbar
- 2-Channel Configuration
- Built-In Wi-Fi & Roku OS
- Google Assistant & Amazon Alexa Control
- Optical & HDMI Outputs
Samsung Q Series HW-Q600C 360W 3.1.2-Channel Dolby Atmos Soundbar System
- 3.1.2-Channel Configuration
- Wireless Subwoofer Included
- Dolby Atmos & DTS Surround
- Enjoy More Features with a Samsung TV
Bose Smart Ultra Soundbar (Black)
- 9-Speaker Array with 2 Up-Firing Drivers
- Dolby Atmos & Bose TrueSpace Surround
- A.I. Dialogue Mode for Clear Vocals
- Bose Voice2Video & Amazon Alexa Built-in
Samsung HW-Q800D 360W 5.1.2-Channel Dolby Atmos Soundbar System
- 5.1.2-Channel Configuration
- Wireless Subwoofer Included
- Up to 360W of Total Power
- Wireless Dolby Atmos Support
Sonos Arc Ultra Soundbar & Sub 4 Wireless Subwoofer Kit (Black)
- 9.1.4-Channel Soundbar Configuration
- 2 x 5x8" Force-Cancelling Woofers in Sub
- Bass Response as Low as 25 Hz
- Sound Motion & Dolby Atmos Surround
Sony HT-A8000 BRAVIA Theater Bar 8 495W 11-Channel Dolby Atmos Soundbar
- 11-Channel Configuration
- Dolby Atmos, DTS:X & IMAX Enhanced
- Sony 360 Spatial Sound Mapping
- 8K60 HDR, 4K120 & Dolby Vision
Nakamichi DRAGON 11.4.6-Channel Dolby Atmos Home Surround Sound System with Dual-Opposing 8" Subwoofers
- 11.4.6-Channel Configuration
- DTS:X Pro and Dolby Atmos
- 58" Wide Stainless Steel Soundbar
- 14 Drivers with 7 Digital Amplifiers
Sonos Ray Soundbar (Black)
- Fine-Tuned for Clear Dialogue
- 4 Amps/Drivers Create a Wide Soundstage
- Stream Audio via Wi-Fi or Ethernet
- Cables Included for Stress-Free Setup
Samsung HW-C450 300W 2.1 Channel DTS Virtual:X Soundbar System
- 2.1 Channel Configuration
- Wireless Subwoofer
- DTS Virtual:X 3D Sound
- Bluetooth Audio Connectivity
JBL Bar 700 620W 5.1-Channel Dolby Atmos Soundbar System
- 5.1-Channel Configuration
- Up to 620W of Total Power
- Detachable Rear Surround Speakers
- 10" 300W Wireless Subwoofer
LG SK1 40W Stereo Soundbar
- 2-Channel Configuration
- Up to 40W of Total Power
- Bluetooth Audio Streaming
- Optical & 1/8" Inputs
Polk Audio Signa S4 3.1.2-Channel Dolby Atmos Soundbar System
- 3.1.2-Channel, 7-Speaker Array
- Dolby Atmos Certified
- Bluetooth Audio Streaming
- HDMI ARC/eARC Connectivity
JBL Bar 500 590W 5.1-Channel Dolby Atmos Soundbar System
- 5.1-Channel Configuration
- Up to 590W of Total Power
- 10" 300W Wireless Subwoofer
- Multibeam & Dolby Atmos Surround Sound
Sonos Entertainment Set with Beam (Black)
- Four Full-Range Drivers & One Tweeter
- Five Class-D Digital Amplifiers
- Works with Alexa & Google Assistant
- 2 x 6" Woofers in Sonos Sub Mini
Sony HT-A9000 BRAVIA Theater Bar 9 585W 13-Channel Dolby Atmos Soundbar
- 13-Channel Configuration
- Dolby Atmos, DTS:X & IMAX Enhanced
- Sony 360 Spatial Sound Mapping
- 8K60 HDR, 4K120 & Dolby Vision
Nakamichi Shockwafe Ultra 9.2 eARC 1300W Soundbar System
- 9.2.4-Channel Configuration
- Two External Wireless 10" Subwoofers
- Dolby Atmos & DTS:X Compatible
- Four Surround Speakers
Shopping for TV Soundbar Speakers
TV soundbar speakers are sleek, versatile audio units that deliver the rich music, sparkling dialog, and heart-pounding special effects that are a key part of a satisfying viewing experience. Today's flat televisions lack the space to house a reasonably sized home entertainment speaker, so adding a soundbar offers a simple way to enjoy your programs with high-impact sound. Owing to their slender forms, soundbars take up little space. They're easy to position, whether under the TV or on a bracket on the wall behind.
You can also use your TV speaker bars for playing music, either by plugging your audio device into a USB port, or wirelessly via Bluetooth. In addition, Wi-Fi-enabled soundbars can connect to your home network and allow you to stream music via your computer.
What Are TV Soundbars?
A soundbar is a long, slender enclosure containing a number of speakers, designed to create a high-impact TV sound system. A 2-channel soundbar typically houses three loudspeakers (left, right, and center), and a 5.1 setup contains five. Active soundbars also feature amplifiers, and some models come with a separate subwoofer to round out the sound with rich bass. TV soundbars connect to your television in a variety of ways. Options include analog input (RCA), optical, digital coaxial, and the most popular, HDMI.
For a more immersive listening experience, you can find soundbars with the functionality to decode and render various enhanced audio features and deliver their outputs through surround speakers. These either work with Dolby and other outputs from your television or feature built-in sound decoding systems.
How Does a Wireless Soundbar Work?
Many soundbars are Bluetooth equipped. However, only a few models allow wireless connectivity to a television. Mostly, Bluetooth is used to hook up the wireless TV speaker bar to peripherals such as separate subwoofers or surround-sound speakers, or to link up to various smart devices to stream music, transmitting data over your WiFi connection.
Choosing the Ideal Soundbar
Your main concern when shopping for soundbar speakers will be finding a unit with sufficient power for your room. Most soundbars are fine for use in small- to medium-sized spaces. However, larger rooms might require a more powerful home theater, AV receiver, or a wireless soundbase. You should also bear in mind that a separate subwoofer requires its own nearby power source. If you use Apple devices such as iPods and iPads, choose a soundbar with AirPlay wireless technology for enhanced compatibility. For convenience and ease of setup, you can also acquire a soundbar as part of a home entertainment theater-in-a-box. This comprises a complete system with a full set of speakers together with receiver, tuner, DVD player, and other accessories.
Have you decided it's time to start enjoying your favorite TV shows, movies, and sports programs with impactive audio that does them justice? Browse the TV soundbars at B&H Photo and Video today.