Soundbars Reviews

Against tough competition, the Harman Kardon Enchant 900 manages to stand firm as an energetic, room-filling soundbar.

Unusual, old-school, and mightily sonically impressive for the money.

Can Creative’s unassuming soundbar provide great sound in an affordable, no-frills package?

It’s now a decade since Samsung revolutionised its soundbar designs with a new ‘lab’ in California. Its all-dancing range-toppers regularly win awards, but how do its lower soundbars perform?

With its Mk2 flagship soundbar, JBL fights back to fully compete on sound quality, genuine immersion, bass (a lot of that) and especially musicality, a potential trump card for a hi-fi brand.

JBL’s Sonos Beam-rivalling Dolby Atmos soundbar may look unassuming, but it packs an impressive punch.

Yes, the bass is better, but that’s just the start of the Arc Ultra’s many sonic upgrades.

A complete Dolby Atmos sound system in a box for an exceptionally low price.

Yamaha’s got a new beamer, bringing back its 'Sound Projector' technology to upgrade Atmos height channels on this premium package of soundbar, wireless sub and independent wireless rear speakers.

Marshall’s first soundbar looks pretty rock and roll, but how does it sound?