Many modern soundbars boast ARC and eARC-enabled HDMI ports, which can handle high bandwidth multichannel audio formats as well as optical inputs for older TVs.
If floor-shaking bass is high on your priority list then these are models you'll want to consider.
Soundar input drivers#
Generally, soundbars are a single long speaker with several drivers inside but some come with external subwoofers for extra low-end extension and rear speakers for surround sound effects whereas others are compatible with other speakers from within the manufacturer's brand. We constantly update our buying guide with recent models and revise our reviews to reflect new software releases, so you can rest assured we've rounded up the best of what's currently available. The models that make it onto this list are only the very best of what we test, so if you’re wondering why a particular model, such as the new Sonos Ray, isn’t featured, that's because it’s not good enough to recommend. But there are usually options to expand to a more extensive surround set-up if desired, or there are complete multi-box systems that connect wirelessly, so there are no snaking cables to act as trip hazards. The best are single capable speakers that don't need additional surrounds or subwoofers to crowd out the room. Most soundbars pack impressive audio into a self-contained package small enough to sit in front of or below your TV. But fortunately, simply adding a soundbar to your set-up is an easy way to get a more engaging, clear and enjoyable viewing experience. That's because almost all modern sets, regardless of size, have subpar speakers hidden away in increasingly scant frames. It doesn't matter how thin, punchy and bright smart TVs become, there will always be a stark difference between a new flat screen's sparkling picture quality and its lacklustre sound performance.
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