The successor to our favourite soundbar has arrived. HW-N960 has several channels and finally DTS:X.

Soundbars is the simplest way to having great TV audio. Choose one with a streaming and you'll get a stereo system with your purchase!

The biggest problem with this soundbar is a huge hole in the soundscape.

Bluesound’s soundbar costs a bit more, but pays off in the form of a much better experiences on both film and music.

Sonos’ new sound base PlayBase acts as a base for the TV. But did it arrive too late?

This is designed to lie flat and point towards the ceiling, but nevertheless sounds good facing forward. It works pretty good.

Samsung’s soundbar sounds just as well on music as it does for movies.

If you are looking for an affordable option with multi-room, and do not want an extra bass crate, then this one is good.

The Philips soundbar does its job, with crystal clear dialogue and a fairly balanced sound.

Bose has banked on user-friendliness, but has unfortunately forgotten about the sound quality.

A masculine expression and rugged sound does not have the power to follow up, and Klipsch lands at the bottom.

The soundbar from LG is one of the most affordable with built-in network features and streaming of music services. It also sounds good.

The soundbar from Samsung has a beautiful coherence in the tones, which makes both movies and music a pleasant experience.

The small soundbar from Panasonic sounds bigger and more powerful than you might think. But it has a few issues.

Creative’s soundbar is for gamers and the only one in the test with USB inputs that replaces the sound card in PCs and Macs.

Yamaha was first on the market with active soundbars. This is their first with DTS Virtual:X surround sound.

This is one of the smallest soundbars on the market. It sounds bigger than it looks, but has its shortcomings.