Roku
As Cheapskate Rick Broida has mentioned many times, a soundbar is an easy way to improve the sound quality in your home theater because the speakers built into your TV are objectively terrible. You don’t even have to tell me anything Brand or model TV you have; I already know that the speakers are terrible. A soundbar is easy to set up and provides the stereo audio for the left and right channels as well as the dialog for the middle channel. Rick told you about one today Deal on a sound bar for $ 100, but I want to offer an alternative that I like better: right now you can get it Roku Smart Soundbar for $ 150. That’s $ 30 less than usual and the lowest price on this model.
This affordable soundbar updates your TV from two different vectors at the same time. First of all, the sound: the 32-inch frame contains four 2.3-inch full-range drivers and is connected to your TV via an HDMI ARC connection. It also includes a USB and optical connection if you need it, as well as Bluetooth to play music from nearby mobile devices. If you want to use the Roku ecosystem all-in, you can add the optional surround speakers and subwoofer, adding an additional $ 330 to your home theater sound system.
Second, the real magic here is that this isn’t just a sound bar; It is also a Roku streaming media player that supports 4K and HDR10. Roku is the gold standard among streaming media and smart TV interfaces. So getting a Roku with this soundbar is no small bonus.
Would you like to know how the system is structured? Be sure to read the CNET Review of the Roku Smart Soundbar.