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Home Theatre Systems

Updated: 18-03-2024 23:44
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#1
alaScore 100

Sonos Ray

Simpler, cheaper and smaller than the other soundbars in the Sonos range, the Sonos Ray is built with one main job in mind: making poor-quality TVs sound better. This is a more straightforward soundbar than its stablemates, with optical input only, and...

39 expert reviews

#2
alaScore 99

Sonos Arc

Able to do justice to cutting-edge movie soundtracks and music too, the Arc is yet another great-going-on-brilliant Sonos speaker

54 expert reviews | 193 user reviews

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alaScore 99

Sony HT-A7000

A terrific performance across a range of sources, the Sony HT-A7000 is a sonic delight with movie and music

26 expert reviews

#4
alaScore 98

Sennheiser Ambeo Plus

Remarkable scale and power from a relatively modestly sized soundbar, and a very convincing impression of spatial audio too. Sennheiser knows precisely what it’s doing with this technology, to the point that it seems perfectly reasonable for the...

4 expert reviews

#5
alaScore 98

Sony HTA5000

Can Sony bring its A-game to this mid-range Dolby Atmos soundbar?

11 expert reviews

#6
alaScore 98

Dangbei Mars projector

This compact projector delivers ample brightness and a simple setup, but misses the mark on smart TV

5 expert reviews

#7
alaScore 97

Creative Stage 360

The Creative Stage 360’s 5.1.2 Atmos ambitions are overstated, but it’s a decent compact soundbar capable of strong bass. However, it can be rough around the edges, with bass that overspills into hardness with some content.

8 expert reviews

#8
alaScore 97

1More PistonBuds Pro

The 1MORE PistonBuds Pro are affordable and comfortable earbuds that are easy to recommend for those on a budget. However, the unresponsive touch controls and lack of customisable EQ do hinder the experience.

10 expert reviews

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Emotn N1

It feels a bit cheap and, Netflix aside, there’s not much in the way of streaming apps, but the Emotn N1 still gets a lot right. Its Full HD resolution is good, image quality is far better than the price would suggest, and audio isn’t bad either. If...

5 expert reviews

#10
alaScore 96

Klipsch Cinema 1200

The Klipsch Cinema 1200 is great for mixed usage. Its dedicated subwoofer helps reproduce a rumbling low-bass, and it has a bass-heavy sound profile out-of-the-box. It can be overwhelming for some users, but others will appreciate that they can feel...

6 expert reviews

#11
alaScore 96

Samsung HW-Q800A

While the Q800A’s speaker set up and power hasn’t changed significantly from that of its impressive Q800T predecessor, a couple of key extra features and improvements to its optional rear speakers make it ultimately a more substantial step forward than...

12 expert reviews | 4 user reviews

#12
alaScore 96

Yamaha SR-C30A

Small but perfectly formed, the Yamaha SR-C30A is a diverting option for those who desire an unobtrusive upgrade to their TV sound

2 expert reviews

#13
alaScore 96

JBL Bar 5.0

If you have a big space to fill without a big budget, the JBL Bar 5.0 MultiBeam is up to the task

16 expert reviews

#14
alaScore 96

Printique

The Printique photo printing service from Adorama has an excellent web interface and the best packaging of any service we've tested, but its prints aren't the sharpest.

3 expert reviews

#15
alaScore 95

Wharfedale DX-2

A powerful, compact 5.1 home cinema system that balances price and performance with style.

2 expert reviews

#16
alaScore 95

LG SN11RG

The LG SN11RG isn’t cheap, but if you want a ‘real’ Dolby Atmos surround experience without the clutter of a full-on separates system, it’s one of only two soundbar packages out there that truly does the job.

6 expert reviews | 33 user reviews

#17
alaScore 95

Sonos Playbase

A convincing argument for throwing out your stereo.

42 expert reviews | 425 user reviews

#18
alaScore 95

BLUESOUND NODE 2

The Node 2 is an excellent standalone hi-res audio music streamer – and works just as well in a multiroom setup.

7 expert reviews | 10 user reviews

#19
alaScore 95

Samsung HW-Q900A

Blending power, naturalism, and a feel for 3D sound, the HW-Q900A is a cinematic soundbar with a big, powerful presence. With added connectivity options and room calibration tech (though with a few caveats), it’s another strong immersive bar from Samsung.

3 expert reviews | 3 user reviews

#20
alaScore 95

Sony HT-X8500

The Sony HT-X8500 soundbar may be the best value you can buy

13 expert reviews | 250 user reviews

#21
alaScore 95

Sony HT-G700

The Sony HT-G700 is big on sound and on value – for cinematic scale and weight, there are few better soundbars at the price

18 expert reviews | 41 user reviews

#22
alaScore 95

Samsung HW-S60B

Sturdy, and punchy, this compact soundbar is at its best when paired with a suitably fancy Samsung TV

2 expert reviews

#23
alaScore 95

Dottir Freedom On-Grid

The Dóttir truly wireless sports headphones are certainly fit to stay put for rigorous workouts and offer good battery life and useful active noise cancellation for the price. Sound-wise, they prioritise power and bass, which comes at the expense of...

3 expert reviews

#24
alaScore 95

Sony HT-S40R

Sony strives to provide true 5.1 channel surround sound at a reasonable cost while minimising the cable clutter with the S40R soundbar.

4 expert reviews

#25
alaScore 95

Philips Fidelio B97

The Philips Fidelio B97 offers most of the ‘gain’ from a home cinema audio system with little of the ‘pain’.

5 expert reviews

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