Full, clear sound Bluetooth connectivity 4K/HDR streaming Easy to setup and use

No Dolby Vision or Atmos Bass is weak Can't program the remote No audio jack on the remote

The Roku Streambar easily adds good sound to any TV along with Roku’s well-known streaming interface and ridiculously simple setup. This versatile compact soundbar sells for $130 /£130, making it an excellent way to upgrade without having to re-arrange...

Great value Surprisingly loud Built-in 4K Roku player

No HDMI-in ports Narrow soundstage Don’t lose the remote!

If you’re trying to stretch your budget as far as it will go, the Roku Smart Soundbar presents a spectacular value by combining a 4K HDR Roku streaming device and decent-sounding soundbar. That said, if you have the budget to buy both separately and...

Loads of streaming services ; Everything you need in the boost ; Good sound for the size

No Ethernet connection ; No Dolby Vision

This soundbar slots into a position where its offering is somewhat unique: it kills two birds with one stone, boosting audio performance without costing a lot of money, while providing access to one of the most complete streaming platforms available.

Great sound for the money ; User-friendly interface ; Nice remote and phone app

Underpowered for bigger rooms

The smartest little TV double act since the Chuckle Brothers

Great value for money ; Small soundbar fits into any set-up ; Can be mounted ; Produces crisp and well-rounded sound ; Great choice of channels and apps

No Dolby Vision

The Roku Streambar is punching way beyond its price tag. For £99.99, you not only get 4K streaming and access to apps such as Disney+, Amazon Prime Video, Spotify and YouTube, but also richer sound quality. The Roku Streambar is almost half the size of...