Yamaha SR-B30A. Just got one for $299 CAD ($215 USD) on sale. Dolby atmos, built in adjustable subs, 4 sound modes and clear voice/bass extension settings. Love it already. Great bang for your buck

Darn... I'd suggest going with another Yamaha unit, but I don't think there's an newer version of the 2200. There's the 2700 but that's discontinued. I bought the SR-B30A for my bedroom recently. Nice little unit and ideal for small rooms with limited space, but not as a primary system.

If you're short on space or have a smaller budget, a soundbar without a sub is a perfectly valid choice. A good all- in-one bar will still be a great improvement over TV speakers. I used one for a long time and enjoyed it. However, a subwoofer is generally recommended by people because it'll give yo

Of those options, the Samsung S60D, Amazon Fire Plus, Denon DHT-210, and Yamaha SR-B30A all have Dolby Atmos. However, putting it in a media cabinet severely limits the immersion that even a standalone bar can give you.

Unless you want to go bookshelf speaker route, another Yamaha is probably the best budget option. The SR-B30A and SR-B20A both have RCA sub out. A step up would be the Senheiser Ambeo Plus, but I heard this model could have overheating issue. Premium option would be the KEF XIO.

If you’re not planning on adding rears anytime, then I’ll suggest the Yamaha SR-B30A It’s a bit under-budget but it’s got inbuilt dual (sub)woofers Dolby Atmos soundstage is pretty remarkable for a standalone budget soundbar

Honestly, the Yamaha SR-B30A is a hidden gem! Even more so than the SR-B40A. I bought the SR-B30A ($299/ regular $450) over the holiday to compare it with the Samsung HW-Q600C ($350/ regular $700) that I bought. And I ended up keeping the Yamaha. It performed much better in bass despite only having

The Klipsch 200 or Samsung HW-S60D are your best options in your price range. The Klipsch will run you about $350 (on sale) and the Samsung $280. Klipsch is a 3.1.2 system, Samsung is a 5.0 system. If you need one a little less expensive, I'd go with 1. Sonos Ray 2. Samsung HW-S50B 3. Bose TV Speake

Did you end up keeping the soundbar and do you still like it? How useful have you found the surround speakers? I've been considering getting a soundbar and was impressed with the in-store demo on this one. I'm hesitant because Onn has been hit or miss for me in the past. The other one I'm thinking a

I just bought the Yamaha SR-B30 sound bar and I am not impressed with it at all. Yeah, it has Dolby Atmos, but good luck finding anything that broadcasts it on normal TV. The thing I don't like most about this soundbar is there is absolutely no volume leveling.