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How to choose the best soundbar for you How do I choose the best soundbar? It's important to pick a soundbar that suits your TV and living room. The first thing to look at is the size of the bar. Too wide and it may not fit on your AV cabinet; it might also be wider than your TV, which could look odd, especially if you plan to wall-mount the bar. Height is also a consideration if you're going to be placing the bar in front of your TV on your AV cabinet. You'll want to be sure it's not so high that it obscures the bottom part of the TV screen.

Polk React soundbar review: What do you get for the money? The Polk React soundbar will set you back £249. That gets you the soundbar, HDMI and optical cables for connecting to your TV, a remote control with two AAA batteries included and a pair of wall mounting spacers. Adding a pair of Polk SR2 rear speakers to the mix raises the price to £408, while a soundbar and subwoofer combination is available for £428. For a true surround sound experience, you’ll want the full package, which includes both the rear speakers and subwoofer for £587. The rear speakers and sub can be bought separate...

Slated to go on sale today for $249, the Alexa-enabled Polk React from Polk Audio comes equipped with a four-driver array, including a pair of 96- x 69mm mid-range drivers and two 25mm tweeters. Two 110- x 100mm passive radiators supply the low-frequency effects. Now, the Polk React’s predecessor, the Polk Audio Command Bar, came with both built-in Alexa and a separate wireless subwoofer, which generally delivers better bass compared to a built-in subwoofer. That said, the Polk React can be upgraded with not only a wireless sub (the $199 React Sub), but also a pair of wireless surround spe...

All Specs Polk Audio's Signa S3 is a 2.1 soundbar system that aims to bring theater-style rumble into your home for a very affordable $249. That's a low enough price that it’s fair to wonder just how much thunder the wireless subwoofer can muster when the entire system is less expensive than plenty of soundbar-only models we test. Surprisingly, the Signa S3 delivers some serious power—there's real bass depth here, as well as balanced mids with crisp, clear highs. Multiple listening modes add some versatility, and though not without some minor flaws, the system is a bargain. Signa S3 Desi...