If your TV's audio sucks, you need to get one of these soundbars

From a trippy rotating 4K screen to OLED models that can bend and roll up on command, new television offerings from major brands stole the show at CES 2020. But let's face it: No matter how fancy our TVs get, they'll probably always need some help in the audio department — after all, it's physically impossible to cram a whole-ass sound system into one of those super-slim displays. (See: Sharp's new 30-inch Flexible OLED, whose panel pushes design limits at a mere 0.5mm thick.)

Anyway, that's why soundbars exist: to turn TVs into quasi-home theaters with crisp, clear audio. We tend to recommend them over traditional speaker setups, both because the average soundbar's sleek, rectangular design is easily concealed inside of a media console, and because many feature Bluetooth capabilities for an effortless/wireless connection to almost any display. Read more...