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However, if it is significantly better, I would take the plunge and buy the Q850A now. My major activity is Netflix (\~30-40% Atmos content), Prime video, Youtube and sometimes Spotify. Do not have any game console but might buy it end of next year, not a priority.

 Fortunately, there are lots of sound customization features available, including a graphic EQ and presets.

Samsung HW-Q850A

I almost pulled the trigger on Sonos Arc, only holdback was price ($799) plus I would be locked into a Sonos subwoofer if I wanted to add it on later. Then I ran across a deal at Best Buy that swayed me to get a Samsung HW-Q850A 5.1.2 (basically the 800A with rear speakers bundled) for $749 with a $250 Best Buy gift card, so effectively $500

Criteria:
1) Dolby Atmos + DTS-X.
2) Min 3.1 channel.
3) Budget: Up to $700.
4) Will be on stand, not wall-mounted.
5) Mixed usage (streaming shows, movies, video gaming).

Additional information:
TV: LG C1 65", on stand (not wall mounted).

-Currently looking at LG SN8YG ($450) and SP8YA ($700). What is the difference between these two, besides year of manufacture? 

-Additional soundbar suggestions are welcome per criteria above.

<div class="md"><p>Criteria:
1) Dolby Atmos + DTS-X.
2) Min 3.1 channel.
3) Budget: Up to $700.
4) Will be on stand, not wall-mounted.
5) Mixed usage (streaming shows, movies, video gaming).</p>

<p>Additional information:
TV: LG C1 65&quot;, on stand (not wall mounted).</p>

<p>-Currently looking at LG SN8YG ($450) and SP8YA ($700). What is the difference between these two, besides year of manufacture? </p>

<p>-Additional soundbar suggestions are welcome per criteria above.</p>
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Recommendations for soundbar

I have this exact setup (X900H + PS5 + Switch + XBox One) with a Samsung Q850A. Worth noting that the rear speakers are not truly wireless; they connect to a receiver via speaker cables and the receiver wirelessly transmits to the soundbar. X900H supports eARC which works great with the Q850A but the volume control is wonky. You can change the volume using the TV remote but the on-display volume bar won't move in-sync with the soundbar level

 X900H supports eARC which works great with the Q850A but the volume control is wonky. You can change the volume using the TV remote but the on-display volume bar won't move in-sync with the soundbar level.

 I recently purchased a Sony X900H and am in the market for a soundbar setup. I’m not an audiophile, more so just looking to upgrade from the horrible built-in TV speakers and have a better experience for playing video games (PS5 and Switch) and watching movies (looking for something that supports Dolby Atmos).

I’ve been doing my best to scour reddit and Google and would love some recommendations for set-ups. 

$400-500 range would be ideal starting range on budget, but open to going upward to $800-1000 for better features/set-up.

Here are a few I’ve been looking at:

[https://www.bestbuy.com/site/samsung-5-1-2-channel-soundbar-with-dolby-atmos-dtsx-black/6454215.p?skuId=6454215&amp;ref=NS&amp;loc=101](https://www.bestbuy.com/site/samsung-5-1-2-channel-soundbar-with-dolby-atmos-dtsx-black/6454215.p?skuId=6454215&amp;ref=NS&amp;loc=101)

[https://www.bestbuy.com/site/jbl-9-1-channel-soundbar-with-wireless-subwoofer-and-dolby-atmos-dtsx-black/6412954.p?acampID=0&amp;cmp=RMX&amp;irclickid=R8LTI53DvxyIT7q1wvxsLRnxUkG10wQJM0UC0Q0&amp;irgwc=1&amp;loc=RTINGS.com&amp;mpid=1989377&amp;ref=198&amp;refdomain=rtings.com&amp;skuId=6412954](https://www.bestbuy.com/site/jbl-9-1-channel-soundbar-with-wireless-subwoofer-and-dolby-atmos-dtsx-black/6412954.p?acampID=0&amp;cmp=RMX&amp;irclickid=R8LTI53DvxyIT7q1wvxsLRnxUkG10wQJM0UC0Q0&amp;irgwc=1&amp;loc=RTINGS.com&amp;mpid=1989377&amp;ref=198&amp;refdomain=rtings.com&amp;skuId=6412954)

[https://www.bestbuy.com/site/sony-3-1-channel-soundbar-with-wireless-subwoofer-dolby-atmos-dtsx-and-built-in-wi-fi-black/6201448.p?skuId=6201448](https://www.bestbuy.com/site/sony-3-1-channel-soundbar-with-wireless-subwoofer-dolby-atmos-dtsx-and-built-in-wi-fi-black/6201448.p?skuId=6201448)

I’d love to have a “surround” experience so something that has the option for expanding with satellite or rear speakers down the line would be great.  
 

Thanks!

<div class="md"><p>I recently purchased a Sony X900H and am in the market for a soundbar setup. I’m not an audiophile, more so just looking to upgrade from the horrible built-in TV speakers and have a better experience for playing video games (PS5 and Switch) and watching movies (looking for something that supports Dolby Atmos).</p>

<p>I’ve been doing my best to scour reddit and Google and would love some recommendations for set-ups. </p>

<p>$400-500 range would be ideal starting range on budget, but open to going upward to $800-1000 for better features/set-up.</p>

<p>Here are a few I’ve been looking at:</p>

<p><a href="https://www.bestbuy.com/site/samsung-5-1-2-channel-soundbar-with-dolby-atmos-dtsx-black/6454215.p?skuId=6454215&amp;ref=NS&amp;loc=101">https://www.bestbuy.com/site/samsung-5-1-2-channel-soundbar-with-dolby-atmos-dtsx-black/6454215.p?skuId=6454215&amp;ref=NS&amp;loc=101</a></p>

<p><a href="https://www.bestbuy.com/site/jbl-9-1-channel-soundbar-with-wireless-subwoofer-and-dolby-atmos-dtsx-black/6412954.p?acampID=0&amp;cmp=RMX&amp;irclickid=R8LTI53DvxyIT7q1wvxsLRnxUkG10wQJM0UC0Q0&amp;irgwc=1&amp;loc=RTINGS.com&amp;mpid=1989377&amp;ref=198&amp;refdomain=rtings.com&amp;skuId=6412954">https://www.bestbuy.com/site/jbl-9-1-channel-soundbar-with-wireless-subwoofer-and-dolby-atmos-dtsx-black/6412954.p?acampID=0&amp;cmp=RMX&amp;irclickid=R8LTI53DvxyIT7q1wvxsLRnxUkG10wQJM0UC0Q0&amp;irgwc=1&amp;loc=RTINGS.com&amp;mpid=1989377&amp;ref=198&amp;refdomain=rtings.com&amp;skuId=6412954</a></p>

<p><a href="https://www.bestbuy.com/site/sony-3-1-channel-soundbar-with-wireless-subwoofer-dolby-atmos-dtsx-and-built-in-wi-fi-black/6201448.p?skuId=6201448">https://www.bestbuy.com/site/sony-3-1-channel-soundbar-with-wireless-subwoofer-dolby-atmos-dtsx-and-built-in-wi-fi-black/6201448.p?skuId=6201448</a></p>

<p>I’d love to have a “surround” experience so something that has the option for expanding with satellite or rear speakers down the line would be great.  </p>

<p>Thanks!</p>
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Soundbar recommendations for Sony X900H + PS5

 The bass was too boomy (I like the bass from JBL more), but if bass is super necessary, you might be able to get an open box version from Best Buy around $500 (assuming you live in the US). I found the Samsung to be problematic though.

I am in an apartment so I am skipping the subwoofer. I did try a Samsung Q850A at first, but returned it. The bass was too boomy (I like the bass from JBL more), but if bass is super necessary, you might be able to get an open box version from Best Buy around $500 (assuming you live in the US). I found the Samsung to be problematic though

I have a decent size apartment but I don’t want to add extra speakers to my setup 

Is there a decent sounding Atmos Soundbar 

That also includes decent bass with in the Soundbar? 

If anyone know of any that are less than 500 dollars. I would greatly appreciate it

<div class="md"><p>I have a decent size apartment but I don’t want to add extra speakers to my setup </p>

<p>Is there a decent sounding Atmos Soundbar </p>

<p>That also includes decent bass with in the Soundbar? </p>

<p>If anyone know of any that are less than 500 dollars. I would greatly appreciate it</p>
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What’s a good Soundbar for Dolby Atmos.

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Bring all your entertainment to life with the extraordinarily realistic sound of Arc, the premium smart soundbar for TV, movies, music, and more. Surround yourself in the story with 3D sound from Dolby Atmos, and enjoy control with your TV remote, your voice, the Sonos app, and Apple AirPlay 2.

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If you don't have a lot of space for your setup, a standalone bar like the Sonos Arc is a good option since it doesn't come with a subwoofer that takes up more room. It's a really premium bar with a wide and immersive soundstage that makes it seem like your favorite movies are happening all around you, and it's a great choice for everything from TV shows to Dolby Atmos movies found on lots of streaming services. The bar's sound profile is slightly bright, with balanced mids that ensure dialogue is clear and present, and higher-pitched voices sparkle in the mix. You can use its bass and treble adjustments to get a more neutral sound.

Naturally, without a dedicated subwoofer, the bar really struggles to reproduce the deep thump and rumble in the low-bass found during action-packed movies. If you change your mind down the line, you can always add a subwoofer and satellites that you can buy separately. Or, if you have the space, you can look at the larger, heavier Sennheiser AMBEO Soundbar with an integrated subwoofer.

The best soundbar without a subwoofer that we've tested is the Sonos Arc. This soundbar has a very premium design, and it offers a really impressive Dolby Atmos performance compared to other standalone bars we've tested. Even without satellites, the bar creates a wide and immersive-sounding soundstage that makes it seem like the action in your favorite movies and TV shows is taking place all around you.

Like most premium options on the market, this bar comes with a room correction feature that automatically optimizes audio based on your room's unique acoustics, which Sonos calls TruePlay. With this feature on, it has a fairly neutral sound profile that reproduces clear and accurate vocals and lead instruments, with a touch of extra brightness in the treble that makes your audio sparkle. It also has built-in support for voice assistants, meaning you can control it with your voice from the comfort of your couch.

Unfortunately, compared to other premium bars, there's a lack of sound enhancement features like an EQ for sound customization. Also, it doesn't have as many wireless playback options as other setups we've tested, and there's no Bluetooth support. That said, it offers Wi-Fi connectivity, so you can still stream audio from your phone to the bar over this connection.

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The Sonos Arc sounds great, works seamlessly with other Sonos gear, and integrates Alexa and Google Assistant voice control.

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The Sonos Arc utilizes the field-leading sound separation of Dolby Atmos, 11 different drivers, and the ability to tune itself to any room to deliver a wonderfully immersive listening experience from a single speaker. It manages to maintain impeccable sound quality throughout all this complexity. With mids and highs enjoying rich, articulate expression and the lows providing so much rumble, you won't believe there isn't a giant subwoofer hiding somewhere. However, you can easily add one if you like, as the Sonos ecosystem makes it super simple to expand the Arc into a fully-fledged multi-speaker surround system. When you want to rein in that power a bit, there is a mode to dampen the bass so you won't disturb the neighbors, or to enhance dialogue for easier understanding when listening at lower volumes. 
All of this technology comes at a price; the Arc is one of the most expensive soundbars on the market. Much of its power is derived from its size. This model is a whopping 45" long, meaning it's wider than all TVs that measure less than 55" on the diagonal &#40;our 40" TV looked cartoonishly small in comparison&#41;. Some testers are irked that this model doesn't come with Bluetooth, too. The surround sound effect is largely obtained by bouncing sound around the room, so the effectiveness is primarily dictated by your living room's architecture. In our testing, we used the Arc in a smaller room with the main seating directly against the back wall and a larger room with a vaulted ceiling and seating more or less in the center. While the surround sound effect was present in both situations, it was significantly diminished in the latter. For home theater exclusively, only the Bose Smart Soundbar 700 performed better, but for music, the Arc reigns supreme and is the choice for any Sonos enthusiast. 

If you don't have a lot of space for your setup, consider a standalone soundbar. These bars come without dedicated subwoofers to take up additional room. The best we've tested is the Sonos Arc, a 5.1.2 setup with a sleek and premium look. It's a great choice for everything from movies to music to TV shows, with a balanced sound that ensures voices are clear and present in the mix. Though it lacks rear speakers, it uses side-firing drivers built into the bar to push sound toward the walls of your room, resulting in a wide and immersive soundstage experience that's ideal for movie lovers. It supports lots of different audio formats, including Dolby Atmos and DTS.

While it's Wi-Fi compatible, you can't stream audiobooks and podcasts to the bar over Bluetooth. For a similar bar with Bluetooth connectivity, check out the Bose Smart Soundbar 900. It lacks DTS support and doesn't bring as much low-bass as the Sonos, but it's still a great bar. Both standalone options also allow you to add separate subwoofers and satellites, which lets you improve the bar's bass reproduction and surround sound, respectively. If you move to a larger space down the line, it's a handy option.

The best all-in-one soundbar that we've tested is the Sonos Arc. It's a premium 5.0.2 soundbar that supports many different audio formats, including those that are commonly found on streaming platforms like Dolby Digital and Dolby Atmos. With its wide, immersive soundstage, you feel like your favorite movies are playing out in the space around you, bringing the action right to your living room. Sound effects are clear and detailed, and you don't have any trouble following the action on screen, thanks to its clear and detailed dialogue reproduction.

The bar's compatible with the Sonos S2 app, a handy tool that lets you control the bar's features from your phone. It lets you control a whole ecosystem of Sonos products, meaning you can pair the bar with other speakers and devices from the brand. Also, as with most premium setups, there's a room correction tool to optimize audio reproduction based on your room's unique acoustics&mdash;Sonos calls it Trueplay. While it's only available on iOS devices, Android users can still use its bass and treble adjustments to customize its sound. If you're an avid Android user looking for a similar option with room correction that's available on both Android and iOS devices, check out the Bose Smart Soundbar 900. It's another premium standalone bar with a wide and immersive-sounding soundstage, though it doesn't reproduce as much low-bass as the Sonos.

The Sonos Arc utilizes the field-leading sound separation of Dolby Atmos, 11 different drivers, and the ability to tune itself to any room to deliver a wonderfully immersive listening experience from a single speaker. It manages to maintain impeccable sound quality throughout all this complexity. With mids and highs enjoying rich, articulate expression and the lows providing so much rumble, you won't believe there isn't a giant subwoofer hiding somewhere. However, you can easily add one if you like, as the Sonos ecosystem makes it super simple to expand the Arc into a fully-fledged multi-speaker surround system. When you want to rein in that power a bit, there is a mode to dampen the bass so you won't disturb the neighbors, or to enhance dialogue for easier understanding when listening at lower volumes. 
All of this technology comes at a price; the Arc is one of the most expensive soundbars on the market. Much of its power is derived from its size. This model is a whopping 45" long, meaning it's wider than all TVs that measure less than 55" on the diagonal &#40;our 40" TV looked cartoonishly small in comparison&#41;. Some testers are irked that this model doesn't come with Bluetooth, too. The surround sound effect is largely obtained by bouncing sound around the room, so the effectiveness is primarily dictated by your living room's architecture. In our testing, we used the Arc in a smaller room with the main seating directly against the back wall and a larger room with a vaulted ceiling and seating more or less in the center. While the surround sound effect was present in both situations, it was significantly diminished in the latter. For home theater exclusively, only the Bose Smart Soundbar 700 performed better, but for music, the Arc reigns supreme and is the choice for any Sonos enthusiast. 
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 So once you've set up the arc, which is surprisingly easy to do, you do need to download the sonos app and add it to that. But it walks you through the whole process, and it is very, very simple now, once this is set up and plugged into your tvs, hdmi e-arc port, you can start adding other sonos speakers like the sonos sub, and you can also get some of their smaller one. Sls to go around the room and work as sort of rear speakers now, ultimately i have nowhere near enough money to do that just yet, but hopefully i will be able to share that experience with you as i slowly grow that ecosystem now, one of the benefits Of this is that it's an entirely wireless surround sound experience, so you can just have all these speakers plugged in in different corners of the room and it's all going to come together without the need of wiring in audio cables. It'S so easy and so easy and you can control it all through the sonos app, but we're not here to talk about all of the other speakers we're here to talk about the ark, the 800 pound or 800 arc

 It is really good and i'm surprised that, even without a subwoofer, this is still creating a really good rumble. Now, for a lot of people, virtual surround sound, isn't enough, and i get that and one of the great things about the sonos ecosystem is that you can actually expand it with different speakers. So once you've set up the arc, which is surprisingly easy to do, you do need to download the sonos app and add it to that. But it walks you through the whole process, and it is very, very simple now, once this is set up and plugged into your tvs, hdmi e-arc port, you can start adding other sonos speakers like the sonos sub, and you can also get some of their smaller one

 It'S a dolby, atmos soundbar. That means it's not just sound, coming straight out of the sound bar this speaker's coming at you, but the speakers also aimed around the room and even up at the ceiling, and what this does it gives you an almost fake, surround sound experience by bouncing the sound Around the room, and if you want to learn a little bit more about that, i have done a video which explains things like audio channel numbers and dolby atmos, so feel free to go and watch that one after this this is dolby cinema. Have you felt it so yeah? I am massively impressed with the sound quality of this thing. First of all, all the way from high tones all the way down to the base

1 surround sound system, but you then have the flexibility of being able to add the surround sound and the extra speakers behind you and because it's dolby atmos supported you Also have the up firing speakers and, let's be honest, most people aren't going to be fitting in speakers into their own ceiling. So is this going to replace your 5.1 surround sound system? No, but this is the best starting point for what i think is going to be one of the best surround sound systems. You can get fitted in your home, but maybe you disagree with me

This SONOS soundbar has transformed my life! - SONOS Arc review

I went by my local IKEA and they had them on the floor showroom, so I picked them up to pair with my Sonos ARC as surrounds.  I don’t know if IKEA was suppose to sell these quite yet, but figure I post in case anyone has questions. They sound great, on par with the One SLs I had before.

I'll go ahead and say they don't look very good... but still better than hanging sonos ones in the wall

<div class="md"><p>I&#39;ll go ahead and say they don&#39;t look very good... but still better than hanging sonos ones in the wall</p>
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The best soundbar without a subwoofer that we've tested is the Sonos Arc. This soundbar has a very premium design, and it offers a really impressive Dolby Atmos performance compared to other standalone bars we've tested. Even without satellites, the bar creates a wide and immersive-sounding soundstage that makes it seem like the action in your favorite movies and TV shows is taking place all around you.

Like most premium options on the market, this bar comes with a room correction feature that automatically optimizes audio based on your room's unique acoustics, which Sonos calls TruePlay. With this feature on, it has a fairly neutral sound profile that reproduces clear and accurate vocals and lead instruments, with a touch of extra brightness in the treble that makes your audio sparkle. It also has built-in support for voice assistants, meaning you can control it with your voice from the comfort of your couch.

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 On the ark itself, you can play pause, adjust volume and swipe to skip tracks. There'S also an option on the speaker to mute. The microphones used for Alexa and Google Assistant voice controls, a set of tiny status LEDs above the Sonos logo. Give you some visual feedback, so you know when it's actually registering your commands

 It was hard to justify paying hundreds of dollars for one inter the arc. A completely redesigned sound bar that offers all of what we've come to expect from recent Sonos products, plus dolby, atmos audio and one potentially big headache, [ Music ], you can tell this is a drastically different device. At first glance, the Ark looks more like modern Sonos gear. Instead of the gray and black two-tone units of the mid 2010s, it's an all black or all white sound bar with tone-on-tone Sonos lettering in the center of the front that aesthetic choice continues a preference the company has had for a while speakers that blend in rather Than stand out, the Ark is nearly ten inches wider than the play bar 45 inches total, which is necessary to accommodate two additional drivers

 Lastly, the arcs mounting hardware is on the back, so it's facing the same direction, whether you put it on a TV stand or on the wall, unlike the play bar, which pointed the speaker's at you directly when mounted, but fired sound up at the ceiling when placed On the TV stand, an art specific wall mount will cost you an extra $ 79, though, like the beam, your connectivity options are limited on the ark. There'S one HDMI port, an Ethernet jack and the power input. It'S enough to connect to your TV, but you're not going to hook up all your streaming boxes and game consoles directly to this sound bar. This is intentional

 But it's not quite as deep sinners also softened the design into a rounded cylinder. Instead of a boxy rectangle, the onboard controls were moved from the right side to the top center and there now touch instead of physical buttons. On the ark itself, you can play pause, adjust volume and swipe to skip tracks. There'S also an option on the speaker to mute

Sonos Arc review: The Playbar upgrade we’ve been waiting for

Reasons for switching? I listen to 70% music and 30% movies/TV shows and Arc disappoints with being tinny and shallow (compared to Playbar to used to be excellent) 

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