In the past, the best way to enjoy real cinema sound quality at home was to plan a system before you moved in. Otherwise, it becomes a hassle to assemble, connect and place a surround sound speaker system afterwards. In other words, the threshold to the world of incredible audio sound is high. But with a soundbar, you don’t have to worry about this any more. Now you can simply put a soundbar in front of the TV to share more space for gadgets in the living room and enjoy great shows!

Here's a list of reasons and benefits for buying a soundbar so you can take one home!

How a soundbar works

Before you convince anyone to let you buy one, it's important to understand what a soundbar is. It's a long, slim cube full of technology and usually contains multi speakers with channels from all angles to satisfy different listening desires.

Benefit 1: Low entry cost but packed with features

Take the most basic two-channel model as an example. You can get one for less than $1,000. It's a great deal! Many models also support Google assistant or Alexa, so if you're thinking of affordability and adding a smart audio assistant to your home, buying a soundbar instead is a great way to get two birds with one stone. In fact, many soundbars can also be connected via Bluetooth, replacing the Bluetooth speaker in your desk, so you can listen to Podcasts, Audiobooks or stream music easily without any problems.

Benefit 2: Lightweight and compact design for easy installation

The Soundbar is slim and stylish and can be hung on the wall or placed on a TV stand. Some models come with an additional wireless subwoofer to complete the bass sound, making it ideal for watching movies or playing video games. This still saves a lot of space compared to traditional audio systems. Because they are wirelessly connected, these subwoofers also offer more placement flexibility.

Benefit 3: It’s easy to get great sound

Being affordable and space-saving, of itself, is no use if the sound quality is poor. In addition to having multi channels in one unit, some soundbars support technologies such as DTS X and Dolby Atmos, or you can use a sky channel unit to create a surround sound effect. The cost and effectiveness of the two methods vary, but both are less hassle than adding a traditional cinematic sound system.