With innovation in TV technology, televisions have become thinner, leaving no space for a good sound system inside it. So, today, if you want your TV to produce booming sounds, you either have to invest in good external speakers or get a high-end TV model that costs a fortune but has excellent sound quality. If you’re stuck in this dilemma, you can think about buying a TV sound bar. They are sleek, reasonably-priced, and let you hear dialogues and sounds with clarity.

Yamaha YAS-207
This is the best budget TV sound bar in the market that comes with a subwoofer. It looks like a long black box, and it is just 2.37 inches high. This sound bar will fit below your TV perfectly. It also goes with all kinds of room decor, and you can easily place it on any surface below your TV rather than mounting it on the wall. Two forward firing 1.75-inch woofers are inside the sound bar. They are accompanied by a 1-inch tweeter placed on both sides of the cabinet. The main catch of this sound bar is its DTS Virtual:X feature which creates a 3D effect without the use of extra speakers and modules.

Polk Audio Command Bar
This sound bar is an ideal choice for you if you want a powerful speaker that is capable of making an impact. This sound bar was the first model to come with inbuilt Amazon Alexa. The company has more than 40 years of experience in developing high-quality speakers. Using that experience, they have built this sound bar which comes with DTS surround sound and a 100-watt subwoofer. You get all this for $300 approximately, which is much cheaper than what other brands charge for the same sound quality.

JBL 5.1
Sound bars are changing as fast as TV technology. With this JBL soundbar, the company has extended the technology to accommodate two detachable wireless surround speakers which run on batteries. Each one of these has a play time of around 10 hours. These speakers work great when you need a better quality surround sound. You can detach and place them away from each other for a theater-kind sound effect. JBL has powered this sound bar with 510 watts of power, which is enough to manage the accompanying subwoofer system as well.

Denon HEOS Bar
If you want an excellent sound bar that is wireless, there is no better model than the Denon HEOS bar. This sound bar supports Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD Master Audio. Buyers can also pair it with the wireless HEOS subwoofer. It has better connectivity options than most other brands in the industry. It also comes with a 4K-compatible input, a 3.5 mm stereo input, an ethernet port, and a USB input.