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Sound BlasterX Katana Gaming Soundbar
Whilst we’re not massive gamers here at Coolector HQ (resolutely sticking to playing FIFA for the most part) we do know how much more atmospheric games can be…
The best soundbars for PS4 Pro, Xbox One S and TV
Complete your ultimate gaming setup with the best soundbar to go with your PS4 Pro, Xbox One S or TV. Not everyone can deal with just the standard…
Bluesound PULSE Soundbar Preview
Bluesound, a division of the Lenbrook Group (who also own NAD and PSB), released their PULSE Soundbar last year, and recently announced a subwoofer designed to go with…
Creative Sound BlasterX Katana review: The soundbar finally makes its way to PCs
Considering the burgeoning popularity of soundbars in living room setups, it’s surprising they’re mostly missing in action on the PC side of things. By and large, the PC…
VocoPro’s HD-Oke soundbar add-on will have karaoke lovers singing its praises
Karaoke can be fun — assuming you like karaoke in the first place — but even the most dedicated fans are unable to justify a good reason for…
Review: Porsche Design Soundbar, Should you buy it?
Love cars? Love music? Love playing music in your car? What about having a soundbar that not only gives you the audiophile sound you want, it also reminds…
Samsung HW-K850 Soundbar with Dolby Atmos review
The K850 is one of the most powerful soundbars we’ve heard, and does a brilliant job of delivering both the width and height of sound associated with Dolby…
Expand Your Sonic Horizons By Adding Q Acoustics' M3 Soundbar To Your Flat-Screen TV Set-Up
Today’s LED TVs offer such great quality in terms of images; from HD programming, to BlueRay, 4K and beyond… our experience of viewing films has never been better….
Orb Audio BOOSTER One Soundbar Alternative – Bronze
FINALLY! With the Orb Audio BOOSTER1 you can have the convenience and ease of use found in a soundbar with the performance of a high-end audio system. No…
The best cheap soundbar deals in January 2017
Soundbars make a lot of sense. On their own, most TVs simply don’t have the capacity to output stunning video and exceptional audio. Unless you’re buying a top-of-the-line…