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In our full Denon Home Sound Bar 550 review, we raved about the general sound quality here for the price – but it's worth noting that it struggles at high volumes, with the excellent sound breaking into something less pleasant. You can stream over Apple AirPlay 2 or Denon's own multi-room system.
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For connectivity, you've also got optical, a 3.5mm jack, ethernet, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi. It's ideal for Samsung TVs, because its HDMI passthrough port means you can plug one of the best Blu-ray players or a streaming stick straight into it, and the soundbar will apply full Atmos effects, even without support built into your TV. It supports both Dolby Atmos and DTS:X to achieve this, and though it doesn't feature genuine upfiring Atmos height channels, the effect is still remarkable. This uses six speaker drivers, three passive radiators and some clever processing to create sound that appears to reach right out to the sides, as well as to the ceiling. The Denon Home Sound Bar 550 is the ideal soundbar for Samsung TVs if you need something small (it's suitable for TVs from 32- to 55-inches) and still produces a big and cinematic sound. Read our full Samsung Q800A review for more. It's just an excellent all-rounder, and does this without being ridiculously massive – it's the right size for TVs of 49 inches and up. It also has an optical connection you can use instead of HDMI for older TVs, and includes Wi-Fi and Bluetooth music streaming, plus it has Alexa built-in, so it acts as a smart speaker. It has an HDMI input, as well as an HDMI connection to your TV, so if you have an Atmos-enabled external box – such as a Blu-ray player or Apple TV box – you can plug that straight into the soundbar and you'll get real Dolby Atmos sound even though your TV doesn't support it. And Samsung sells separate wireless rear speakers, so you can turn it into a genuine surround system later, if you want. It works with Samsung Q Symphony, so if you have a compatible TV, its audio can get even bigger and more impressive. And it's capable of audio that's big and punchy, but is plenty refined too.
With Dolby Atmos and DTS:X, this soundbar has actual upward-firing tweeters, so you get a real wall of sound from it, with impressive positional audio – there's a strong sense of things coming from a particular point, and a kinetic feel to moving sounds. This is a 3.1.2-channel soundbar, meaning that it aims to add lots of width, Dolby Atmos height, and big impact from its wireless subwoofer. It also won the 2021 T3 Awards for Best Soundbar!
If you want something compact that still has a big sound and wide dynamic range, the Samsung HW-Q800A is what you need. And it supports Samsung's Q Symphony feature for adding even more speaker power, making it truly the best soundbar for Samsung TVs. It supports Dolby Atmos and DTS:X, so any 3D system is good to go.
There are two HDMI inputs, as well as the connection to the TV.
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Our HW-Q990B review said it "continues Samsung’s domination of the premium home cinema soundbar market, delivering a combination of power, detail, dynamics and full surround sound cohesion with movie soundtracks that no rival we’ve seen to date can match." That's why it won the T3 Awards 2022 trophy for Best Soundbar.īeyond the stunning dome of sound it produces, it's also really well-equipped for features overall. The dedicated rear speakers seal the deal with immersion, while the subwoofer delivers exactly the kind of deep bass you want.
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The soundbar delivers super sonic immersion, including using angled drivers to bounce audio to the left and right to create real width, plus upfiring drivers for height channels. The system comprises a soundbar that's the right size for TVs of 55 inches and up, a subwoofer, and two small rear speaker units, all of which communicate wirelessly in an 11.1.4 channel configuration. Delivering over 600W of power from 22 different speakers, this really brings the cinema experience home.
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