Technology
The best small soundbars for big audio – Sydney Morning Herald
If you can’t mount to the wall and don’t have a metre and a half of space under the TV for a soundbar, here are the two best options for a home theatre upgrade.
It works well with other Sonos gear and you can even use a pair of Sonos Ones ($299 each) as wireless rear speakers for a full five-channel setup. I did this and it sounds incredible, but you’re now at $1200 for the lot.
My biggest complaint about the Beam is that, unless your needs are very straightforward, it can be a bit too streamlined. There are no HDMI inputs here, meaning one less input on your TV for things like disc players or game consoles. My TV was already maxed out for ports so I connected…
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