Sonos Sub 4

The Sonos Sub 4 feels like a minor upgrade on the Sub 3 that came before it. The design shaves a few kgs off its predecessor and brings a fresh matte finish, while the spec improvements should improve performance and connectivity. However, you’ll have...

Bags of bass Clean sound, low distortion New matte design is less of a fingerprint magnet

It's costly – and barely different to Sub 3 Bigger bass than many may need – consider a Sub Mini

The Sonos Sub 4 is the perfect companion for the Sonos Arc Ultra soundbar, combining to create a superb home cinema experience. It's pricey, though, and while worth it for that clean and impactful low-end, it'll be more than everyone requires. The Sub...

Big sound from a compact, sleek design +Virtual Dolby Atmos and DTS:X support +Easy-to-use control app

Lacks dynamic range and bass -Only one HDMI port (no eARC) -Wireless connection restricted to Samsung TVs

Samsung's HW-S60B is a slim, compact soundbar with big sound. It's an ideal companion for compatible Samsung TV owners, who'll get access to wireless spatial audio, such as Dolby Atmos, Q-Symphony to use both the soundbar's and TV's speakers, and room...

Graphic EQ and presets. Room correction tool. Built-in Chromecast support.

Lacks low-bass. Sub-par surround performance.

The Samsung S60D is good for music. While its bass response doesn't extend too low without a dedicated subwoofer, there's a bump in the high-bass to ensure the transients of kicks drums and basslines still come through clearly. The mid-range is very...