Anker Soundcore Infini
What We Like
This is a solid entry-level soundbar for smaller rooms or people living in apartments. If your TV is between 42-inches and 55-inches, this is perfect. And the styling is simple and elegant.
What the Experts Are Saying
“Once hooked up, the Infini gives way to some impressive audio. Bass remains lively and strong, with plenty of impact. Unlike most other speakers in the sub-$100 price range, the midrange remains clear and concise without any undue compression or distortion.” - Major HiFi
$99.99 at Amazon
Yamaha YAS-207BL
What We Like
With substantial length, it's relatively slim so it fades into the background. It's the first sound bar with virtual 3D surround sound and comes with a wireless subwoofer for a relatively reasonable price.
What the Experts Are Saying
“With a solid design and advanced features like ARC and 4K/HDR passthrough, this offers rich, clear and powerful sound for a pittance, and is primed to be your TV room's audio workhorse of choice.” - Digital Trends
$299.95 / $249.95 at Amazon
Sonos Beam
What We Like
At just under 26 inches, the Beam has a smaller footprint and a sleeker shape. It has microphones and Alexa built in, along with Apple Airplay 2, and Google Assistant support is on the way. What's more, it easily integrates with other Sonos speakers you own.
What the Experts Are Saying
“It's feature-packed with unmatched flexibility ... The Beam's no sonic powerhouse, but it offers a wide sound stage, performs quite well with music, and will make your TV sound a hell of a lot better.” - Cnet
$399 at Amazon