In the mid-price category is where you’ll find a wide range of powerful and feature-packed soundbar options. The Sony HTX8500 features a soundbar with duel subwoofers, and it supports 7.1.2 channel Dolby Atmos and DTS X. If you’re listening to content that doesn't support these audio formats, the Sony HTX8500 will automatically upscale the sound as much as possible.
The Sony HTX8500 has seven sound modes, so settings will automatically adjust based on the type of audio you’re listening to whether it’s primarily voices on a TV show, music and sound effects, or music that you’re streaming. When dialogue is mixed with music and sound effects, this soundbar offers settings that make the dialogue much easier to hear.
This soundbar is 4K HDR passthrough-enabled and will connect to your TV via an HDMI eARC connection, although an optical digital audio connection is also supported, as is Bluetooth. For around $300, this is a versatile soundbar that’s ideal for small to mid-size rooms.
Finally, determine how the soundbar connects to your television, and make sure your TV offers the appropriate type of port. While you’ll often pay a premium for a well-known brand, there are plenty of decent quality soundbar options for under $299, as well as mid-priced soundbars priced between $300 and $999.
Vetted My TV’s sound is minor.
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