Has Denon one-upped Sonos This well-connected and powerful 4K-ready 3.0 soundbar can has wireless 5.1 home cinema and multi-room options if used with Denon's HEOS speakers. Its subwoofer is more affordable than its rival's, but the HEOS Bar impresses all on its own, delivering muscular music and...

Excellent sound quality; Handles all formats & streams; Intuitive app; Easy set-up

Very expensive; Occasional switching delay; Inaccessible USB slot; Few audio tweaks possible

I have a weird confession to make. Over the past few years, I've reviewed a handful of receivers with HEOS multiroom audio streaming capabilities built in; and, although I've always done my due diligence and configured the streaming ecosystem so that I could poke it and make sure it ticked, I've...

I would not recommend this sound bar. We had problems with it starting the day of installation, and it turned out after it was checked that it was a defective unit.

Finally, a device that works wirelessly - and wired - and is just simple. If you don't need an amp that does everything including the dishes, if you just want something that powers speakers, and allows your devices like TV, phone, Alexa, etc., to run volume, etc., then this is it.

Able to stream music, act as a system hub and initiate wireless multiroom, it's still the warm musicality that impresses most.

I bought this sound bar as an early x-mas present to myself. The sound bar that we had in the family room just did not have the range I was looking for in a large room. After about looking for about a month I decided on this Denon. I like the fact it has built in WiFi for streaming music.

WiFi; setup; nice bass

For a standalone soundbar, though, the Denon HEOS Bar is mightily impressive. It produces a level of audio quality that, frankly, I wouldn't have thought possible a few years ago from this type of product.

Elegant design; Fantastic connectivity; Great sound quality

Expensive; No subwoofer included