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Last year at CES, Roku unveiled Roku TV Ready, an initiative that made it easier to connect soundbars and receivers to its TVs. It included partners like TCL, which just introduced a slew of soundbars ...

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Upgrade your home theater with the LG S95TR 9.1.5-channel Dolby Atmos soundbar system with wireless subwoofer and rear ...

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For once, the wireless surround speakers on JBL’s first Dolby Atmos-enabled soundbar are, in fact, truly wireless, but it’s not a setup that will work for everyone. The “wireless” surround speakers ...

TCL has teamed up with Roku TV to launch the TCL Alto R1 Roku TV wireless Soundbar. The new wireless soundbar comes with some impressive features that guarantee a remarkable audio experience whenever ...

Roku TV owners now have a very simple and convenient $179 option to improve the sound quality of their TV. TCL today launched the very first wireless soundbar exclusively designed for Roku TVs. The ...

This easy-to-use speaker makes your Roku TV sound (much) better, but it lacks physical connections and costs a bit too much. TV and home video editor Ty Pendlebury joined CNET Australia in 2006, and ...