The soundbar has three 4K HDR-enabled HDMI pass-through ports and one HDMI ARC port. When you are done watching your movie or TV show, just connect them back to the main housing where they can charge. So no need need to connect them to a power source. The detachable satellite speakers give users up to 10 hours of playback on battery. The JBL Bar 5.1 is a soundbar where the ends detach and become two satellite speakers that can give you a 5.1 experience. If you are looking for a soundbar that can convert into a 5.1 setup then say hello to the JBL bar 5.1. Do note that this will only work properly if your TV supports ARC and you connect the soundbar to the TV via HDMI. It has an HDMI pass-through port so you can connect a device like a gaming console or even a set-top-box directly to the soundbar instead of the TV.

The soundbar also has Bluetooth so you can listen to music from your smartphone. If you have a Sony Bravia TV, you can wirelessly connect this soundbar to the TV giving you a wire-free setup. The soundbar supports both Dolby Atmos and DTS:X. It is a 2.1 channel soundbar and has bass ducts on either side to compensate for the lack of a subwoofer. Sony HT-X8500Īnother soundbar that does not come with a separate subwoofer is the Sony HT-X8500. You can connect the soundbar to your TV via HDMI or optical as it supports both options. It also has Clear Voice for enhanced dialogue clarity. With Bluetooth connectivity, you can stream music from your smartphone to the TV with ease. The soundbar has support for both Dolby Audio and DTS: X and aims to simulate a surround sound experience without the use of surround speakers. This means that you get a clean setup with this soundbar. When you purchase it, you only get the bar in the box as it has bass drivers as a part of the soundbar itself. The Yamaha YAS 109 is a soundbar with built-in Alexa support. If you are in the market for a new Soundbar and want to enjoy both the audio technologies, then here is a look at soundbars that support both Dolby and DTS available on Amazon. To make the most of this situation, it only makes sense that the soundbar you have supports both - Dolby and DTS. If you are one that has a variety of sources for your movies, TVs shows and games, be it from Blu-ray discs, streaming services or even a personal collection, then know that each source has a preferred audio codec – be it Dolby or DTS. This isn't a common occurrence, but when it happens, it can get quite frustrating. There are times when audio coded in Dolby may not play through a sound system that supports only DTS and vice versa. Which one is better is a debate for another day but today we bring to you soundbars that support both the technologies. In the world of home entertainment audio, there are two competing technologies for your attention – Dolby and DTS.

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