If you are looking for a new soundbar, then you should take a look at some of the latest models available. These include JBL Bar 9.1, Polk MagniFi Mini and Sony HT-G700.

Sony HT-G700

The Sony HT-G700 soundbar is a great way to get surround sound into your home. This soundbar supports DTS:X, Dolby Atmos and Dolby Digital Plus. It is also compatible with Bluetooth 5.0. It can be wall-mounted, and includes a wireless subwoofer.

The Sony HT-G700 is a premium soundbar that is built well. The audio quality is solid and the bass is room filling. It also has a good soundstage, though it isn’t as wide as some competition.

The Sony HT-G700 has a very simple industrial design, with a matte black finish and a grille covering three forward-firing speakers. Its slim remote has a touch-sensitive button panel on top.

Sonos Beam Gen 2

The Sonos Beam Gen 2 soundbar is the latest and greatest in Sonos’ line of wireless speakers. It’s a slim and compact design that comes in white or matte black. It’s easy to set up and features touch-capacitive controls. It also has a number of smart features.

Sonos Beam Gen 2 is a great solution for anyone with an Apple TV and some speakers. It supports Dolby Atmos, which delivers immersive surround sound, and can be connected to other Sonos speakers to create a 5.1 channel surround sound setup. It’s also equipped with TruePlay, which allows you to fine tune the frequency response of the Beam to the room.

Polk MagniFi Mini

Polk MagniFi Mini soundbar is a small, but impressively capable speaker that provides a great listening experience. It features a six-inch subwoofer, two tweeters, and a pair of side-firing speakers.

Polk MagniFi Mini sounds good with movies, but it can also play music wirelessly from a smartphone, tablet, or other device. It has support for Google Cast, and it works with Bluetooth and Wi-Fi. It’s not wall-mounted, though, so you’ll need to find a spot for it.

The MagniFi Mini’s biggest claim to fame is its subwoofer. It’s built to fit in places that others can’t, and it produces deep bass impact. It’s not the best soundbar for low-end audio, but it delivers a satisfying rumble when explosions occur in Star Wars: The Force Awakens.

Sennheiser Ambeo

The Sennheiser Ambeo soundbar is one of the first of its kind. It’s an enveloping soundbar that doesn’t require a subwoofer, which means you’ll be able to enjoy the full power of 3D sound without sacrificing space. It features upward-firing drivers, which deliver the same high quality of bass you’d expect from a top-notch home theater speaker.

The AMBEO is equipped with a special calibration system that enables you to fine-tune its output. It uses Fraunhofer virtualization technology to capture the unique characteristics of your room. This allows you to configure the soundbar’s acoustic output to match the way you live.

The Sennheiser Ambeo comes with a solid remote control and HDMI cable. It’s also compatible with Dolby Atmos and DTS:X.

Yamaha YAS-706

The Yamaha YAS-706 soundbar is a high-performance, multichannel soundbar designed to simulate a 7.1 channel surround sound experience. It delivers crisp highs, full audio, and a great dialog performance. It is also designed for optimal use in a TV setting.

The Yamaha YAS-706 is compatible with both DTS and Dolby surround sound technologies. It features HDCP 2.2 content protection. In addition, it supports HDR video signals.

The Yamaha YAS-706 features a wireless subwoofer. Its subwoofer outputs a total of 285 watts of power. However, it doesn’t have an easy way to adjust its volume. Alternatively, you can redistribute the sound to another MusicCast speaker. It’s also worth noting that it supports Bluetooth headphones.

JBL Bar 9.1

JBL Bar 9.1 is a soundbar that integrates with the Google Chromecast platform, providing users with wireless streaming. It also comes with built-in AirPlay 2 and Bluetooth, and offers the ability to control the unit with a Google Home app.

The unit is relatively lightweight, weighing just eight pounds without surround speakers. It can be wall-mounted or stand-mounted, and includes brackets for mounting. It has a USB port and an HDMI output, and supports 4K/Dolby Vision HDR pass-through.

The Bar 9.1 has a decent remote control, and features basic touch-sensitive controls. It includes a power button, volume up/down buttons, a mute button, and buttons to adjust the subwoofer and rear levels.