The Amazon Fire TV Soundbar Plus is an all-in-one 3.1-channel soundbar with a built-in subwoofer, helping your TV sound as large as it looks. The soundbar delivers deeper bass and clearer dialogue than the typical speakers built into most televisions. Dolby Atmos and DTS:X provide both height and space for compatible movies and television shows, making the sound seem to surround you rather than be flat against the screen. Plus, the rectangular bottom profile fits under many TVs without taking up too much space on your furniture.
A soundbar with deep bass and crisp treble that’ll improve your audio setup
The Soundbar’s internal layout features a 3.1-channel configuration with three full-range drivers, three tweeters, and two built-in woofers to make voices, effects, and music sound louder. There is also a dedicated center dialogue channel to help you hear conversations clearly, even when there’s a lot going on in the soundtrack. Dialogue enhancement was designed to raise the pitch of speech so you can hear what is being said in the conversation above the rest of the background noise, allowing you to set the volume to a comfortable level rather than continuously turning it up and down.
Setting up the Amazon Fire TV Soundbar Plus involves connecting a single HDMI cable from your TV to the soundbar using either the HDMI ARC or eARC port on your TV, and plugging the soundbar into a wall outlet. After the initial connection, your TV will send the audio signal directly to the soundbar through the HDMI cable, thereby maintaining synchronization between the picture and sound. An optical input is provided for older TVs without an ARC port, and a USB port is provided for servicing them.
Listening modes on the Fire TV Soundbar Plus offer several predefined profiles based on the type of content you’re watching or listening to, so you don’t have to manually adjust settings. For example, Movie Mode adjusts the soundbar to emphasize cinematic impact. Music Mode helps balance the levels of instruments and vocals. Sports Mode moves the commentary forward in the mix and keeps the crowd audible. Lastly, Night Mode reduces bass response while keeping the dialogue clear for late-night viewing. In addition, the Fire TV Soundbar Plus supports Bluetooth connectivity, allowing you to wirelessly stream their playlists and podcasts from their phone to the soundbar.
With its built-in subwoofer, Dolby Atmos and DTS:X compatibility, Bluetooth streaming, and easy-to-use HDMI ARC connectivity, the Fire TV Soundbar Plus, on sale for $190, originally priced at $250, provides a very cost-effective way to improve the sound quality of your TV.
