"We've all been there. You're watching an action-packed movie scene and you can barely hear the dialogue over the explosions, or worse, the tinny speakers on your flat-screen TV make everything sound like it's coming from inside a cereal box. Modern TVs might have stunning picture quality but their built-in audio is almost universally disappointing because manufacturers prioritize slim designs over decent speakers."
"A soundbar transforms this experience completely and makes dialogue crystal clear and adding depth that pulls you into whatever you're watching. Sure, there are premium models costing $2,000 or more but you don't need to drain your wallet for a solid upgrade: Amazon's Fire TV Soundbar has dropped to just $89 on Amazon, down from its regular $119 price. This is an all-time low that makes upgrading your audio setup a no-brainer."
"What makes this soundbar stand out in its class is that it comes with DTS Virtual:X and Dolby Audio processing. These are not marketing terms. DTS Virtual:X generates a three-dimensional sound stage that mimics surround sound but doesn't need separate speakers placed around your room. It reads the audio signal and applies psychoacoustic properties to make you believe you are hearing sound above and to the side of you, not just from the front. It makes explosions in action films seem more immersive a"
Fire TV Soundbar delivers clearer dialogue and deeper bass using two speakers in a compact 24-inch, 2.5-inch-tall chassis that fits under most televisions. The unit separates vocal and background sounds to improve speech intelligibility and reduces mid-range muddiness for fuller sound. The soundbar includes DTS Virtual:X and Dolby Audio processing to simulate a three-dimensional soundstage without additional speakers. The device sits unobtrusively beneath displays without blocking sensors or the picture. The price has dropped from $119 to $89, representing an all-time low that makes it a cost-effective upgrade over built-in TV speakers.
Read at Kotaku
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