Bottom Line: The Vizio S4251W-B4 soundbar offers full surround sound thanks to its wireless subwoofer and satellites, but its sound quality isn't quite up to snuff.

Bottom Line: One of the few soundbars built for 60-inch HDTVs, the powerful Sharp HT-SB60 produces an expansive sound field for movies if you don't mind a slightly bright sound and hefty price tag.

Bottom Line: The LG NB3730A combines an app-filled media hub with a nice-sounding soundbar, at a slightly imposing price tag.

Bottom Line: The Panasonic SC-HTB70 offers solid audio performance and Bluetooth connectivity in an all-in-one soundbar package that's priced right.

Bottom Line: The flexible NYNE NH-5000 speaker dock offers iOS docking and wireless Bluetooth audio at a nice price, but it has some design flaws and sound quality is only average.

Bottom Line: Bluetooth and HDMI ports can't make up for the Toshiba SBX4250 Sound Bar Speaker System's overall poor sound quality.

Bottom Line: The elegantly designed, yet relatively affordable, Bowers & Wilkins Z2 speaker system raises the bar for audio quality, and offers wireless AirPlay connectivity along with a Lightning connector to dock your iPhone or iPod touch.

Bottom Line: The iNuke Boom Junior speaker dock delivers exactly what its name implies; it's not very refined sounding, but it's an easy, relatively inexpensive way to crank up the tunes at a party.

Bottom Line: The well-designed Bose SoundLink Bluetooth Mobile Speaker II is a modest evolution of the first version that sounds even better than the original model.

Bottom Line: The Sonos Playbar delivers impressive volume levels and its companion mobile app is very well designed, but this slick soundbar comes with some compromises.