Roku’s streaming TV soundbar doesn’t win on audio quality or extensibility, but its speech enhancements sure come in handy. The Roku Smart Soundbar won’t appeal to audiophiles. This $180 ...

But if you don't already own a Roku or other streamer and want a soundbar too, the Roku Smart Soundbar makes a slick all-in-one entertainment system that's ideal for older TVs or smaller living areas.

For many, a soundbar is an essential accessory for their TVs, alongside a streaming device. With the Roku Smart Soundbar, the company took both those accessories and put them into one device.

Roku’s audio product lineup consists of the Roku Smart Soundbar, Roku TV Wireless Speakers and Roku Wireless Subwoofer.Each device can be used on its own when paired with the appropriate Roku TV ...

More specifically, 2-in-1 devices that combine soundbar-quality audio and a 4K Roku streaming player all in one. The original Roku Smart Soundbar was once our top soundbar pick, and its successor ...

Or you could spend $180 and get the Roku Smart Soundbar which essentially has a Roku Ultra in it. The math is simple: pay 80 extra bucks, get soundbar. If you’re really feeling wild, you could ...

If your TV lacks quality speakers and could use a few (thousand) more apps, the Roku Smart Soundbar is worth a look. Hard to gauge volume on non-Roku systems Why you can trust Tom's Guide Our ...

The Roku Smart Soundbar is the main attraction. It’s a twofer: a speaker with a Roku player built in. It plugs into your TV’s HDMI port, and you get a 4K streaming platform and booming audio a ...

The Roku Streambar is one of those models. More than just a budget-friendly soundbar, the Streambar is also a full-fledged Roku streaming player. At just 14 inches wide, the Streambar is extremely ...

Here’s how it works. Even the best TVs benefit from a soundbar, and Roku’s Plus Series is no exception. At $149, the company’s wireless Soundbar is a truly affordable upgrade and one I’d ...

Ever since the follow-up of Roku’s Smart Soundbar and Wireless Subwoofer, though, we’ve been wondering: Why on earth can’t you add the speakers to the soundbar and sub for a wireless ...