Recommended Sub $100 Soundbars

If your space allows for a separate subwoofer and you’re willing to stretch your budget all the way up to $100 or maybe slightly more depending on sales, the Ultimea Poseidon M60 is the clear winner in every category. It has tight clean bass, an even and flat frequency response curve, tons of tuning options, good connectivity, and the lowest Bluetooth latency. I’d say it’s the right pick for 90% of people watching this video.

If you like punchier bass that you can feel a little more or you’re looking to spend a little less money, the Saiyin SBP is also really good for the money though I’d probably avoid it if you plan on using Bluetooth as your primary connection method since it seems to have some sync issues.

If you’re going to mount your soundbar under your TV and don’t have room for a subwoofer, the Hisense A620 was the clear winner with decent bass response, bright high end, and decent virtual surround, but it’s not anywhere near the overall sound quality of the Ultimea for the same price.

The Puxinat BT103 is an inexpensive all-in-one with no major flaws other than just sounding a little anemic compared to the other three options, but for $54, I’m still pretty impressed by the value.