TVs today are getting slimmer and slimmer, and when you are looking to pick up a TV, especially on a budget, one of the biggest compromises is with the sound output. Most budget TVs today have two 10W speakers which get the job done for everyday TV viewing, but if you want an immersive movie-watching experience or if you want to enjoy gaming on the TV, then you will have to invest in a soundbar. A soundbar not only enhances your TV viewing experience but also doubles up as a speaker for you to enjoy music on as well. If you are on a tight budget, then worry not. We list the best soundbar that you can get for a budget of Rs 5000. Just so you know, we haven't reviewed most of these soundbars so we are listing them based on their features and specifications.
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The Motorola AmphisoundX 100W Bluetooth Soundbar is a budget-friendly audio solution offering a 2.0 channel configuration. It supports multiple connectivity options, including HDMI ARC, Bluetooth, optical, and aux inputs, providing flexibility in device pairing. Users have praised its clear sound quality and sleek design, noting its solid build and stable Bluetooth connection. However, some reviews mention that the bass output may not be as robust, particularly in larger rooms or spaces with poor acoustics. Overall, this soundbar is considered a good value for its price, delivering satisfactory performance for everyday use.
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The Mivi Fort Q120 is a 120W soundbar designed to enhance home entertainment with immersive audio. Its sleek design complements modern interiors, and it offers multiple connectivity options, including Bluetooth, HDMI ARC, optical, and aux inputs, ensuring compatibility with various devices. While specific user reviews for the Fort Q120 are limited, insights from the similar Mivi Fort S120 model indicate a generally positive reception. Users have praised its clear sound quality and design but noted that bass output may not satisfy those seeking deeper lows.
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The GOVO GoSurround 945 is a 5.1 channel home theatre system delivering 120W peak output, designed to enhance your audio experience. It features a 5.25-inch subwoofer and dual rear satellite speakers, providing immersive surround sound. Connectivity options include AUX, USB, and Bluetooth V5.3, ensuring compatibility with various devices. Users appreciate its clear vocals, robust bass, and sleek design. However, some have noted that the bass may not satisfy those seeking deeper lows, and the absence of an HDMI ARC port limits advanced connectivity. Overall, the GoSurround 945 offers solid performance for its price point.
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The boAt Aavante Bar 1150 is a 60W 2.0 channel soundbar featuring four dynamic drivers (5.7 cm each) for enhanced audio output. It supports multiple connectivity options, including Bluetooth V4.2, AUX, and USB. The soundbar operates within a frequency response range of 55Hz to 20kHz, offering balanced mids and highs. It comes with a built-in equalizer featuring different preset modes. The device is powered via a standard AC adapter and includes onboard controls for volume and playback. However, it lacks HDMI ARC or optical input, limiting advanced connectivity options. The overall design is compact and lightweight for easy placement.
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The ZEBRONICS Juke BAR 3903 is an 80W soundbar system designed to enhance home entertainment with a 4.5-inch wired subwoofer and dual 2-inch drivers. It operates within a frequency response range of 65Hz to 20kHz, delivering balanced mids and highs with decent bass output. The soundbar supports Virtual 5.1 surround sound for an immersive experience. Connectivity options include Bluetooth v5.1, HDMI (ARC), USB, and AUX, ensuring broad device compatibility. It features an LED display for status indicators, a remote control for easy operation, and a wall-mountable design for space-saving installation. The Juke BAR 3903 aims to offer versatile audio performance at an affordable price.
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The Creative Stage 2.1 Channel Under-Monitor Soundbar is a compact audio system designed to enhance multimedia experiences for TVs, computers, and ultrawide monitors. It delivers 160W peak power through two custom-tuned mid-range drivers, providing clear dialogue and immersive audio. The dedicated long-throw subwoofer enhances low-frequency performance, delivering deep bass. Connectivity options include Bluetooth, AUX-in, Optical-in, TV (ARC), and USB MP3 playback, offering versatility across devices. The soundbar supports preset EQ selections for movies, music, concerts, and gaming modes, accessible via the included remote control. Its under-monitor design and wall-mounting kit provide flexible placement options, making it a versatile addition to various setups.
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