Soundbar with subwoofer for 2,994 CZK. Hisense HS3100 discounted by two thousand

Most cheap soundbars only half-solve TV sound – they add volume, but bass is still missing and dialogues are unintelligible. You can now buy the Hisense HS3100 with code ALZADNY40 for 2,994 CZK instead of 4,990 CZK and get a full-fledged 3.1 system with a separate wireless subwoofer, which is exactly what the cheapest models lack.

👍 Take it, if you really want to hear dialogues and feel bass in movies on your TV, and you have space for a subwoofer under your TV.
🤔 Hesitate, if you expect spatial Dolby Atmos – here it’s only virtual DTS Virtual X, not actual height channels.
💰 Price: 2,994 CZK for a 3.1 system with subwoofer

Center Channel Works Wonders with Dialogues

The designation 3.1 means three channels plus a subwoofer – and the middle one is crucial. While a typical 2.0 soundbar mixes voices with music and effects into a stereo pair, here speech has its own dedicated channel. In practice, this means that during an action scene, you don’t have to turn down the volume to understand what the characters are saying. This is precisely the most common complaint of owners of thin TVs.

The wireless 6.5″ subwoofer takes care of bass that no soundbar can accommodate – the frequency range starts at 40 Hz, so you will truly feel explosions and music. Connectivity is handled by two HDMI inputs and one output with eARC, so you can connect both a console and a set-top box to the soundbar, and sound from the TV travels back via a single cable. Optical input, AUX, Bluetooth, and USB flash drive playback are also present, and a display on the unit facilitates setup. On Alza, the soundbar has a rating of 4.5 out of 5 from 27 customers.

What are the Limitations

Among audio formats, you’ll find Dolby Digital and DTS Virtual X, but Dolby Atmos is missing – the spatial effect is therefore simulated by software, not created by speakers pointing towards the ceiling. For most people, this doesn’t matter, but movie enthusiasts will notice. Also, account for a width of 90 centimeters, so measure the space under your TV beforehand, and a subwoofer with dimensions of 30 × 30 cm, which needs to be placed somewhere on the floor near an outlet.

Do you understand dialogues in movies, or do you also constantly reach for the remote control?