TCL soundbar with Dolby Atmos discounted to CZK 1,868. There's no better investment in TV sound at this price.

A soundbar for less than two thousand that significantly improves the sound of an average TV. The TCL S45HE is on Alza for CZK 1,868 with code ALZADNY25. One hundred-watt power in a compact body with a brushed finish, Dolby Atmos and DTS Virtual:X support, HDMI with eARC, and AI sound calibration for your room. Alza users agree: at this price, it’s one of the best investments you can make in home audio.

Quick summary:
✅ Makes sense for anyone who wants significantly better TV sound without investing in a system with an external subwoofer — for movies, series, and casual gaming.
⚠️ Consider that a 2.0 soundbar without a subwoofer won’t deliver deep booming bass, and voice notifications when changing modes can be annoying (but can be turned off after a firmware update).
💡 For CZK 1,868 you get 100W output, Dolby Atmos, DTS Virtual:X, HDMI eARC, Bluetooth, optical, jack, USB, AI calibration, and an HDMI cable included.

What to expect for the money

The dual bass system with two independent acoustic chambers creates surprisingly full sound for a 2.0 soundbar without a subwoofer. Users repeatedly confirm that the difference compared to TV speakers is “drastic” — dialogues are clearer, the sound has a spatial character, and the bass is decent for this price category. The Bass Enhancement System technology increases acoustic pressure by 4 dB in the 60–90 Hz range. Several sound modes (movie, music, game, sport, dialogue) optimize sound for specific content.

Connecting via HDMI eARC is the ideal choice — the soundbar automatically turns on and off with the TV, and you control the volume with a single remote. It works with any TV, but best with TCL models thanks to direct integration and the Tutti Choral feature. AI Sonic-Adaption in the TCL Home app adapts the sound to your room. Bluetooth for streaming from your phone, wall mounting kit included. One important tip from reviews: update the firmware immediately after connecting via the app — this will resolve sound delay issues and allow you to turn off annoying voice notifications.

What to consider

It’s a 2.0 soundbar without a subwoofer — don’t expect deep booming bass from it. For movies and series, it’s a significant improvement, but bass enthusiasts will want a system with a subwoofer. Volume via some connections (Bluetooth, optical) jumps in large increments — it’s smoother via eARC with the TV remote. The power cable is only one meter long, which complicates placement. And sometimes the soundbar makes a sound on its own, even when the TV is off — a firmware update resolves most of these issues.

Do you have a soundbar at home, or are TV speakers enough for you?