Hisense AX3120G

The AX3120Q from TV makers Hisense is sleek and well-designed soundbar/sub combo with a couple of cool features. The Dolby Atmos and DTS:X presentations can be thrilling but things get a bit awkward when the subwoofer fails to keep up with the tempo. The latter is not a deal-breaker in itself but £450 is a lot to fork out in a competitive marketplace where retail vultures might be circling above

I'm ultimately a bit torn about the AX3120G. On the one hand, the AX3120G is not entirely successful in the way it uses the extra channels and power available to it over the cheaper HS2100. Its bass, while more powerful, is less consistent with its contributions, its EQ presets are a mixed bag, and its Surround Sound processor doesn't work well at all. ... set up to its best advantage it sounds unusually powerful, crisp and dynamic for such an affordable soundbar On the other hand, set up to its best advantage it sounds unusually powerful, crisp and dynamic for such an affordable soundbar. The addition of a dedicated centre channel speaker and true up-firing drivers increase the size and clarity of the AX3120G's sound staging versus its cheaper HS2100 sibling, too.