So for the last months, the Bose Smart Soundbar has been my go to soundbar and its been my favorite soundbar to recommend. But today we’re going to see how both the JBL Bar 300 and Sony S2000, two relatively new soundbars for 2023, compare to the Bose Smart Soundbar 600. Overall, all three of these soundbars are very different from one another, so lets see which one is right for you.
So Sony’s sound bars have always been a good option for someone that wants a self contained sound bar but also has a ton of bass to it. But Sony’s Sound Bars were always very big and their app was lack luster. But now there’s the Sony HT-S2000, and I feel that this is the start of Sony’s new generation of sound bars that are sleeker and they have a much better app now.
So JBL’s sound bar’s have always been good and they always brought with them a lot of extra features… but I always felt that they were a little clunky especially their software and audio normalization. But now we have the JBL Bar 500, and overall this is a good sound bar, but more importantly, the software is a lot more refined. You can think of the Bar 500 as a suped up version of the Bar 300.
So JBL’s sound bar’s have always been good and they always brought with them a lot of extra features… but I always felt that they were a little clunky especially their software and audio normalization. But now we have the JBL Bar 300, and overall this is a good sound bar, but more importantly, the software is a lot more refined.
So personally, i really like the new Bose Smart Soundbar 600… and this is currently my favorite mid range soundbar to recommend. Now we’ve already seen how the 600 stacks up against its larger brother, the 900… but today we’re going to see how the 600 stacks up to some of its direct competitors like lets say the Sonos Beam 2 and the Sony HT-A3000.
So this is the Sony HT-A3000, its one of Sony’s mid range fully self contained Dolby Atmos soundbars… Now just like with Sony’s other soundbars… the HT-A3000 has a ton of bass all on its own… however, this thing is pretty big. Now even though this soundbar isn’t my favorite… its a good option if you want something with a lot of bass if you can’t add an external subwoofer, but its also a default option if you pair this soundbar is a Sony Bravia TV.
So the Bose Smart Soundbar 600 is a great mid teir Soundbar that has improved instrument separation from its predecessor and it also has true dolby atoms support. Personally I feel that you can’t go wrong with the Smart Soundbar 600 and its an all around solid pick up. But today we’re going to compare the 600 to the Bose Smart Soundbar 900 and we’re also going to compare it to Bose’s entry level Soundbar, The Bose TV Speaker.
So for the past year, the Bose Smart Soundbar 300 has been my go to soundbar and favorite soundbar to recommend. I really feel that you can’t go wrong with the Bose Smart Soundbar 300. But now, we have the Bose Smart Soundbar 600, which is the 300’s successor. Now, the 600 has a new speaker set up and it now has dolby atoms support. So toady we’re going to see the performance improvements from the 300 to the 600, and if you already have the 300, should you upgrade.
