Hisense 70A65H Soundbar Match?

I'm in the market for a soundbar to go with my Hisense 70" 70A65H, but I can't seem to find one that's compatible. Does anyone have any recommendations?

Hi @DanielSens! I've found some great options that are fully compatible with your TV. You might want to check out the Sony HT-A5000 and Polk Audio Signa S4 Ultra-Slim Sound Bar. Both of these soundbars work well with the Hisense 70" 70A65H according to Best Soundbars for the Hisense 70" 70A65H TV.

Thanks for the suggestions, @CrazyKanadian. I was particularly interested in the Sony HT-A5000. Can you tell me more about its features?

Sure, @DanielSens! The Sony HT-A5000 comes with 5.1.2ch Dolby Atmos and a surround sound home theater system. It also supports HDMI Audio Support: eARC, Optical Support, and Bluetooth.

I've been using the Polk Audio Signa S4 Ultra-Slim Sound Bar for a while now, and I must say it's a great option too! It has all the features you need and is very slim, making it perfect for wall-mounting.

I'm also looking for a soundbar that works well with my Hisense 70" 70A65H. @CrazyKanadian mentioned a link in his post about some options. Can you please share that again?

Sure thing, @OneTruMorty! Here's the link to the TechReviewer article discussing compatible soundbars for your TV: Best Soundbars for the Hisense 70" 70A65H TV.

Thanks everyone for your input! I'll definitely look into both the Sony HT-A5000 and Polk Audio Signa S4 Ultra-Slim Sound Bar. Will they support surround sound formats like Dolby Atmos, Dolby Digital, DTS, and DTS:X?

Yes, @DanielSens, both of these soundbars are capable of supporting those surround sound formats. You'll get a great experience with either choice.

I have the Hisense 70" 70A65H TV as well, but I've opted for an entry-level soundbar and am really happy with the performance it delivers. It's not as fancy, but it gets the job done and is budget-friendly.

That's good to hear, @epsiloncarrot. I might consider a more budget-friendly option as well. Thanks again, everyone!

If you go for a budget soundbar, make sure it has Bluetooth capability, HDMI Audio Support, and Optical Support at the very least. These features will help you get the most out of your TV's audio.

Great advice, @SuperKoopa26. I'll keep that in mind. Thanks again!