JBL Bar 9.1 review
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- Subwoofer included
The unusual JBL Bar 9.1 sound bar features detachable end speakers that can become part of a surround-sound setup. You attach the battery-powered speakers to the sound bar to charge them up; once charged, you can remove and place them where you like. But how does this affect the audio quality? Our rigorous test programme reveals this and more, so read on for our full JBL Bar 9.1 review.
- Pros and cons
- What type of sound bar is it?
- How does it sound?
- What’s it like to use?
- Should I buy it?
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