Vizio’s M-Series soundbars are for those who who are looking for very good sound quality and features, but aren’t quite ready to splash out for the Elevate’s higher price. M51a-H6: $300, available now as a Costco exclusive.With a total of 18 drivers spread across 10 channels and a maximum sound pressure level of 107dB, we expect to be mightily impressed by the Elevate when we finally get it in for a listen. These features are a good indication that even with a flagship product like the Elevate, Vizio has maintained its reputation for outstanding value when you consider that similar products from LG and Samsung cost many hundreds of dollars more. Also on tap is Bluetooth and Chromecast for wireless audio streaming and Vizio’s new Voice Assistant Input. What you couldn’t see in previous press photos is that the Elevate isn’t just a tricked-out soundbar - it’s also a full 5.1.4 system with a dedicated 8-inch wireless subwoofer and surround speakers, each with their own built-in up-firing drivers. We’d prefer to see more inputs, but this arrangement is pretty standard right now for Dolby Atmos soundbars. The Elevate is equipped with two HDMI inputs and one HDMI ARC/eARC port for connecting to your TV. Vizio 2021 soundbars go big on Dolby Atmos and HDMI eARC support Bose Smart Soundbar 600 one-ups the Sonos Beam with up-firing driversī&W Panorama 3 soundbar: Easy Dolby Atmos for $1,000

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