Roku is now currently using Dolby audios both version Dolby Digital and Dolby Digital Plus. Dolby audio uses a cluster of technologies to process the audio to deliver improved sound. Dolby is also supported by Netflix, Disney+, Apple TV, and other renowned streaming applications.

The audio mechanisms all hook up with one another wireless audio device, which is very convenient. Another is sound setting through Roku’s on-screen list of options. The setting of the audio system takes just a few seconds; all you have to do is long press the home button on the remote for a couple of seconds then a menu shows up for pairing and connecting everything together. In the end, you also have an option to check out your sound whether it is flowing accurately on both right and left side speakers or not, after doing that you are all set.

But there’s a weird snag altogether in this: the entire proposition really doesn’t make sense for Roku TV owners. See, the Smart Soundbar has Roku’s software inbuilt and doubles as a streaming device in its title. But if your 4K TV is already running Roku OS, you’re getting to be handling with redundancy. Roku tries to clarify that on their official page.

But it seems impractical because you’ll be handling two Roku remotes and two Roku interfaces. This solution is noticeably designed for those people that own TVs from other brands like Samsung, LG, Sony, etc. Roku thinks it can simplify home theatre with an expressive way for those consumers. For non-surround audio, you’ll still have to hear audio coming from all the speakers or simply from the front speakers in regular stereophonic mode.

Walmart is releasing a less expensive version of the wireless speakers for $149 compared to Roku $199.That would bring a less expensive way into Roku’s surround audio system. Roku isn’t offering a reduced bundle of the $159 Smart Soundbar, $199 Roku TV Wireless Speakers, and $159 subwoofer, but which may not be far away.

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