Samsung HW-B750F Soundbar vs TCL Q75H 5.1.2 Soundbar

The TCL Q75H is the stronger pick for movie rooms. It has real height channels (5.1.2) with up-firing drivers and Ray Danz reflectors, plus Dolby Atmos and DTS:X, so overhead effects come from the bar itself. The Samsung HW-B750F is a simpler 5.1 system with no height channels, but it is rated higher by owners (4.8 from 124 ratings versus 4.3 from 64) and its Voice Enhance and Night modes suit dialogue-heavy TV and apartments. Build is plastic on both; the Samsung's edge is tuning and reliability, the TCL's is format support and connectivity.

• Choose the Samsung HW-B750F if you mostly watch broadcast TV and streaming dialogue, want clearer speech and quieter late-night listening, and prefer the better-rated, simpler system.
• Choose the TCL Q75H if you want true Dolby Atmos and DTS:X with height effects, AirPlay 2 and Wi-Fi streaming, and a bigger, more cinematic soundstage.