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Q Acoustics M3 review

Q Acoustics M3 review

Posted on October 1, 2016August 27, 2023 By Jarvis
By all rights, the new Q Acoustics M3 soundbar should have a five-star review in the bag.

After all, it builds upon the Q Acoustics Media 4, which has been our favourite budget soundbar (and Award-winner) since 2014.

An updated and sleeker design, extra features such as an HDMI input, and a clearer, more detailed sound should all point to the M3 easily beating its older sibling.

And yet there’s only £30/$45 difference between them, which means that things haven’t quite gone the way Q Acoustics would have wanted for this £300/$450 soundbar.

Build

That said, the new Q Acoustics M3 improves on the Media 4 in many ways, the most obvious of which is the design. The M3 looks sleek and modern.
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