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Anker Nebula Soundbar—Fire TV Edition review: Great Fire TV and Alexa functionality, but so-so sound

Anker Nebula Soundbar—Fire TV Edition review: Great Fire TV and Alexa functionality, but so-so sound

Posted on February 18, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

This 2.1-channel soundbar comes with Fire TV and Alexa onboard, but we weren’t impressed by its mediocre audio.

For those looking to upgrade their TV’s audio and media-streaming capabilities without dealing with a nest of cables and dongles, an all-in-one soundbar like Anker’s Nebula Soundbar—Fire TV Edition is certainly appealing. This 2.1-channel soundbar boasts a built-in subwoofer, baked-in Fire TV interface, and Alexa voice control. You can boost your TV’s audio and stream video over the top by connecting just one component to your TV using a single cable.
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