Hisense
Hisense HS218 2.1ch Soundbar Wireless Subwoofer
★★★★★
Room-filling sound without the clutter — the HS218 pairs wireless bass with Dolby Audio to make your TV worth listening to again.
$139.99*
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*Price sourced from Amazon.com. Last updated:Jun 27, 2026.Price and availability are subject to change.
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Overview
Key Features
Enjoy Better Tv Sound: Hisense HS218 Sound Bar comes with 4 spearkers and a wireless subwoofer, which gives you a total of 200 Watts superior audio, together with Dolby Audio technology and a professional master-level sound effect tuning. It will upgrade your TV sound instantly.
Wireless Subwoofer: A dedicated, wireless 80 Watt subwoofer delivers the robust low-end frequencies that punctuate your favorite movies, music, and games, without any messy wires. You’ll feel the “boom” while the two front-facing speakers project bright, clear high- and mid-range frequencies.
Roku TV Ready: As Roku TV Ready device, the Hisense HS218 Soundbar is fully compatible with any Roku Tv through the HDMI (ARC) connection. You can even use the Roku Tv remote to control both the Tv and soundbar for easier setup and better navigation experience.
Easy Connectivity: With HDMI (ARC), the Hisense HS218 can connect to your Tv through a single HDMI cable (included), connect wirelessly via Bluetooth to smart device, and control both with one remote. You’ll be enjoying better TV sound in minutes.
Quick Touch EQ Modes: Get the best audio performance from music, movies, and news with a simple touch of the remote with multiple preset EQ settings.
Accessories included: Includes the Hisense 218 Sound Bar, HDMI cable, optical cable, and a wall mounting kit to make sure that you have what you need to make the most of your Hisense audio experience right out of the box.
Specifications
Configuration
2.1ch
Total Power
200W
Subwoofer Power
80W
Subwoofer Connection
Wireless
Audio Technology
Dolby Audio
Connectivity
HDMI ARC, Optical, Bluetooth, AUX, USB
EQ Modes
3 Preset (Music, Movie, News)
Smart TV Compatibility
Roku TV Ready
Included Accessories
HDMI cable, Optical cable, Wall mounting kit
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- The wireless subwoofer eliminates cable runs across the room while still delivering 80W of dedicated bass
- 200W total output is noticeably more powerful than the built-in speakers on most budget and mid-range TVs
- Roku TV Ready integration means one remote handles everything — no juggling inputs or separate remotes
- HDMI ARC connection keeps the setup to a single cable between the soundbar and TV
- Comes with both HDMI and optical cables plus a wall mount kit, so you're not buying accessories on day one
👎 Cons
- The soundbar is a 2.1 configuration — there are no rear or surround channels, so it won't replicate a true home theater effect
- EQ presets are fixed; there's no custom EQ adjustment or companion app for fine-tuning
- At 200W total, it's strong for a soundbar but will feel underpowered if you're filling a large open-plan room
- Bluetooth connectivity doesn't support aptX or AAC — audio quality over Bluetooth is functional but not audiophile-grade
- The subwoofer's wireless signal can occasionally drop in environments with heavy 2.4GHz interference
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the wireless subwoofer need any special setup to pair with the soundbar?
No pairing headaches here — the subwoofer comes pre-paired to the HS218 out of the box. Just plug both units in and you're done. There's no app, no Bluetooth pairing sequence, and no manual sync button to hunt for.
Can I control the HS218 with my existing TV remote?
Yes, if your TV supports HDMI ARC (most TVs from the last several years do). Connect via the included HDMI cable and your TV remote can handle volume and mute on the soundbar. If you have a Roku TV specifically, you get even deeper integration — the Roku remote controls the soundbar natively.
What's the difference between the three EQ modes, and when would I use each one?
The HS218 has preset EQ modes optimized for Music, Movies, and News/dialogue. Movie mode tends to boost bass and surround effect for cinematic content. Music mode flattens the response for balanced stereo listening. News/dialogue mode brings vocals forward — useful when speech sounds muddy at normal volume.
Does the soundbar support Bluetooth, and how far does it reliably reach?
Yes, the HS218 has Bluetooth for streaming directly from a phone or tablet without any cables. Range is typically reliable up to about 30 feet in open space, though walls and interference can reduce that in practice.
Is the subwoofer truly wireless, or does it still need a power cable?
The subwoofer is wireless in the sense that there's no audio cable running between it and the soundbar — but it does still require its own power outlet. Plan for two wall outlets: one for the soundbar, one for the sub.
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