TechRadar Verdict
The Majority Naga 60 is a surprise.
This really, really cheap, relatively small soundbar sounds good and has plenty of volume.
Majority Naga 60 Soundbar: Two-minute review
The Majority Naga 60 is an enigma.
The Majority Naga 60 comes with a full package of accessories including an HDMI cable and wall-mount hardware
I would consider it among thebest soundbarsfor the price.
On the surface, the Majority Naga 60 looks like a normal soundbar.
Its got an all-black colorway with a metal grille covering the front half and top of the body.
The Naga 60’s top surface control buttons
At first glance, theres nothing remarkable about its design outside of the outward-pointing tweeters on either end.
Those tweeters provide the soundbars limited 3D audio effect.
Regarding ports, theres not a whole lot going on.
Ports include HDMI ARC, optical digital and 3.5 analog audio inputs and a subwoofer output
Bluetooth wireless connectivity is also on hand.
For controls, there are four buttons on top for power, input, and volume up and down.
While all of that is important, whats even more important in a soundbar is its sound quality.
Youre not going to get a full home theater experience here, especially if youre boosting the bass.
Otherwise, the Naga 60s sound is a noticeable step up from most TV speakers.
Bass is somewhat limited since theres such a small driver acting as a subwoofer.
When testing, I was quite impressed when listening to music.
I didnt get any rumble with hip hop or EDM, but there was still plenty of punch.
Just about all genres seemed to fare well.
Of course, this is where its 3D sound comes in.
So, its a setting I happily leave on most of the time.
One of my go-to recommendations for cheap soundbars has been theRoku Streambar, which retails for $130.
Yet, its build quality leaves a lot more to be desired, and doesnt have 3D audio processing.
Should I buy the Majority Naga 60 Soundbar?
If youre on a very limited budget, this is probably your best bet.
Just dont expect any kind of spatial audio or strong bass.
It also has a good amount of power.
It also offers some rumble something most cheap soundbars dont have thanks to the inclusion of a subwoofer.
The build quality does leave something to be desired, not to mention theres no HDMI connectivity.
I used it with TV and movies, along with plenty of music.
I tested it with and without its 3D audio feature to see how much it affected the sound.
First reviewed November 2024
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