Home Cinema Systems

The latest all in one Home Cinema Systems are sleek, good looking, simple to set up and include everything you need to get surround sound in your home quickly and easily. The latest systems often include wireless speakers, iPod docks, USB ports and can completely integrate with your existing television. With costs starting from under £200 they are also extremely good value for money and with an increasing range available the only difficult part will be choosing!

Top 3 Home Cinema Systems

In terms of price and features, we think these three systems currently offer just about the best value for money:

Sony BDV-F500 Blu-ray Home Cinema System

Sony BDV-F500 Blu-ray Home Cinema System

The Sony BDV-F500 Blu-ray Home Cinema System is a stunning looking 2.1 system that you’ll want to be centre stage in your lounge.

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Panasonic SC-BT230 Blu-ray Home Cinema System

Panasonic SC-BT230 Blu-ray Home Cinema System

The Panasonic SC-BT230 is a Blu-ray home cinema system that offers a decent set of features and the full high definition sound and video experience.

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Samsung HT-C6500 Blu-ray Home Cinema System

Samsung HT-C6500 Blu-ray Home Cinema System

The Samsung HT-C6500 shares many features with the other Blu-ray systems in the 2010 range, but the differences with this model are worthwhile, and could end up making it a better value buy.

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Buyers Guide

Whilst an all in one system is a simple and quick way to get surround sound into your home, knowing which system to buy can be quite tricky. To help out, we have put together our Home Cinema System Buyers Guide to help you make the right decision.

Still Undecided?

If you still need convincing then how about this - you can save money! That's right, we've worked out that over the period of a year, you can actually save cash. Read the full article to see how a Home Cinema System Can Save You Money!

2.1 Home Cinema Systems

Many All In One Systems are titled as being '2.1' rather than '5.1'. This simply means that there are only 2 speakers and a subwoofer to handle all the movie sound effects rather than 5 speakers and a sub. Whilst this has obvious advantages that there are fewer speakers to position, there is also a slight compromise to be made on the quality of the surround sound effects. To find out more, read our article on the pros and cons of 2.1 home cinema systems.