Philips B4500 Sound bar for Smart tv, 2.1 ch soundbar with subwoofer, TV Speaker with with Bluetooth and HDMI-ARC Connectivity, Roku TV Ready, Remote APP Control, Compact Design and Easy Setup
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- Easy, seamless connections: Expand the possibilities of sound with this soundbar. With versatile HDMI-ARC connectivity, sync up to other devices seamlessly without the clutter of multiple cables.
- Quality you can trust: Experience high quality audio on a compact soundbar, at a price that ts most budgets. Offering the reliability of European products, this soundbar adds a satisfying experience and expansion of your TV's sound.
- Improved audio stability: Be it tunes, action or more, connect your favorite mobile devices with easy connectivity to this soundbar via Bluetooth 5.4. Enjoy improved streaming and sound synchronization, for smoother audio with less lag.
- Sleek, compact design: With a low prole, sleek design and a subwoofer that's easy to conceal, say goodbye to bulky soundbars. Comfortably add to your TV audio experience without extra bulk, and experience a sound quality output that belies its size.
- Clarity the way it should be: With up to 140w of power, reduce distortions and amplify your sound with immersive, crystal clear audio. Hear dialogue the way it's meant to be heard, and level up the sound experience on your choice of entertainment.
- Deeper, fuller sound: Get in on the action with 2.1 channels and a wireless subwoofer for deeper bass and dynamic sound. Experience rich, high quality audio on a soundbar that's easy to use; perfect in combination with your TV sound.
- Roku TV Ready: This Philips Soundbar is Roku TV Ready certied. That means you'll enjoy a simple setup, one remote, and quick settings when you pair it with a Roku TV. Roku, the Roku logo, Roku TV, Roku TV Ready, and the Roku TV Ready logo are trademarks and/or registered trademarks of Roku, Inc.
Description
Compact soundbar, immersive audio High quality audio in a low prole, with 2.1 channels and a wireless subwoofer. This soundbar delivers on price and output, with immersive audio technology that won't break the bank. Small footprint for unobscured access Looks great with a sleek, compact design Enhanced sound so you don't miss a beat Seamless syncing and connections with HDMI-ARC Bluetooth 5.4 for consistent audio stability Volume up with no distortion. 140W max / 70W RMS output Immersive audio with 2.1 channels Quality you can trust Built with EU expertise for reliable quality Music and movies Roku TV ReadyTM. Simple setup. One remote. Quick settings.
Brand: Philips
Speaker Maximum Output Power: 140 Watts
Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth, HDMI, USB
Mounting Type: Wall Mount
Model Name: TAB4500/37
Speaker Type: Soundbar
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Color: Black
Included Components: Remote
Product Dimensions: 3.07"D x 29.92"W x 2.36"H
Number of Items: 1
UPC: 840063204553
Manufacturer: Philips
Item Weight: 12.12 pounds
Item model number: TAB4500/37
Date First Available: September 18, 2025
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This is a good soundbar that works for smaller room sizes. Think apartments, or bedrooms, and this should fill those room sizes with adequate sound that is more pronounced, and more enjoyable than the outputs of most built-in TV speaker systems. In a larger room (which I tried first), at the maximum volume may give you some throw, but it will not fill the whole room evenly. With that out of the way, it's not a bad value for its price as long as you plan accordingly to your use case and room size. If you have a fancy OLED TV with decent speakers - this setup may not add much to what you already have, but it does make for a good solution to add some oomph to your sound with clarity in the highs, more established lows, and better projection of voices in dialog, however it does not do too much in the area of adding to your mids. There is no HDMI cable included, so you may need an HDMI cable to connect to your ARC capable HDMI port. There is an included remote and batteries, and if your TV has bluetooth, you can also connect without additional cables using your TV's bluetooth setting. This also means you can easily connect other bluetooth devices such as your phone. Setup is a breeze, making this sound bar an overall good solution given the right circumstances.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 12, 2026 by Jason Lee Jason Lee
Guys I am tech savvy, okay? I can set the clock on any kitchen appliance, I can use computer operating systems that aren’t Windows. I understand these things. If Philips could have just given me like two more words for pairing the subwoofer, that’s all I needed. It’s all just pictograms, which is fine except you hook both devices up and they’re flashing white lights. The instructions just say ‘solid white’. That’s it, that’s all it says. Not ‘tap button and lights will turn solid’, not ‘hold pair button until light turns solid white’, just…solid white. So I pressed the button, nothing happened. I checked the sound bar, the light was flashing over the Bluetooth logo, so that was probably right. I gave the button a longer press, like three seconds? Nothing happened. I waited, pairing can take a minute, nothing. Okay, I’ll hold the button. I held the button. Solid white. Wonderful. I understand we are trying to save money where we can, but that’s ridiculous. ‘Hold button until solid white’, that’s it, just say that. Anyway. Looks nice enough, sounds great. Subwoofer adds a little punch, I like that it’s wireless so you can put it wherever. If you hook up to HDMI ARC you can control with your TV’s remote, which is great because I don’t like the remote that came with it at all. You can also hang it if you want, but my TV is right over a shelf of sorts so no problem. Recommended for sure, just remember: solid white.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 28, 2025 by Kurtis
Most people aren't going to be satisfied with the sound quality from your average flatscreen TV nowadays. Not that stock speakers have ever been anything to shout about in the last 40+ years, but expectations have shifted quite a bit. "Back in my day" the average television contained a single speaker that was completely sufficient to be able to listen to news broadcasts, watch cartoons (on saturday morning), and hear all of the dialog while watching a movie. As surround sound and the concept of "home theater" started gaining traction in the 90's, speakers got bigger and it was common to have multiple sound channels and speakers hung all over the walls. Fast-forward to today and you'll find most households simplifying their entertainment setups, compared to years past. This is where a soundbar makes sense. It's significantly better than stock speakers, but cheaper and easier to use than full surround systems. This 2.1 soundbar, by Philips, is definitely an upgrade over the tiny speakers you'll find in you're average flatscreen, nowadays. The wireless, powered sub is a neat concept giving placement options you simply don't have with a wired setup. I found the audio to be plenty sufficient for casual use watching daytime TV and occasional movie night. This will satisfy the average user, but I feel it's going to fall flat for individuals that expect a little more performance in the special effects area to make movies, music, and video games more realistic and immersive. The only input is HDMI. Optical connectivity would be nice, since my TV has an optical out, but in this case, it left me with a single option that requires an HDMI splitter so I can run video to the TV and audio to the soundbar. Not a big deal, but it's not exactly plug & play out of the box for older flatscreens that lack HDMI-ARC. Bluetooth is available if you don't have a stereo in your living space and just want to stream from your phone, but again, I've had better performance from small JBL "pill" style bluetooth speakers. The main selling point here is the Roku TV capability. Apparently, when paired to a Roku television, you can control the soundbar with the remote from your TV. I don't have a Roku TV, so I can't speak on the. Functionality in this area. That being said, less remotes are always a good thing. Overall, I was disappointed in this soundbar. From the packaging, to the vague instruction manual, to the build quality. I expected a lot more from a brand like Philips. There are lots of better options out there for less money. This would be a viable option if you just want a stripped down, bare bones soundbar for a bedroom TV. I wouldn't recommend it for the living room. Giving it a mediocre 3 stars.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2026 by The Dude The Dude
Sounds no better than my TV itself Not loud, no better than the television volume and no added surround sound feeling
Reviewed in the United States on December 27, 2025 by Kerry Ann