Creative Technology recently sent its latest soundbar, sold as the ” Creative Stage V2 2.1 Soundbar and Subwoofer with Clear Dialog and Surround by Sound Blaster for TV and Desktop Monitor”, out for ...

If you look at Cyber Monday soundbar deals, you’ll see products all across the price spectrum, but it doesn’t take a PhD in statistic to recognize they’re skewed toward more expensive offerings. But ...

The new Creative Stage V2 is a great 2.1 sound system with multiple inputs and a separate wired subwoofer. My job is great because I get to review some of the latest and greatest audio equipment ...

The Creative Stage 2.1 soundbar actually launched last year, and while this is technically a replacement for it, it’s also more like the next model up. The V2 is larger in every dimension, coming in ...

Creative has added a new soundbar to their line up with the launch of the Creative Stage V2 and it comes with a number of upgrades and new features over the previous model. The new Creative Stage V2 ...

If you’re looking for a very affordable soundbar with a subwoofer, the Creative Stage Pro 2.1 should be on your radar. There are cheaper options available, but most are just a standalone soundbar. And ...

How Much Does it Cost? Right now, the Creative Stage is on Amazon UK for just £79.99. That’s about £40-50 cheaper than the equivalent from Bose, LG, Sharp, and a whole bunch of others, for honestly, ...

Creative was the force behind PC-based soundcards and continues to bring its SoundBlaster audio heritage to your lounge room with its Creative Stage V2 soundbar. The soundbar comes in two parts - the ...

Remember Creative? The Singapore-based company’s Sound Blaster was probably the first sound card for a lot of us in India. Creative was a name we trusted and loved. Along with the sound cards came ...

If you want better audio without the clutter of a full home theater, the Creative Stage Pro offers a neat 2.1-channel setup that won’t overwhelm your space. It combines a slim soundbar with a ...

A step up from stereo speakers, but this is a confused product that’s very reliant on volume and bass to create an impression. Great for games, maybe not for serious listening. PC Gamer's got your ...