JBL - 2.0 Channel All-in-One Soundbar (MK2) - Black - Open Box - Fair

Thanks for your inquiry. One major difference would be that the JBL Cinema SB190 includes a wireless subwoofer while the Bar 2.0 All-in-One has none. While both soundbars offer high-quality sound and some excellent features, the JBL Cinema SB190 seems to be a better choice for those who want more advanced functionality. The Bar 2.0, on the other hand, may be a perfect option for those who want a basic soundbar with clear sound and a simplistic design.

Thanks for your question. Our JBL Bar 2.0 All-in-One (MK2) does not have an HDMI input, so it cannot be used this way. We recommend the JBL Bar 2.1 Deep Bass (MK2) instead, which does have an HDMI input. You can connect your ROKU to the HDMI input of the soundbar, then connect the soundbar to your projector using another HDMI cable. This setup allows you to play video on the projector while the sound comes from the soundbar.

Thanks for your question. Our JBL Bar 2.0 All-in-one (MK2) does not have an IP rating, and is not waterproof. The safety instructions specifically warn against water exposure, so it should be kept away from moisture, spills, humidity, and outdoor environments where water exposure is possible.

This soundbar doesn't have a separate subwoofer, but it does have deep bass built-in to enhance movies and music.

This soundbar supports Dolby Digital surround sound for an authentic cinematic experience.