ZVOX AccuVoice AV120 review

The AV120 is the cheapest way into ZVOX's AccuVoice processing, and at the current $49.99 price it is the lowest-cost speaker on this list. ZVOX gives it two levels of AccuVoice dialogue enhancement, which is enough for viewers who find TV speech a little muddy rather than lost. Unlike the AV157, it adds Bluetooth, so the same bar can play music or radio from a phone. Setup is a single cable to the TV's analog or digital audio output, with cables and a remote in the box. The trade-off is control: two boost levels is a big step down from 12 or 20, and ZVOX does not list output leveling for this model, so loud ads still come through loud. Treat it as a starter or a second-room speaker. With the 60-day home trial, it is also a cheap way to test if voice boost helps before spending more.

Who it is for

Buyers who want ZVOX voice processing for the lowest price, or a second speaker for a bedroom or kitchen TV.

Price

$49.99 on the ZVOX US store (regular price $149.99).

Sale price $49.99
Quoted from the vendor pricing page on November 7, 2026.

Key features

• 2 levels of AccuVoice dialogue enhancement
• Bluetooth streaming for music
• One-wire setup with analog and digital inputs, cables included
• Remote control with batteries included
• Compact 15 x 2.2 x 2.5 inch bar

Strengths and weaknesses

• Strength: Cheapest speaker on this list
• Strength: Same AccuVoice processing used across the ZVOX range
• Strength: Small enough for a kitchen or bedroom TV
• Weakness: Only 2 boost levels against 12 on the AV157
• Weakness: No output leveling for loud commercials listed
• Weakness: The $49.99 price is a sale against a $149.99 regular price

Key facts

• Price: $49.99 (regular $149.99)
• Voice boost: 2 levels
• Bluetooth: Yes
• Size: 15 x 2.2 x 2.5 in

Where it ranks

ZVOX AccuVoice AV120 is No. 4 in our Best TV Speakers for Hearing Impaired verdict.