I bought this soundbar to supplement my recent 4K TV purchase (Toshiba 55" 4K Amazon Fire Edition, which you can also read my review on) and I was not disappointed. For context, I live in an ~700 square feet 1 bedroom apartment and this little beauty can definitely fill the apartment with crisp and clear sound. The sound quality is excellent, with the subwoofer really giving the bass that little more "oomph" during movie action scenes or when playing on my Xbox. It looks sleek and unassuming on my TV stand, but makes itself known very quickly when you want it to. The price was also within my budget (cheaper than expected, actually) and at $180 with a 4 year warranty, it's going to last me a long time. It competes with, and in many ways sounds better than, some Sony or Samsung soundbars that are $50-$100 more expensive than it. It's by no means the best soundbar on the market but for the mid-tier price point you get a high quality product. 5/5, you can't beat the price for the quality. The Bluetooth integration is simple to set up and I listened to all of Pink Floyd's album "Animals" once it was hooked up to my Sony Walkman. It can get LOUD with very little loss in quality, and could easily compete at a college party. It was a bit tricky to integrate it into my 4K TV at first but you do have to play around with it for a bit to get it to work depending on the TV. For that it gets a 4/5. Overall, with my singular complaint being the slightly tedious process of integrating it into my TV (Bluetooth thru my Walkman was much faster and easier), this is a fantastic mid-tier soundbar; I would argue maybe even the best in its class. 5/5 -Pros- +Excellent price +Great sound quality +Sleek and stylish looking +Bluetooth is a breeze to set up -Cons- -Slight initial connectivity problems with my 4K TV

I absolutely love the Polk Audio Signa S2 2.1 Channel Ultra-Slim Soundbar with Wireless Subwoofer and Dolby Digital! It’s been a game-changer for my home audio setup. The sound quality is crisp, immersive, and perfect for everything from watching movies to listening to music. The subwoofer adds deep, rich bass that fills the room without being overpowering. I also appreciate how easy it was to set up, and the ultra-slim design fits seamlessly under my TV. The wireless subwoofer is a huge plus, allowing for flexible placement without the hassle of extra cables. If you're looking for an affordable, high-quality soundbar that delivers exceptional performance, I highly recommend the Polk Audio Signa S2. It exceeded my expectations and is worth every penny!

Purchased this sound bar on sale for $149.99 and I have to say, I'm very impressed and happy with this bar. I own a Bose 700 Sound bar system (bass module and the rear speakers) so I'm basing my opinion based on that which costs me over $2,000 at the time I purchased it. So, for me to say that this soundbar is impressive for the price is saying something. I sit about 5ft away from the unit in my small office so the sound packs plenty of punch, delivers a wide stage, vocals are clear (however, you can edit the vocals through 3 stages that the remote control provides if it isn't clear enough for you which basically bumps up the center channel) and the connected wireless sub is deep without any distortion. The bar itself is slim as it's advertised in both width and length and doesn't feel cheap. My only criticism is that there's no way to tell the EQ levels outside of just using your ears. Wish there was at least an app or onboard digital interface, but I guess this is where they had to compromise in order to keep the price down. Either way, isn't a big deal to me personally. Short and simple, if you are looking for a great sounding soundbar for under $200 that doesn't sound or look cheap with a slim profile, this is the one to get. The many positive reviews speak for itself. However, I probably would not recommend this soundbar if it's going to be in a large living room area. At that point, I would aim for the $500 price range.

I am a musician and I have a meticulous ear for sound quality. Before purchasing this sound bar, I tested sound bars by Samsung, Bose, and JBL and the quality was nowhere what I was looking for. Samsung sound bar was not as powerful and did not sound clear. Bose sounded too mono for me. The Polk Audio sound bar met the best quality of sound. Clear, strong, subwoofer is wireless and strength can be adjusted. Price meets halfway from hi-end and cheap brands.

Replaced a Vizio sound bar with this one. The sound quality is amazing. Read the directions and learn what the different settings do. The clear voice setting is awesome. The wireless sub is decent especially for being Bluetooth. I forget that it's sitting behind my couch. I have the sound bar sitting on my fire place mantle under my TV. Very slim. Bluetooth connection to your TV or device is really easy, but there is going to be latency between the TV picture and the sound so make sure that your TV is able to compensate for this if you plan to use Bluetooth. I'm using the HDMI ARC connection.