Customer Ratings & Reviews

Set up was fairly simple, connecting it to my tv was easy, mounted it to the wall with ease. I purchased the soundbar with a TCL 65’ mini QLED, Govee tv back lights, and a mount for the tv and the entire set up is fantastic. The sound is very clear, having many different settings to match with any show/movie you watch. The subwoofer is really nice as well, setting it behind/next to our couch, it really gives movie theater quality to our living room.

The Samsung HW-B750F transformed my living room the moment I plugged it in. With a full 5.1-channel setup, built-in side- and front-firing speakers, and a wireless subwoofer, this soundbar delivers genuinely immersive, room-filling audio that makes my old TV speakers feel like a distant memory. Setup was refreshingly painless. The subwoofer paired wirelessly right out of the box, and connecting to my TV took only a minute. If you own a compatible Samsung TV, the Q-Symphony feature is a standout — the soundbar and TV speakers play together to widen the soundstage in a way that genuinely surprised me. Dialogue is where this system shines. Voice Enhance Mode keeps every line crisp and intelligible, even during action-heavy scenes with booming effects and background noise. Adaptive Sound is smart too, automatically tuning itself to whatever I'm watching, so I never find myself reaching for the remote to adjust levels. Movie nights feel cinematic thanks to DTS Virtual:X, which creates a convincing sense of surround without needing rear speakers cluttering the room. Gamers will appreciate the dedicated Game Mode, which sharpens directional audio so you can pinpoint on-screen action. The subwoofer adds satisfying depth to explosions, music, and rumbling bass lines. Worth noting: this model uses DTS Virtual:X rather than Dolby Atmos, which lives in Samsung's pricier Q-Series. But for the price, the B750F strikes an outstanding balance of features, clarity, and value that few rivals match. Sleek, wall-mountable, and easy to live with, this soundbar is an easy recommendation for anyone wanting a big upgrade without a premium price tag. Highly recommended.

Great sound right out of the box. Syncs automatically with a samsung tv. Includes the wall mounting hardware (except the screws for the wall) and the subwoofer is wireless which i really enjoy.

I couldn’t be happier with this Samsung sound bar. The setup was quick and easy, and the sound is absolutely phenomenal. Dialogue is crystal clear, the bass is deep without being overwhelming, and it fills the entire room with rich, immersive audio. Movies feel cinematic, and music sounds like you’re at a live concert. The sleek design also looks great under my TV. If you’re on the fence, go for it—you won’t regret it.

It was extremely easy to setup. The subwoofer doesn't have an cables or wires except a power plug because it connects to the bar automatically with Bluetooth. The soundbar has a power connection and an HDMI connection. It also works with Bluetooth but I prefer hardwire over Bluetooth when possible. Makes a living room television really pop. The volume doesn't need to go up to high to get a really great sound. I was a little nervous about my budget, but felt like it was a great deal and I really wanted to relax more on the couch without feeling like I was missing out on the home-theater experience. So glad I bought it. Picked up in store was so easy. Strongly recommended.

Purchased the sound bar and the two side speakers as an excellent open box and saved a lot of money . Very impressed with the sound especially with the 5.1 surround speakers and the virtual X . Hooked up to my older Panasonic TV. Setup up was very easy also. When my Panasonic TV goes I buy a good Samsung so I can get the Q Symphony sound from it .Would highly recommended this system.

Based on how much this costs i found it to be the best bang for your buck when it came to a reliable product backed by Samsung. Have had both Tv's and soundbars from them in the past and they typically last. Had a little trouble setting up initially and found it to be most compatible with an hdmi cord plugged directly into your tv so it may sync together. Ideally five stars would have been given had it included said hdmi cable but hey product works fine thus far and no others complaints.

First soundbar I purchased, and I'm very happy with it. Currently using as a computer speaker and the sound is well rounded. Works well with either HDMI or optical connections. The sound appears more clear through the UBS to SPDIF optical connection. The wireless subwoofer works well too.

[Employee of bestbuy] The Samsung Q-750 is a great soundbar for a larger bedroom or smaller living room much better then 3 channel sound bar really fills the room especially music.

Works amazing with QLED Samsung Q8F TV I absolutely love it and puts you in a completely totally different an unique experience watching movies and tv. Don’t even need any speakers behind you with this thing. Came with mounting brackets was not aware of that ahead time incase anyone misses that like I did

Great sound system,easy to set up,Its perfect for the area of usenIm using it for 11×13 room

Thank you for making Great Quality products especially this sound bar and subwoofer with quality of excellent sound and space saver fit perfect behind tv 65 inches

Like the sound and is loud, including the base being very basie.

The sound quality is amazing. I kepl the volume between 20-25 watching normal television programs. When it's movie night i go between 30-40. I programed it with my new television.

Good aoind quality. Works great with my TV. Pairs up using bluetooth quick and no wires hanging.

I received excellent service at the store. I am very happy with the help they gave me, since this is my first TV and my first speaker—and honestly, I feel like I'm at the movies!

I love how clear and loud the sound is like your in a movie theater love it easy to connect to your Tv

Simple to hook up, great price, and sounds good. What else could you ask?

The soundbar delivers decent performance for its price, but it doesn’t really stand out. Vocals are clear and easy to understand, which is great for movies and TV shows. However, the bass feels a bit weak, and at higher volumes the sound can get slightly distorted. The overall audio balance is fine — it’s good for casual watching or background music, but it lacks the depth and richness that you’d expect from a more premium model. If you’re not too demanding about sound quality, it gets the job done.

I auditioned probably 30 different soundbars ranging in price from around $150 - $1000, and was surprised by how awful most of them sounded when playing music. You generally had to get up into the $600 range before finding one that didn't sound pinched. The cheaper ones from Sony, LG and other vendors all sounded exactly like what they were - cheap speakers in a cheap plastic box, like the Montgomery Wards record player I had as a kid. This was the only one I found in the sub-$400 price range that sounded even remotely pleasant and natural. The bass is surprisingly solid, the treble nicely extended and the midrange nicely forward without being fatiguing. At really high volumes the performance suffers a bit, but for normal listening I don't find it an issue. And it's enjoyable to listen to at normal volumes - you don't need to crank it to bring out detailed imaging or strong bass. Connectivity is good but not great. It unfortunately doesn't have wifi - the one big omission - although the Roku TV I'm using it with supports AirPlay over wifi, so I can use the TV to playback music over the network (although the TV has some AirPlay glitches - that's a separate problem). You may be able to take advantage of similar abilities your own television has to work around the lack of wifi connectivity in this soundbar. Apart from that omission though so far this has been an excellent purchase for the money and it's the only "value" soundbar I've encountered that works well for movies, TV and music. Which is shocking given the number of players and products in this space. Hats of to Samsung I guess.