TCL - Q65H Q Class 5.1 Channel Soundbar with Dolby Atmos, Ray Danz Technology, and Wireless Subwoofer - Black

Decided to pick up this Q65H soundbar to upgrade my sound experience to go with my QM8 I originally had a soundbar already but it wasn’t as loud or clear as i would have wanted it. Especially when I would watch at night and cant have my shows too loud. It has a night mode option that lowers the dynamic volume to a quieter environment. Right off the bat super easy to set up, you just have to plug in the power cable from the soundbar as well as the subwoofer. Hdmi does come included so all you have to do is plug it in the earc and you’re pretty much all set. You can use your regular remote to control the volume as well so more convenient when you only want to use one remote. The soundbar is also really sleek and has a nice premium design to it. The Raydanz really does make a significant difference with the dolby atmos for the clarity and submerse you into the sound. Putting on the new Jurassic Park trailer and right off the bat you can definitely feel the bass and feel like you’re at the movies. I replaced an old samsung sound bar that was a 3.1 and now going to the tcl q65h 5.1 really does make a difference in my experience now. I am sorta hard at hearing and have not had any issues since replacing to the Q65H. Will definitely enjoy movie nights!! If you’re looking for a good premium soundbar and not pay an arm or a leg I would recommend the TCL Q65H

I’ve been using the TCL Q65H soundbar for a couple of weeks now, and it’s been a fantastic upgrade to my home theater setup. For the price (I got it on sale for around $349), it delivers a level of performance that’s hard to beat. Sound Quality: The Dolby Atmos and DTS:X support really makes a difference. The sound feels wide and immersive—even without rear speakers. The upward-firing drivers and TCL’s Ray-Danz tech actually give you that height effect, especially in movies. Bass: The wireless subwoofer is punchy and deep. You can definitely feel it during action scenes or when listening to music with a strong low-end. It's well-tuned and doesn’t overpower the mids. Clarity: Dialogue is super clear, thanks to the dedicated center channel and the built-in voice enhancement. I no longer have to keep rewinding to catch what characters are saying. Setup & Features: The setup was quick and simple. The HDMI eARC connection to my TV was seamless, and it includes all the key ports (HDMI in, optical, USB, aux, Bluetooth). I do wish it had a mobile app or Wi-Fi streaming, but for the price, it’s not a dealbreaker. Design: It's not the flashiest looking bar, but it’s clean and low-profile under the TV. The build feels solid, and the sub looks sleek tucked next to my console. It lacks voice assistants and app control, but for under $400, it’s a great value for movie nights and music. Highly recommended if you want surround sound without breaking the bank.

I’m glad I got this, even though I bought it without seeing it first. I have so much to say about this soundbar. First off, it’s incredibly loud and clear about volume level 30 is the max for me. I love that it has an HDMI passthrough for my Blu-ray player. It’s clearly a virtual surround soundbar (5.1). It’s great that it supports all sound formats, including DTS:X. Having a Blu-ray player that supports DTS:X is important because if the disc uses DTS:X, most of the time there’s no Dolby audio, which would mean the soundbar wouldn’t output any sound. That’s a big benefit for me, since I do have that situation with some movies and TV shows. I used the TCL Home app to access the AI Sonic feature. After downloading the app, you can connect via Bluetooth and use it to calibrate the room or seating position to ensure you're always getting the best sound, no matter where you’re sitting. The app also includes TCL-recommended presets, and you can adjust the treble and bass to your personal preference. One unique feature of the soundbar itself is the Ray-Danz technology. It creates a wide “soundstage” that makes it feel like there are speakers on the sides, even when there aren’t. It really is a great soundbar, and when I think about others in the same price range, I’m impressed! The only thing I might regret is not getting the model up—the Q75H.

I'm upgrading from a JBL Bar 2.0, and the sound quality upgrade is insane. The soundbar was so easy to install with the included sub pairing with the bar immediately. Volume and clarity are great, especially for the price. And it's so easy to tune with only a couple of button presses. The sleek design also allows it to blend in without looking too chunky.

I decided to get the TCL Q65H to upgrade from a Samsung 2.1 sound system. My old Samsung soundbar was nice to just have forward firing speakers. They did the job, but I never felt like I was getting that full, immersive experience you hear people talk about with premium audio. I finally decided to invest in something a little more serious and after some research I landed on the Q65H because I learned TCL manufactures their own products. With the addition of premium features like Ray-Danz and Atmos included into a 5.1 channel sound system this was a no brainer. It’s the first soundbar I’ve bought with real performance in mind, and it absolutely delivered. Right out of the box the soundbar setup was simple with the sub wirelessly connecting to the soundbar as soon as you plug it in. I had it up and running, playing around with the settings in less than 10 minutes. The difference in quality from my old setup is insane!!! Dialogue is clearer and the immersion from the Ray-Danz and Atmos working together really comes through in all settings. From movies, music to even gaming and sports each of the settings enhances what I'm watching and really adds another layer of immersion to the experience. For someone like me, stepping up from average gear but not ready to drop thousands on premium audio, this soundbar hits a perfect balance of premium quality and performance at an exciting price. It’s the first time I’ve felt truly excited about audio at home and I can’t imagine going back.