Customers highly value the Basic Audio Setup for its sound quality, ease of use, and efficient installation. Many appreciate the technician's knowledge, connectivity options, and overall professionalism. However, some customers have reported issues with the soundbar's longevity and compatibility, as well as concerns about the remote control.
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Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Great work by the Geek Squad
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Posted . Owned for 1 month when reviewed.
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The Geek Swuad set up the sound bar and subwoofer. Everything went smoothly and works great.
Geek Squad was friendly & accommodating to our tim
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The agents mounted & connected the Sound Bar. They showed me many things but we still are having a hard time with muffled sound. I tried different settings and try to keep it on voice to be clear.
Husband can hear the sound good on a close chair at 30 setting but 8 ft farther away he needs the sound up in the 60’s.
Still learning.
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The agents continued the solving of a non-problem. I spent $400 dollars on techs from two different companies to find out, by myself, that the mute button on the ROKU handset is on the side where it is hit by the webbing on my hand when I pick it up. Oh: also found how to change the channel. On the back, where my palm hits the buttons. Hours of running from store to store for nothing. Connecting Point didn’t do me any favors, either. Shame on all you techs who don't recognize that women over 70 aren't particularly tech savvy.