Customer Ratings & Reviews

Nice sound quality. Easy to setup. Great value. Decent price.

Use optical set-up. Worked the best. Good sound guality for an inepenxsive soundbar

This works well enough, we knew we were not buying a high end sound bar. It projects the sound better than the TV and sounds good. It was fairly easy to mount and connect. We got waht we expected and what we paid for ...

Easy to set up, had plenty of set up options, and it sounds great perfect for the size of room I have it in

This is surprisingly loud for its size and price point. It's a great supplement to the budget smart TVs that have terrible on-board speakers, for those of us with hearing difficulties! Using the HDMI Arc Is almost essential for ease of use, using the optical audio cable did not carry sound from all sources on the TV.

Definitely better sound than the TV alone. It was worth what we paid for this sound bar, but I think I maybe I would have been more satisfied if we had paid a little more and purchased one with a sub-woofer.

Televisions these days come with high pitched weak sound. I purchased this to have better sound for my apartment bedroom. It fits the bill. For those of you that are looking for big sound you need a system with a subwoofer. If you just want to have better sound, I recommend this.

Easy set up!! Great buy! Would definitely buy again

great sound quality. Easily set up. The remote works very well

I bought this soundbar to accompany the Insignia 4K LED TV and it works great. It was also very easy to install and get working.

This was a tough review to write. Pretty much every insignia product if a purchased has exceeded my expectations. We wanted a relatively inexpensive soundbar for a mid level TV we just bought for for a vacation house that we use infrequently. Something that will make the explosions in an action movie pop a little bit without shaking the entire house with bass if other people are in bed. Yes, it does sound better than the stock TV speakers. But only a little. This sound bar really doesn't deliver any bass or low frequencies at all. It's really just mid range and treble. I tried re watching a similar reference portion of a movie with the bass low and the bass maximized and there was very little difference in sound. There was a portion of the movie where there is dramatic, subtle contunuous bass occurring in the movie. Unfortunately this insignia soundbar did not pick up any of that sound at all. But when I used an old Yamaha 106 soundbar that I had up there as a reference and replayed that segment of the movie, the Yamaha picked up the bass very clearly. The news mode did work to increase the voice component, but the theater mode didn't do anything of significance to enhance the sound of the movie. I wasn't expecting this to be as good as the Yamaha, but I expected it to be better than it was.. If you need a relatively inexpensive soundbar to increase the volume of what you are listening to, this would be a decent choice. But if you are expecting dynamic bass and real enhancement to movie soundtracks, unfortunately this will not be the best choice. Keep in mind this is a sound bar that can be purchased for under $60 when it is on sale, so it's not going to set this standard for audio quality. So if you just need it to make your TV louder it's a good choice. If you're expecting enhancement to music and soundtracks of movies, you will probably be disappointed.. Also be sure to follow the instructions exactly when you set this up.. Most soundbars you can just plug and play but this one required me to follow every step in sequence (I used optical, not hdmi to connect)in order for it to work the 1st time I set it up.

I bought the bar because i believed $35 was a good deal from original price of $99.99. Hooking it up was easy with a HDMI cable thru the HDMI (ARC) port. It recognized easily and connected. Sound wise, i believe it is not that loud. I'm comparing it to an Insignia 43" tv and the tv & soundbar max out at almost the same volume. I bought some add-on brackets to hand it from underneath and aesthetically looks nice. I'll just keep it since it was only $35. I guess you could also just use it as a Bluetooth speaker for your phone as its obviously louder than a phone.

Sound isn’t amazing, but very solid value for the price ($40). A huge improvement over the built-in speakers, and very easy to connect with TV

Got it for daughter's apartment and SHE LOVES IT!!! Sounds good and all. And paired with Apple TV and new TV, icing on the cake.

Very nice soundbar. The volume is just right…………..

Completely satisfied! For the price I paid for the system it extended my enjoyment to my video experiences.

This sound bar has an “auto power off” feature that shuts it off when it no longer detects audio. The problem is, it doesn’t automatically turn back on when audio is present again. Meaning you have to manually press the power button on the unit or its remote to thrn it on again. And the power on signal apaprently can *only* come from the factory insignia remote. My tv remote was programmed and can control volume/mute/etc on the sound bar just fine, but cannot turn it on. Which means i have to use two remotes to use my TV. I even tried the “remote learn” feature on the sound bar: with that, my tv remote can shut the soundbar off… but still doesnt power it on. It’s infuriating). (Note: i cannot use HDMI/CEC, allegedly that works better I’ve tried both optical and 1/8” inputs)

For the price this was a great purchase! I connected this to a cheap tablet via Bluetooth. I may use this sound bar as a computer speakers. I originally purchased this sound bar for my outdoor television, later realized that I really don’t need it for that

Easy to set up and now can hear my Rouk tv a lot better. WAs able to blue tooth it with my tv.

Great quality for the price, easy hookup and installation