Customer Ratings & Reviews

I went for the big jbl soundbar and subwoofer and I’m so glad I did! Everything from movies to music sounds amazing on it. Easy to hook up. Just enough controls for a person like me. I get all the thumping bass I want when I want it or can turn it down as needed. I’ve had it about a month now. The only problem is that I’m losing sleep because I love my living room so much that I never want to leave now!

We have had these for a couple of months now and they have worked amazing !

Most Great sorround sound. Incredible deep bass. The removable speakers are actually really good and louder than i expected. Couldnt ask for anyrhing more on the theatre sound. Get Atmos easily on my Sony 900h via eArc and 2.1 cable The bad: seems to get confused and lose sound on tv. Need to change to hdmi 3 and back to tv connection. Music doesnt sound great on this system oddly enough. Wish it had an app to change equalizer

If you hear this spekaer in person, this is the best speaker youll ever hear for this price.

These are the best surround sound speaks I have ever owned!

Sound quality is stellar - Love the wireless rear speakers that can also run on battery for a period of time.

Sounds amazing! Room shaking base! Easy to set up and link to tv remote.

Detachable speakers are a very nice touch! Phenomenal sound quality. The bass is incredible and very deep. Dolby Atmos rocks. The autocalibration makes the viewing experience awsome! The most important feature is eARC HDMI port. If you have a quality TV, You need eARC not ARC. The sound quality goes up substantially! If you're clueless to this post, buy something cheap.

great sound an versatile sound because of detachable speaker's your family will enjoy.

Amazing sound love playing games threw this sound bar

This sound bar is awesome. I love the sun as it supplies so much power I usually have the sun woofer setting on level 3 out of 5. I love being able to adjust the tear speakers as they are truly wireless. Just don’t forget to recharge the rear speakers as they will die after about 3-4 hours of use. Great value for your money.

This system is the closest to wireless one can get. The rear speakers have their batteries built in (no power cords), and communicate through bluetooth (no audio cords). There are three cords required, power and HDMA/Audio to the main unit, and power to the subwoofer. If one wants, they can power the rear speakers by USB. A fantastic system.

Great sound. Rear speakers could be better if they were a little louder.

Loud enough. Big Bass. Should have app to adjust EQ to bring out mids and highs.

These speakers are great! They giving you surround sound without all the extra speakers.

Really like the sound. Being able to remove the speakers and relocate them is very nice

The whole family loves the sound for music and movies!!

Wow, I cant say enough about this unit! It sounds like a movie theater in your house.

I was initially happy with the sound of this system, until I tried to calibrate it to the room. The system simply would not calibrate, and I continued to get the "retry" over and over. I tried everything. The detachable surround speakers are a great idea, and the bass was very good, but if I can't calibrate then back it goes.

I really wanted to love this. Let me tell you why I don't. My goal was to have great sound for movies, and if streaming music sounded good as well then that would be a bonus. I also wanted to avoid, if possible, running wires for rear speakers. I wasnt expecting miracles with wireless rear speakers. Upon installation the updates completed successfully right away. The first sound calibration completed successfully, but the second calibration kept giving me a "try again" message. At this point, out of the box, I was NOT happy, but I left it be overnight, giving the detachable speakers time to fully charge, and I gave it another go in the morning. I was able to complete the second sound calibration successfully, and I spent the entire day putting this sound bar through the paces. As far as music is concerned, this is a solid no for me. I wish it did, because I love music (all genres) and I'm particular about the sound. But again my focus was on movies, I have plenty of things to play music from. I have a soundbar I paid less than $300 for (tax included) that gives me goosebumps when I stream music through it, but doesn't handle movies well, which is what led me to this purchase. Back to my testing. I went through several movies testing sounds and actions, like Marvel and Transformer movies, and other movies that contain sounds like rain, water, doorbells, cell phone sounds, fight scenes (I have a whole list of test movies lol). And all the action sounded really good. And I probably would've kept this but for one small thing. If I had the ability to adjust the center channel. The dialog sounds low to me. I'm one of those people that normally watches things with captions on. I don't have a hearing problem, I just don't like turning the tv up and down (overly loud commercials, etc). I found myself having to adjust the volume between action and speaking scenes with this soundbar. The only things you can adjust on this system are the Atmos, bass, and rear speakers (selections are high, med, low, or mute). I will also mention that I have a high, vaulted ceiling (and open floor plan) so I adjusted my Atmos expectations accordingly. Having said all of that, the more I got to thinking about how much I spent for this. I would've been satisfied with this system if it did one thing REALLY well. But for it to do one thing pretty good (and suck at the other thing, music), for $1000, and I know there are other sounbars that cost less and allow me to make many more adjustments, I had to take it back. Instead, I ordered a Nakamichi 7.1.4, and my son has graciously set up his 7.2.4 for me to play with until I receive it. What I've learned so far is the 7.2.4 is a much better deal for the same price as this JBL. So much so that I'm thinking of changing my order to the 7.2.4, the two subwoofers sound awesome. And, there are a ton of adjustments you can make to customize the sound to your environment.