Customer Ratings & Reviews

This is a very good speaker, whether it is used on TV or in games, it is a very good choice, it is worth recommending

This surround sound is a powerhouse of a system. I've had many over the years but the ease of setup and the wireless surround is amazing. A++

Amazing sound. Love the detachable speakers. Worth the price.

I’m really impressed with these speakers. I love the ease of use with the satellites and being truly wireless is so handy. Installing and setting them up was a breeze.

I absolutely love this system. The fact that I dont have to route wires for the rears and the pricepoint for dolby atmos. Also very well built. All around good product.

I'm extremely happy with the sound quality of the sound bar! The wireless rear speakers make for a great minimalist look. Highly recommend!

This is an amazing quality sound bar, The best I have tried after bose. Soubd quality it top notch, and the slim look gives it a very modern appearance.

For the price, I was expecting more. For the price, I was expecting more. For the price, I was expecting more.

I tried this sound bar for 1 week and everything sound good for its price but it does not offer app fir sound customization.

In a word. Wow! Not enough? Let’s break it down. For context, I upgraded to this “9.1” (technically it’s 5.1.4) soundbar from a simpler 2.1 soundbar. Coming from that perspective this Atmos capable bar was a substantial, and surprisingly simple, upgrade to say the least. If you’re already coming from a 5.1 or better setup this may technically be an upgrade but not as drastic as it was for me. In short, the sound capability is amazing -- this is an Atmos capable soundbar that’s ridiculously simple to setup to access premium sound. Right up front, it’s not a substitute for running true overhead speakers if a peak Atmos audio experience is what you’re after, but for a “bar” that can be setup in literally minutes with no additional wiring this does remarkably well and, like me, will suffice and even delight you. Things to keep in mind if you want to get the most out of this outstanding soundbar: * The bar has HDMI and optical inputs, but going optical means you won’t get actual Atmos so use it only as a last resort. * You’ll want a TV and devices that support eARC. ARC is OK, and you can achieve a lower bandwidth version of Atmos with it, but eARC is required if you want Atmos in all its uncompressed glory. eARC also guarantees “lip sync” between devices. “Lip sync” is possible but optional in the regular ARC specification. * Although OTA (over the air) TV is not the mainstay it once was, evolving broadcast standards such as ATSC 3.0 incorporate 4k, HDR, and yes… even Dolby Atmos. So if OTA is one of your sources, you’ll want a TV that is ATSC 3.0 capable. Without reservation I praise the bar for its immersive sound, the power presence and simplicity of the wireless subwoofer, for the detachable wireless rear speakers, and for the super simple 2-step calibration that quickly tunes the surround timings to your primary listening position and the room as a whole. Stir in native Chromecast audio, Airplay, and Bluetooth and you have a very well rounded and capable audio bar on your hands. The system itself is so simple to setup that the real trick is setting up the rest of your components in such a way as to make sure you’re getting the best possible audio. To sum up a lot of experimentation on my part, I suggest bypassing your TV as the initial device and instead plug your primary HDMI source directly into the soundbar, and pass video to the TV through the bar’s HDMI eARC port. This gives the soundbar “dibs” on decoding the audio stream and, in my experience, is the best way to guarantee the best possible audio experience, eliminate delay, and prevent the TV from imposing its own limitations on the soundbar. To this point, one thing I found noticeably absent while setting this all up and testing with various input devices and streaming services is the lack of a clear unambiguous indicator as to what audio encoding you’re actually achieving. Near as I can tell this bar only indicates “PCM” or “Dolby Surround” -- and that’s as much detail as you’ll get out of it. PCM isn’t bad, but it definitely means you’re not taking advantage of the bar’s full capabilities. “Dolby Surround” is substantively and noticeably better but it’d be helpful and reassuring if the bar specifically indicated exactly what level of “Dolby Surround” it meant -- 5.1? 7.1? Atmos? Adding to the uncertainty is that the online manual states the bar will enhance even legacy audio formats to “provide an immersive 3D Atmos experience”. On one hand that’s great -- it means you’ll always get the best it can do under the circumstances. On the other hand it’s bad because that behind-the-scenes enhancement means you can’t trust even your own ears. I’m the type that thrives on objective information, especially when information on what audio encoding you’re getting, especially online, is scant, outdated, or outright unreliable. For a high end device like this, aimed I think squarely at people who at least fancy themselves audio savvy, you’d think it would happily provide exactly that kind of detail; Alas no. Don’t get me wrong, anything that indicates “Dolby Surround” definitely sounds incredible on this. But I’d prefer it to specifically indicate “Dolby 5.1” or “Dolby Atmos” if for no other reason than to conclusively demonstrate to all who care about such things that they are in the presence of audio Nirvana. The interface is simple but not as thoughtful as it could be or as I’d expect from a device of this caliber. Say for example that you just want to know what bass level, Atmos level, or rear speaker level you’re at. Too bad -- because tapping any of these buttons on the remote just once doesn’t show the current level, it automatically and instantly displays and steps the setting to the next level. While testing and tuning this bar to my liking I found myself repeatedly just wanting to know what level I was at, only to have to then cycle the setting several more times just to get back to where I started. I’ve owned several soundbars, I’ve never had one that didn’t consider the first tap just a wake-up to show the current value. It’s a small thing, but at this level the small things matter. The bottom line is I’m very happy with this bar. It is ridiculously indulgent compared to the simpler system I upgraded from. If you’re coming from a basic system, as I was, I hope you crack as big a smile as I did the first time you experience it. If you already have a 5.1+ setup the argument for this becomes less clear cut, especially considering so much online content is still encoded for just 5.1 anyway.

Sounds amazing! Definitely worth the price. So far just using it to watch movies, haven’t tried hearing music on it yet.

The sound makes you feel like you’re in the event you’re watching, whether it’s sports or movies, the sound is Superb!!!

I was a little concern when i first buy the system for all the randoms comments i think is more like bad lucky pepole. In my case it is working great untill right now

This product is fantastic. We’ve really enjoyed watching movies and listening to music with the surround sound feature!

Dolby atmos is great, great sound, need to charge speakers before start testing.

I love this sound bar!! The sound is amazing! Wish there was more of an EQ to tweak sounds but overall, it’s amazing. ARC is the way to go for sound!

This brings the sound bar to a whole new level. Wonderful surround sound when you pull the speakers apart. So easy to use. The sound is spectacular!!! I love it.

So happy with my purchase! This system does not disappoint- clear, crisp, and consistent performance. Love it!

The concept of this device is great. However, know going into it that the batteries in the removable speaker are only good for about a year. If you buy this device you should get them replaced before your warranty runs out. Otherwise, after a year you'll be lucky to get 2 hours out of them.

Love my sound bar, that’s it! For sports is amazing, when watching movies it’s awesome! Definitely great for listen to music! Solid purchase.