Customer Ratings & Reviews

WORKS AS ADVERTISED I A GOOD ADDITION TO THEATER SYSTEM

The sound bar is not bad at all. However, the subwoofer is weak and not a good purchase at its price point. The surround speakers are adequate but again not worth the cost. Do yourself a favor and do not use the optical input.

Couldve been better but if you can get the setup for under 500 then ill says its a solid system for the price. Subwoofer isnt wall rattling, but you can get the additional surround speakers to add to the experience.

Wanted to upgrade to an Atmos system. I have used Klipsch products in the past and always enjoyed them. This sub put out a very good kick. And the bar sounds good. Until it doesn't. Streaming from some apps sounded plain awful. Played with the app settings and changed the HDMI cable. Same issue. Attached to another TV. Same distortion. Don't know if it was defective or not. But as it sounds great on some streaming service and awful on others. I doubt it is a defect. Just poor quality. Returned it and bought another brand. Other brand has no issues. Eliminating that it was a tv issue.

It tends to bug out a lot giving a loud static sound, normally I just turn it off and on and it works after (though sometimes it continues), otherwise sounds pretty good.

Super loud, and easy to set up. We use this on the laptop, TV, and DVD Player.

Love the product and the store great customer always having the latest product

This thing is a monster. It’s quite massive, and in my opinion, the sound doesn’t match the size.

The Klipsch -Flexus CORE 210 fit perfectly for what I needed.

I had great service and fast response with what I was looking fo. Wishing up for the visa card was hassle free!

Love the clarity of the sound and the base of the subwoofer performance.

I'm very happy with this purchase. The quality is exactly what I expected it to be

Since it's from Klipsch I expected it to sound good, and it does. So I'll start right there. Absolutely high quality sound. Since I have AVRs on my two primary TVs, I decided to put this on a Vizio 40" 4K TV in the guest bedroom. This unit is a little wide for a screen that size, but not excessively so. I got my first impression bringing the box in from the front porch. This thing is hefty, again as I would expect from a quality product. While the subwoofer is a significant part of the total weight, the sound bar itself is hefty as well. Setup was simple, as one would expect for a simple sound bar. It has no HDMI inputs, so no other devices connect directly to it. I simply connected the included HDMI cable to the eARC port of the TV, plugged in the wireless dongle for the sub, and connected both it and the sub to power. No pairing was required for the sub, as it automatically connected to the bar. Once connected, I tried a few of my movies out, streaming from my home server using an Nvidia Shield as the source. While I didn't spend a lot of time testing the different audio codecs, all of my content sounded almost as good as my full 5.1/5.1.2 AVR systems. I would never expect the surround channels to match discrete speakers, it still sounded very good. I think it even processed some Atmos audio tracks, which would be impressive since all of my media are ripped Blu Ray discs with trueHD/Atmos audio. The system is officially a 3.1.2 system, so any surround I was getting came from the Atmos speakers. It came with brackets for wall mounting, but my TV sits on a table and I placed the sound bar directly in front of and below the TV. The remote covers power, volume, a couple of buttons that may control the player through HDMI-CEC, inputs (it accepts an optical connection as well as HDMI-ARC), a few sound modes, and adjusting the subwoofer level. The front of the sound bar has an array of LEDs behind the grille cloth that show volume level, along with a few other settings when you toggle through them with the remote. The lights only stay on for a few moments, then there's no light coming from the system at all to interfere with what you're watching. The sub does have a power light, but it most likely will be installed out of direct sight when watching the screen. What this display does not do is indicate any sort of info on the audio being played. I have seen some sound bars that will show Dolby Digital, DTS, PCM, and/or Atmos on some sort of display, and that's really the only thing I would have liked to see here. Looking at the manual it does appear to have some sort of decoding display, but I could never seem to get it to display. Might have been me. There is also an app, which I installed on my iPhone 16. While it does allow all the same functions as the remote, I didn't see anything additional the app offers over the remote, except for being able to update the firmware of the sound bar. This might have been a good place to display the incoming audio information, but no such luck. The manual is just pictograms, with no real text to explain things. From some of the images one might think rear surround speakers could be paired with it, but I can find nothing that says it's possible. I think that's a more expensive version. Please don't take my little nit-picks to mean I'm unhappy with this. It has great sound, as expected from the Klipsch name. I grew up in the 60s-'70s when Klipsch was really making a name for themselves, and I'm glad to see they are still the quality product they have always been.

Sounds good but does not offer as many custom settings as other brands

Great sound but started to fail after less than a year and customer service at Klipsch is pretty useless. If you want to spend money on something for a very short period buy otherwise pass.

Decent soundbar and sub, price point is nice, sound can be quite unbalanced at times. Impossible to get connected to WiFi, app is unstable.

Great sounding soundbar. However needs the USB receiver to use the Sub, and mine was never in the box

I wasn’t impressed at all really expected a lot more from this package, but it does not cut it so I had to return this item to get something better. Definitely for the price range. 

I've been a Klipsch fan for many years with a traditional Klipsch surround sound setup in the main TV area. I got this unit for a simpler setup in another TV viewing area in the house and am very happy with it. For starters, this is a substantial unit with a very broad base of sound coming from a load of speakers within the soundbar. The range of sound is very good, from highs to lows and everything in between. Spoken word is also very clear and very balanced with this unit. The unboxing and setup is very intuitive and easy. Just plug the power into the soundbar and to the subwoofer, insert the USB into the soundbar, and then press the wireless connect button on the soundbar and the subwoofer to pair the units. Plugging a single HDMI cable into the HDMI / ARC port on the TV makes quick work of the setup. The TV remote is now set up to control the volume on this unit. Compared to many other units that have a plastic or glossy appearance, this is also a very nice looking unit with warm dark wood tones. I definitely recommend this unit!

We now have a soundbar on every indoor television at our home, which has been really nice because no matter where we decide to have movie night we can have a soundbar. This one is of course a 3.1.2 but the others are each 5.1 soundbars. That said, I will be actively looking into getting the Surr 100 or Surr 200 for this system because I truly love how crisp, clear, & overall great these sound. Unboxing/Packaging The box for this soundbar was absolutely massive because they shipped it in a box to hide it's contents, which I am appreciative of, but even just the box itself for the soundbar is pretty massive. Luckily we have 3 recycling carts here at the house and so it made getting rid of all the cardboard fairly easy for us. The system was put together nicely in the box, and when unpacking it I could tell this was definitely a high end soundbar system. It came with all the needed cabling (power & HDMI) as well as batteries for the remote. Rating 5/5 Setup Getting the Flexus Core 210 plugged in & setup was an absolute breeze if you've ever installed a soundbar/electronics before. The wireless dongle for the subwoofer was nice & the system paired on the first attempt. This was a welcome thing for me because I was trying to get this setup before we had a movie night that same night. I had this system plugged in, synced together & was testing the system in less than 5 minutes. Rating 5/5 Initial Sound Testing I fired up the TV and did some testing with a Surround Sound test audio & videos that I have on the media player. The soundbar sounded clear during the spoken portions of the test & the scene that plays (car racing, followed by a fighter jet, followed by a helicopter) made things sound life-like and like everything was directly in the room with me. The subwoofer packed a punch. I was very impressed. The subwoofer is rather large and at first I had it firing into the back of the sofa but ended up setting it on it's back (with the legs) on the ground and firing upwards towards the basement ceiling. Even with concrete & brick walls as well as the wooden flooring ceiling (because it is in the basement) the system sounded phenomenal. We plan to turn our basement into our movie theater area & I think this system will do wonderfully well once I am able to get the Surr 100 or Surr 200 surround speakers for this system (just waiting to get them for a deal basically). I decided to then test some stand up from YouTube because we watch things like that sometimes & the dialogue was crisp, clear, and I could make it out nicely. And for someone who always turns on the subtitles/closed captioning this was nice for me. I still turned it on but I could make out what was being said easily. Nice plus for me! Rating 5/5 Movie Testing We decided we were going to watch Top Gun and test out the soundbar to see how things sounded. Again, the dialogue was crisp & clear; the singing portions sounded like we were there; and the action scenes were great. The subwoofer hit nicely during those action scenes. All of us loved it. Rating 5/5 Conclusion Knowing this system is only a 3.1.2 but that it can be expanded to a 5.1.2 or even a 5.1.4 (I think that's what it is at least with another Flexus sub plugged in) is really awesome. It is one of the reasons I really wanted to try this system. Because our couch & movie area is so large it could really use two subwoofers and this soundbar system allows me to do just that very easily-and that is something I will be doing in the very near future for us because I want us to really feel like we are there in the scene. And this system almost does it out of the box, I am confident once I add the wireless Surround Sound speakers, and the additional Sub that we will have the ultimate home theater setup. Total Rating: 20/20