Customer Ratings & Reviews

Overall, I am impressed. The first thing I heard was the opening animation to a streaming service. My friend and I were floored by the clear bass that rumbled the room. Whether listening to voices, music, or sound effects, everything is crisp and clear. Setup was simple. I plugged my TV in via the HDMI ARC channel. The subwoofer has a wireless connection via an included dongle. The app connected effortlessly via Bluetooth, and the bar instantly responds to commands from it. There is a separate Bluetooth connection for audio, so be sure to pair both if using the phone with the app as the audio source. I love the large text readout on the front of the bar. It is totally hidden unless in use, but there is no doubt what it is saying when illuminated. The remote has buttons for all the critical functions, and has something I have never seen before - name brand alkaline batteries! When I want bass, this bar delivers without hesitation. It sounds so natural even though my room is almost shaking. Thankfully, when needed, the night mode cuts out the vast majority of bass without sacrificing the essential audio, like voices. The negatives of this bar are pretty limited. I wish it acted as a video switch with more HDMI inputs. I don’t like that it ties up an HDMI port without also acting as a switch. The other con is that it does not appear to have surround effects built in. Instead, they sell add-on surround speakers. With that said, the sound quality of this bar is so good that I will probably buy the extra speakers to complete the package. This sound bar is not cheap, but it is a great example of “You get what you pay for.” I am impressed and would definitely recommend it to a friend, especially if they either don’t want surround sound, or they plan to add the extra speakers.

Speakers on both the front and the top of the soundbar project sound in all directions, providing a very big feel to the audioscape, but that also makes the soundbar itself quite large. If you're hanging your tv on the wall, that's not a huge consideration, but if it's sitting on a stand, you need to have room in front or a shelf below to accommodate the soundbar. It's also just a bit too wide to fit between the feet of my 65" tv, so it sits even farther out in front of it. It also comes with mounting hardware so you can hang it on the wall below a mounted tv, but again, you'll need some space to accommodate it and not occlude the top speakers. The subwoofer is also fairly large, which you kind of need for good bass, but there's no hiding this one behind a grill. It is quite obviously a speaker, and you've got to be good with it looking like a speaker. The "wireless" aspect of the subwoofer is good, as there are prongs in the back to hold any excess power cord, and it connects wirelessly to the soundbar. It is a little weird that you need to plug a USB adapter into the back of the soundbar to connect the subwoofer. You would think that would just be built in, but there is a recess in the back of the soundbar that fully accommodates that plug. I set it up using the HDMI audio return channel, which works well. There are a ton of adjustments you can make using the included remote, but the volume can also be controlled through the tv remote using HDMI ARC. The sound is fantastic, so as long as the physical dimensions will work with your setup this is a great choice.

We have absolutely loved the Klipsch Flexus Core 210 sound bar.it has been a great addition to our living room tv setup. We have a Roku TV and the set up was so simple and flawless. Just a quick plug in, it recognized the and bar and we were listing with great ease in seconds. the sound quality is GREAT. it is loud! I also love that I can set different settings based on what we are watching. we set ours so that the background music is lower so it is easier to hear the characters speech. this was a game changer for my husband who sometimes can't hear the actors speak. the ONLY downfall or con we have for this speaker is that it is TALL. much taller than any other sound bar I have every used. we do not have out TV mounted. so when we place the soundbar in front of our ROKU we cannot control the TV. We simply made some risers for the TV to sit on to negate this problem... but definitely something to consider if you have your TV just on a stand. My whole family would recommend the Klipsch in a heartbeat!

This is a fairly good soundbar and subwoofer combo. Setup was one of the easiest I’ve had for a soundbar. The wireless subwoofer connected right away and without any problems. Connecting to a Tv worked well and there weren’t any sound syncing issues The overall sound is good but doesn’t really fill the room as well as some others I’ve used. The sound is nice and loud and great for a small to medium room, but isn’t quite as loud as others and would struggle a bit for a larger room. It doesn’t do a great job of imitating surround sound, but it does advertise that you can add satellite and surround speakers. I’m assuming that if you were to get those as well that the sound would fill the room better and compensate for some of the surround sound shortcomings. The sound bar does have some shortcomings on its other features. The Bluetooth range is pretty short. I connected to my phone to just listen to some music and it would get choppy and studdery at only around 10-15 feet away, far below any other Bluetooth speaker I have. The worst things is that this sound bar randomly turns itself on. When just connected to the tv, its not the worst thing just the lights turning on. However, if the last thing you were doing was your Bluetooth then it suddenly makes really loud noises as it connects to your device after it turns itself on. It may not be a big deal if you have the soundbar in the other room, but I had it in a bedroom and it started turning on and making noises in the middle of the night. I thought I had left it on so I turned it off, and 5 min. later it turned itself back on. I turned it to TV mode before turning it back off again and it seems to have stayed off, but why is it turning itself on? Overall its not a horrible soundbar once you know how to keep it from waking you up in the middle of the night, but I did expect just a bit more from a brand name like this.

I've never been disappointed with Klipsch audio. They always bring the premium sound you crave during an intense battle in a movie or dramatic scene. The Klipsch Flexus Core 210 is not any different and I thoroughly enjoy movie night Fridays now. The subwoofer also bumps! It shakes my house when there's an intense scene but if people are sleeping in the other room, you can always switch to night mode or dialogue mode to reduce some of the rumble to not disturb others. When in movie or music mode even at high volumes you don't get any distortion but very clear and crisp sound which is great for my large open space living room. Although this model doesn't come with satellite speakers you can add them as a separate purchase which brings the best set up for the ultimate game day, movie night, or video game session. Overall, this combo subwoofer and soundbar are all you really need for great audio in your living room or bedroom. Set up is quick and simple with connectivity through Bluetooth, HDMI, or optical digital.

The aystem is excellent when watching a movie. Also excellent room filling sound when playing from a Bluetooth connection. But. When uou cast to your smart tv. The music goes way down. When you use Spotify or YouTube from your tv the volume gets cut in half. If you are Bluetooth connected directly to the unit it’s excellent sound. The dolby sounds incredible during movies. Klipsh dropped the ball when casting music to the Tv. Something is wrong with the coding. I will be returning this unit because of that. Its a Bummer because the sound is great from bluetooth. I like to use Spotify and pandora on the TV. And still have ise of my phone.