Customer Ratings & Reviews

I recently purchased the LG 9.1.5-Channel S95TR Soundbar, and I couldn’t be happier with my choice. It pairs perfectly with my LG G4 77-inch OLED TV, creating a seamless and immersive home theater setup. When I first bought the TV, I didn't expect to spend this much on a soundbar, but after experiencing the quality of this system, I can confidently say it was money well spent. The sound quality is truly exceptional — it feels like you’re sitting in a movie theater! The surround sound, deep bass, and clear dialogue make every viewing experience incredible. Highly recommended to anyone looking to elevate their home entertainment system. It’s worth every penny for the immersive experience it delivers!

I was eyeing this soundbar system religiously. I was waiting for it to hit rock bottom price. I was able to get this open box excellent for $459.99. I have an LG C3 77 to go with the soundbar system. The soundbar is amazing, paired easily with WOW cast. I purchased mainly for sporting events. With the clarity of the center channel was spot on and the amazing 3D spatial sound from the rear speakers added to the immersiveness. The subwoofer adding deep bass was great. I recommend this system especially if you already have an LG compatible TV.

This may be one of the best sounding sound bars I have heard. It has great vocal clarity while still sounding full. The rear channel speakers play a huge roll in creating a truly immersive experience. I currently live in an apartment and I frequently have to use the system at lower volumes since I have adjoining walls and even at lower volumes the system out performed my expectations. It is also nice that the unit can use your phone via the app to correct for the space. I am currently using this sound bar with an older LG OLED CX and it does not support the ability to use the WOW Orchestra feature, but I am sure that if your tv supports it, it would only make it better. Overall, this sound bar system creates a great sound that fully envelops the room while maintaining clarity. I would definitely recommend this product if it fits within your budget.

Sounds amazing, has a huge sound stage.i was pleasantly surprised by its powew.

What incredible folks you have! Your service technicians came in, brought the new equipment, set it up and helped us configure it... and I'm sitting here enjoying the LG sound system. I don't think we could have better help! 10 out of 10! Pay these two guys extra cash!

Pairs well with an LG OLED tv. Pretty much plug and play. There is an order you will want to plug them up in. Subwoofer first, then rear speakers then soundbar. In that order. They sound great and I caught them on sale so it was a definite win.

If it was not for the sales person at Best Buy, Mr. Constantine. I would have spent more money and brought A BOSE soundbar. With this LG system I have my own Home Theater System. The sound is Impeccable !!!!

Nice sound, semi easy install. Wanted this to match my lg 77 inch OLED. I got it on sale for 999.99. It’s worth that not the 1500 price tag. Overall I’m happy.

Absolutely AWESOME! Best Buy employees are incredible, very courteous and professional! Very happy watching movies now!

The LG95TR is the latest flagship sound bar from LG and it looks nearly identical to its predecessors with some new tricks up its sleeve. The new unit supports Wow Orchestra, which allows you to pair the soundbar with a newer LG speaker, WowCast which streams Atmos wirelessly from TV to soundbar, Up-Firing center channel and other nice features like 4K VRR/120Hz support for HDMI passthrough. Some of these features may have already existed but to me they are new and interesting in the world of Sound Bars. My experience with the 95TR was a bit unbalanced and ultimately I found some rough edges around this otherwise smooth-looking sound bar. Sound- That's why you're here right? I'm happy to report the 95TR sounds amazing with Dolby Atmos mastered content like HBO MAX or Netflix. You'll feel that bass really hit your sternum with the Netflix splash screen "Duh dun.." and the soaring chime of the MAX logo "waahDing!" Watching House of the Dragon and I typically always watch movies and shows with subtitles, especially period/fantasy pieces with any kind of foreign accents, but with the 95TR set to Clear Voice Plus, the up-firing dedicated center channel really contributed to dialogue clarity in a positive manner. The rear channels were also much louder than my older Samsung satellites, almost too loud to the point they at times felt as if they were competing with the main sound bar. While the overall sound quality is excellent for movies and games, audiophiles may feel they are a little bit too rigid with their channel distinction and purpose. There's a more purposefully driven sound quality rather than softer, rounded edges for a more balanced sound stage that you might find on reference bookshelves or tower speakers. Bass does not disappoint and even set to very low levels I had to be careful not to wake the kids into thinking we were experiencing a thunderstorm. Compared to an older Samsung Q700A with surrounds, the 95TR was an immediately noticeable upgrade in sound quality, dialogue clarity, discrete positional sound and bass. Setup- This was simple especially since I already had a sound bar system with wireless satellites installed. I used HDMI input and passthrough on the sound bar from my Apple TV 4K, with another HDMI from the TV to the eARC input on the sound bar for sound from the TV Apps and any HDMI inputs to the TV like my Switch and PS5. The instructions ask you to install the LG Soundbar App, which is highly recommended for advanced controls. The App then allows you to set up Alexa (for music and voice assistant), change volume, change Sound Effect mode, Change source/function, change equalizer, speaker balance/surround, change LED display behavior, and update the software. That may sound like a lot but I actually feel the settings are pretty sparse. I highly recommend using the App, which has a pop up that says ThinQ App is going to replace it in a few months, because the remote and the little light indicators are pretty frustrating and useless to use in my opinion. Quirks- I ran into some headscratching differences with the 95TR connected to my Samsung S89C OLED TV compared to my old Samsung Q700A sound bar, which just worked. First, turning the TV on with my Apple TV triggered HDMI-CEC to turn on my old Samsung sound bar and TV simultaneously, and after a few seconds, the sound bar and TV would synch up and use HDMI IN as the source which was the Apple TV 4K. That's what I needed 95% of time. With the 95TR, frustratingly, the TV would keep defaulting to my Nintendo Switch, which I didn't want at all. I found some instructions to change the Samsung TV to turn on last App which seemed to help, but after long power off periods, it would still try and source the Switch even if it was off. Finally I unplugged the Switch completely and now it seems to work better. I'll keep an eye on this but this is my main frustration so far, but I can't say for sure it is the LG sound bar, only that my Samsung did not do this. Another oddity is that changing volume shows the TV source and volume overlay on the TV, but not the actual volume level, like my Samsung did. Again, may be something with Samsung communicating more over HDMI-CEC to other Samsung devices. Areas that Need Improvement- The lack of any kind of alphanumeric display is a huge downer in my opinion. I know a lot of sound bars don't have digital displays, but I really liked it on my Samsung sound bar even if was only 4 chars or whatever scrolling across. I liked seeing Dolby Atmos scrolling through when enabling Atmos content, now I have to check the app and make sure that's the stream its decoding. The volume levels are also pretty useless because by the time the color or number of dots changes on the dot display, you're at 33+ volume and that is super loud. A LED strip or maybe even some kind of laser projector that casts to a wall behind the sound bar would be super premium, maybe one day. The remote is pretty low quality and clearly designed to be a substitute for the LG TV remote if needed, but the only useful button on it is the input button which then triggers the sound bar to THANKFULLY answer in voice telling you which input you have chosen. Without this feature I would've definitely taken a star off, but realistically I will probably still use the app on my phone instead of digging for the sound bar remote. Aesthetics- this is not a good looking sound bar. I guess beauty is in the eye of the beholder, but the 95TR looks like a Kit Kat bar or something. Pretty boring looking compared to some of its competitors. Material and surface don't look particularly impressive or premium feeling either. I would expect more for something that will sit so prominently on your media console or mounted to your wall (it comes with heavy duty concealed mounting hardware which is nice) underneath your super slim and beautiful OLED TV and it just looks a little out of place if I'm being honest. There's no facets or bevels, its just squared or rounded off edges with a round cutout grill on top for the upfiring center speaker. While I did not test with an LG sound bar, the extra features such as WOW Orchestra and WOW Cast might be enough for you to go with this sound bar. The other might be the dialogue up-firing center channel, which LG says is industry exclusive, it really does a nice job for focused voice clarity. I am hoping the product gets some firmware/software updates to help through some of the input/power on quirks I experienced but I just tried a few times and it looks to be behaving as I would expect after unplugging the Switch, but that shouldn't be necessary and I hope to plug it back in eventually. I should probably take a star off for the display being unhelpful, the remote being somewhat poor quality and unintuitive, and the aesthetics of the unit lacking inspiration, but the main thing that matters is cinematic sound experience and this does a GREAT job at that, so I'll weight my review towards that context.

Went with this soundbar to replace my large home theater in the living room. I wanted something with enough power, atmos enabled, and with a minimal footprint. Plus I'll be upgrading to the LG G4 in a few months so the S95TR made sense. First, this has PLENTY of power for a medium sized room. The rear surround and Atmos effects are amazing. Second, I'm able to use Atmos in Windows 11 with my gaming laptop on my Sony 4k TV (using the HDMI input, not earc input). I did however have to use CRU Custom Resolution Utility (Google to learn and download as I updated my EDID in order to use the S95tr at 1080p @ 120hz even though it was outputting sound only from the HDMI in.) This was NOT an issue with the soundbar but my TV is a first gen dolby vision enabled panel so it's older. Could be a Windows 11 thing, too. Who knows. But I got it working perfectly. Keep that in my if youre a PC gamer with an older TV. Console gamers won't have this issue. Gaming and movies are so much fun. The surround channels border on amazing as atmos surround effects appear with graceful perfection from the audio tracks. Setup was a piece a cake using the LG app. Yes, you will need to tinker with setting and channel adjustments. Yes, out of the box it doesn't sound right and you'll think something is wrong. But... stick with it and use the AI calibration and other adjustments. I promise you'll be glad you did. Finally, soundbars have always been taboo in my house. Audio folks have a hard time letting go of all our speakers and large equipment but I gave this a shot and I'm glad I did. It's perfect for my room size and sounds excellent. Just calibrate it!!

The LG S95TR Dolby Atmos 9.1.5 channel soundbar ticks all the boxes I expected from a top end soundbar from LG. There are some weird quirks that keep it from being a perfect product, but overall I am pretty impressed with the sound quality and features of this soundbar. #First Impressions# Upon delivery, I was a little worried to see the box had been slightly damaged on its way to me, with a big gash in the box. Once I opened the box, I found the unit inside wasn't damaged at all, and the packaging is nearly 100% cardboard so it's very recyclable. LG managed to make the package dense enough that you don't have a gigantic box considering how many pieces come with it, while still having plenty of air around each piece for protection. No styrofoam gets two big thumbs up from me. #Setup# The basic setup and connections were super easy to make. The wireless sub and surround speakers have little buttons that put them in pairing mode and they immediately synced with the soundbar. I first connected the soundbar to my LG 65" B2 OLED and had it up and running in a few minutes. I was a little disappointed to find that you have to download a separate app to control from your phone instead of it being built into LG ThinQ where my TV and Washer/Dryer are set up. Still, controlling with the LG Soundbar app was easy enough. The app has a very cool room configuration mode that uses your phone's microphone to help tune the speakers based on where they are placed and where you sit. Once connected to an LG TV, you are able to configure the basic sound settings like the mode (Standard, Cinema, AI, Music, etc) from the TV's menus. I tried several times, including resetting the soundbar, to get the WOWcast setting working where the soundbar is able to connect wirelesly to the TV. Just couldn't get it to work for me on my B2. LG's website is a little frustrating trying to find information as to whether this is even innately supported by my TV or whether I needed the WOWcast dongle. After trying it out on my LG OLED, I moved the soundbar to my bedroom where it is replacing an older midrange soundbar from another brand. The bedroom TV is an inexpensive 2024 model Fire TV from another brand, but I still found the soundbar to be super easy to use with HDMI-CEC automatically powering it on and controlling the volume. I have the bar wall mounted under the TV. I think it's a little odd that LG didn't include any wire management behind the soundbar. I tried a few different methods to keep the power cable from sagging and becoming visible dangling beneath the soundbar and eventually settled on a piece of electrical tape. Fortunately black electrical tape blends perfectly on the color so it wouldn't be noticeable even up close. #Sound# The most important aspect of any soundbar is the audio experience and here the LG S95TR really surprised me. As an Atmos/DTS:X device, this thing is amazing at providing height to cinematic audio tracks. The main soundbar itself has 3 up-firing speakers, while the surrounds have up firing speakers as well. Playing the new UHD release of Twister on this soundbar is a special experience with the height effects really blowing me away. Another big test for me is how well the soundbar handles dialogue, and here again I am pretty impressed with the separation of frontal audio where the center channel is able to keep dialogue focused in the middle of the front soundstage. Musically, the S95TR is somewhere better than OK but less than amazing. I think it sounds very good in the "Standard" audio mode, but I found the AI Sound Pro mode was too "processed" sounding, especially when not seated perfectly in the middle seating position. This is a bit frustrating since the AI Sound Pro seems to work really well with standard TV and movie watching, without the artifacts at the high midrange. Given that, I just leave the soundbar in Standard mode all the time. The bar does support Google Cast so I added it to my "Whole Home" speaker group and it integrates perfectly so I can go room to room with the same audio playing. The Google Cast capability does take quite a bit longer to start up than on my other audio systems, but it works. #Final thoughts# Setting this soundbar up and using it for the first time, I can't help but think that in my past life working A/V retail in college I would have blown the doors off selling this soundbar. For someone wanting to add a truly mind-blowing Atmos experience to their TV, especially LG's OLED TVs, this thing is truly amazing. It's a big step up from the tinny one dimensional soundbars of a few years ago. I think the first time you fire it up with a movie with lots of heigh effects (try the new UHD Twister release!) you'll be shocked. Couple that with the easy setup and complimentary features with LG TVs and it's an easy sale. Even with the non-LG TV that I ended up using it for this soundbar was easy to connect and use and is perfect for adding Atmos to my bedroom. Kudos to LG for a strong product that shows they can be players in the audio market.

I wanted the HW-Q990F for the number of drives it had and yes i know thats not an LG soundbar. However my concerns for the drivers numbers was non founded when i heard what this system could do with wow orchestra. The sound is crisp, the mids and highs and well pronounced no to mention the bass balance is on point. I recommend the Ai Calibration before you enjoy it, it works wonders i promise, you wont regret it.

I returned because I wanted more power which this model provides. The subwoofer is big and the rear speakers are also large. The setup is easy, just use the 4 power cords which are included. I also have LG ThinQ app which can be connected to this model which adds individual speaker control for individual speakers. Follow the directions carefully. This unit has many features and choices, several sound modes and output options.

This thing gets super loud and great Dolby Atmos sound of course you have to make sure you're on a Dolby Atmos show and I would download the lg soundbar app so you can tweak the speakers to your liking and wow. I don't use the remote, I haven't tried against Samsung 990d but would like to one day I have a 77 lgc1 so I can't use wow orchestra but I think that's a gimmick anyway. but definitely great sound and bass and separation.

Overall I thought the setup process was pretty easy, hardest part is making sure my OCD had everything even and level. The product sounds great and I didn’t experience any difficulties with the connectivity or app used to control the soundbar. The different features are great to be able to utilize depending on what you’re watching. The app makes this super easy. Definitely took a few hours to get acquainted with all the features, especially since my old system was very outdated. Was time well spent because now I can use to its maximum capability.

I’m really happy with this LG sound bar. The sound is loud, clear, and the bass hits nicely without being too much. Movies feel more immersive and voices are easy to hear. Setup was quick and simple, and it looks clean under the TV. Definitely a solid upgrade from TV speakers and worth it

Great sound quality with strong bass and clear audio. Easy Bluetooth connection, long battery life, and very Perfect for home and outdoor use , totally worth the price

Simply the best soundbar I have bought. I tried other soundbars, but the Wow Orchestra is great. Setup was very easy especially since I paired with an LG TV. Soundbar produces incredible sound with Fire Cube too. Dolby Atmos is the best

Overall sound is excellent. Bass comes out from the sub- woofer clear and precise. Links up well and a perfect compliment to my LG 86" television!