Customer Ratings & Reviews

I’m not an expert but I’m absolutely satisfied with the sound. Hard to tell if I am getting more for this mid grade unit than I’ve had previously. Had an issue with the original unit as it quickly chose to not recognize HDMI and would only connect via BT. Best Buy quickly remedied by replacing the unit and making sure I was happy. I am!

Very please with the speaker, and good sound quality.

Great sound and the wireless subwoofer is very convenient.

Great sound and an amazing products. I highly recommend.

The "ATMOS" hype got me. Bought it without doing much homework and now I'm paying for it. Literally. From the slick ads I thought I would be drenched with wave after soundwave. Still dry behind the ears. The rear speakers stick to the shelf until paid for. I wish they still made those cool little HTIB thingies. The soundbar thing is alright, I suppose. I really can't say much at this point. I'm an amature reviewer with 1/2 a system. Anorexic TVs ? Check! With a voice? Hhmm Can we intrest you in a prosthetic piece. By peice, buy peice? It's the way of the future Odie. Just buy the ticket and take the ride. Seriously though, it is cool. It's only gonna get better too. I'm very inerested in the future of music. S.P. and Floyd have been making killer audio sculptures since they started. Things are gonna get weird...we've no choice but to go pro.

Sounds great happy with the install by the geek quad

The sound bar works very well . I enjoy it very much

the best sound I've ever had to accompany my tv ...

My first sound bar. Good overall sound. Great bass.

I love the quality and the sound when I watch movie

The sound bar system works and the quality is good!

Great product for television viewing and easy to hook up

Sound bar sounds really good. Price wasn’t bad either.

Great sound. LIke the clean look and low profile.

The sound bar is awesome! Very slim and sounds great!

its ok for the price , it has good sound for the size

Upgraded from Vizio to this and man, this is it for me. I have been trying soundbars for a long time and finally settled for this. For the price, it's not that bad. Great for beginners and people who casually love watching TV-Shows or movies. If you can find it on sale, as I did, it's even a better deal. Good luck!

wow it sound good real good job samsung love it thanks

This goes so well with the Television. Great sound!

I was surprised at how good this system sounds. That says a lot since I compared it to my older but highly rated Atmos soundbar. That system has a 10” sub-bass with more thunder, but I found the Samsung’s sub was better balanced to the overall system. The lows do not overwhelm the other channels. However, if you want a room shaker, the Q600T is not it. Where this soundbar shines is in its clear, concise midrange and highs. Dialog is exceptionally clear and not muddled by the surround channels. As a full 5.1.4 Atmos system, the old system initially sounded fuller, but when I added the Samsung SWA-9100s rear channel speakers, things came alive. I highly recommend adding the rear speakers. Yes, these modern soundbars simulate rear channels, but it’s not the same as true 5.1 surround sound. The build quality of the bar is top-notch with the sub-woofer build being average for the genre. The included remote has a nice feel, and all functions are available. The right corner of the bar has a scrolling readout that lets you know what’s happening as you change volume, input, sound modes, and the various adjustments. It’s quite bright but shuts off after a few seconds when not in use. Setup was easy, and the wireless sub paired automatically upon power-up. Pairing the rear speakers was also easy if you read the instructions. Once paired everything stays connected. The included setup guide is very minimal, and I recommend downloading the full user manual to understand and use all the functions and settings. Some of the remote buttons have multiple uses depending on whether you use a long or short press. There is a somewhat hidden seven-band equalizer if you know how to access it. The remote also has a separate woofer volume control making it quick and easy to tweak the low response. The sound is excellent once everything is set up. I placed the sub against a wall (a corner would be even better) and gave it a little volume boost which made it more than strong enough. The bar gives clear sound and good separation, and an Atmos source will add real height and fill the room. The system is also nicely balanced for music playback, and that’s not always the case with soundbars and surround systems. It has an “Adaptive” sound mode that is designed to automatically use the best settings by sensing the type of source material playing, and it actually works. The mode choices are … Surround, Game, Adaptive, and Standard. If you hold the mode button for 5 seconds, it toggles the dynamic range limiter on and off. Input choices are … HDMI, HDMI ARC (unfortunately not eARC), digital in (optical), USB, and Bluetooth. The USB mode will play music files from a USB storage device, and about every audio file format is supported. Bluetooth works as you’d expect by paring to mobile devices. Lastly, it has a “Tap Sound” feature for those with a Samsung phone that uses the Samsung SmartThings app to link a phone by physically touching it to the bar. The major Samsung specific feature is that the HW-Q600A is a Q-symphony product. If you have a Samsung TV with Q-symphony, the soundbar and TV speakers can sync and work together to expand the sound field even more. Not having such a TV, I have not been able to test that function. Although this is Samsung’s entry-level soundbar with Dolby Atmos, DTS:X, and Q-Symphony, there’s a whole lot here in a small compact package at a comparatively modest price. With great sound, a solid sub-woofer, Dolby Atmos, expandability to true 5.1 surround, and a host of inputs and modes, this is a winner and highly recommended.