Customer Ratings & Reviews

I’ve used a lot of different Samsung products around the house, and they’ve made themselves a competing force not to be ignored in the sound department. There’s something to be said for actual surround sound instead of speakers systems that try to emulate the same. This is the full package. You get the sound bar and wall mounting equipment for optional wall mounting. The two stylish rear speakers that provide up firing sound, and a hefty, yet slim subwoofer that generates impressive bass. What’s great is a mostly wireless home theatre. You just plug them into a power source and for me they connected automatically. Wireless Atmos sounds fantastic. You’d think being wireless, there would be a lot of interference, or mild delay that has everything ever so slightly out of sync. That’s not the case. When I got everything placed and plugged in, wireless syncing just happened. I did have to swap the left and right rear speakers but that was just me not figuring out which one was which beforehand. There are buttons on the back which I presume is for pairing if needed but I didn’t have to mess with those. Wireless aside, you do get Dolby Atmos sound which offers crisp clear sound, the rear speakers are upward firing as well as some of the speakers in the soundbar, and there’s no substitute for a subwoofer that delivers deep, felt bass, that shakes the room at it’s highest settings. When watching movies you get sounds all around you which is really neat. It has a neat way of making sounds that are supposed to be far away sound far away and sounds up close are loud and punchy. The remote is sleek and easy to use. The sound bar has a LED screen imbedded behind the mesh which provides a read out of which input your using, volume setting, or what setting your adjusting. Using the remote to change settings or input is intuitive and easy to do. There are also 4 buttons on the sound bar itself but the remote opens more options. You can go a step further and use the SmartThings app from Samsung and get a nice app interface to even further customize. You can use SmartThings app to change modes, control volume, adjust the equalizer, turn on and off different sound enhancements, depending on your preferences. After initial setup in the app, you get the soundbar connected to your wi-fi which allows features like voice assistant, air play, and Chromecast. I’ve not been a huge fan of the SmartThings app when using for other devices, but what I will say, it works well accessing and changing the soundbar’s settings. Outside of the easy wireless setup, mounting the hardware was simple too. There are brackets that attach to the sound bar to allow them to slot into the spacers on the drywall anchors. I would have liked to have seen included wall anchors, but luckily I had some laying around. I did like the included wall diagram to help with the proper spacing of the wall screws. In conclusion, this is a fantastic soundbar and there’s not much to critique here. I would have liked wider compatibility for the Q-Symphony and the wireless Atmos. Pairing the Samsung soundbar with a Samsung TV would have unlocked all the features, but my TV was not of the same brand. While I was able to get great sound over Bluetooth, I had to direct my TV to re-establish connection when it powered on and off. These minor marks are by no means a deal breaker, as it works fantastically over HDMI eARC, which I imagine is how most people will connect these. Overall, people should pick this for it’s excellent sound, easy setup, and amazing value for premium ear candy.

Works well with all functions, TV, BT, gaming. Sound is great and bass hits perfectly.

By far the best sounding sound bar that I have ever heard - easily on par with high end home entertainment audio systems. Installation and setup was a breeze. Unbox components, position speakers, connect HDMI cable to TV HDMI ARC port, plug in power cables to each speaker component, and wait for them to connect to each other wirelessly. Unlike other soundbars, this one does not offer an Alexa or any other assistant connection - which I find just fine so you won't be connecting this soundar to your local network. Sadly, there is not much provided in printed documentation. Brackets are provided for wall mounting the center bar should that be required and the printed instructions cover that procedure but not much else. Once the private sound bar network has formed after a short time, then you are ready for a delightful sonic experience. After some experimentation, using the handy remote I settled on the adaptive sound mode rather than surround or standard modes. I had to experiment because that topic is not covered in the aforementioned rather sparse documentation. I have not needed to alter that setting. The balance between speakers is set automatically so you won't need to fiddle with that - not that I'm sure you can. The remote allows you alter bass level and select the Bluetooth pairing option, but I had no interest in that because it sounds so good as it is. I listened to a variety of televised/streamed program content and music, a variety of CD music, and some Blu-ray DVD movies. In each instance, I heard more detailed, richer, and fuller sound with clearer voices from this soundbar than I thought possible. It is quite enjoyable and highly recommended.

I recently added to my home entertainment systems this Samsung Q930D soundbar. I have last year's model, the Q930C in another room and have really like it. From what I can tell, there's really no discernable difference between the two. First off, the setup was a breeze. The instructions were straightforward, and I had it up and running in no time. Just like the previous model, the design is sleek and modern, fitting seamlessly into my living room setup without taking up too much space. Now, onto the most important aspect – the sound quality. The clarity and depth of the sound produced by this soundbar is pretty impressive. Whether I'm watching action movies or listening to music, the audio is crisp and immersive. The dialogue enhancement feature is particularly impressive, making it much easier to understand dialog. With Bluetooth and Wi-Fi capabilities, I can easily stream music from my phone or laptop without any hassle. The included subwoofer adds an extra punch to the bass, enhancing the overall audio experience. It's not overpowering, but it adds just the right amount of depth to movie soundtracks and music tracks alike. Just don't expect booming bass listening to music. For movies, thunder, explosions, etc. it's plenty adequate for a soundbar setup though. Overall, the Samsung Q930D series soundbars have exceeded my expectations in terms of sound quality, ease of use, and connectivity options. If you're looking to elevate your home entertainment setup, I highly recommend giving this soundbar a try.

I did not buy from BestBuy but, did purchase from another vendor and it is a very nice system. I had an older Samsung 4K TV and sound bar and upgraded the TV to a 65" Samsung Q70 and decided I wanted a Q-Symphony compatible sound bar to go with it. Found the Q930D new in the box deeply discounted (half price) so I ordered it. Initial set up was very easy, just connect the 4 power cords in the order the directions give and connect the HDMI cord to the TV and soundbar. Wireless surround speakers and sub automatically sync. Fine tuning the settings is also very easy using the smart things app. The first movie my wife and I watched with it was Top Gun: Maverick and my neighbors got to listen to it as well. This is a very powerful but clear sounding system. The Dolby Atmos sounds incredible. It is almost too realistic, as I had a movie going but was not paying close attention to it and I heard a knock at my front door. I started to get up to answer the door then I realized the knocking was coming from the rear surround speaker that I have near my front door

Easy setup…great sound…actually works compared to other brand I first tried!!

More than impressed with this system. True Dolby Atmos sound with a beast of a sub. Sound is crisp, clear, and deep for both tv and gaming. PS5 owners, you’ve found your sound system!

Very happy with this. Should have bought it a long time ago.

It has an amazing sound system and is great for any room!

Great that it is wireless and can connect with Bluetooth. I expected a better voice sound with the bar vs TV.

I have tried this sound bar the Q930D and the Samsung Q650c . Love the clarity when they work but can’t get one to stay connected constantly. Not sure if it’s the TV HDMI eARC connection at the TV or a problem with the sound bars themselves. The Samsung TV I’m trying to connect to is the S90C OLED. Have tried updating the firmware on both the TV and the sound bars and talking to tech-support and changing the HDMI cable itself. Very frustrating. Going to try another company’s sound bar as my last resort, of course if it keeps losing connection and going back to TV speakers on its own then I’ll know it’s the TV and not the sound bar. But I have seen many of these in open box so it makes me wonder if others are having this problem?

We highly anticipated this new Samsung sound system because our previous sound system was an 14 year old ONKYO 7 1nd 1 system comprised of a center front speaker, a left front speaker, a right front speaker, a left middle speaker, a right middle speaker, a back left speaker, a back right speaker, and a sub woofer bass speaker. The main component head unit was over sized and the speakers way too big and unsightly and all the speakers were connected via wires to the head unit. We had 5 devices connected to our head unit (i.e. in from cable box, in from gaming unit, in from our Roku streaming unit, in from blue ray player, out to television). The new Samsung having wireless speakers would allow us to place them where we desired and never before could place them and as well the sound bar was small and sleek and promised big surround sound. Unboxing the new Samsung system was easy and straight forward, so was blue tooth pairing, but imagine our surprise when we discovered that this very expensive system only had one hdmi in port, so we could hook up our cable box and watch live local t.v. but no streaming the HBO MAX, Paramount Plus, Vudu, and Amazon we pay a monthly subscription for, no playing video games, no watching movies on our blue ray player. How ridiculous ! None the less we hooked everything up and was again very disappointed by the sound quality in both surround sound during a movie and as well during music videos. This was in our 9'high x 14'wide x 22'deep living room, which to fill that room with the equivalent audio volume of the ONKYO at 25% volume we have to have the Samsung on 75% volume. What we had thought would be new state of the art technology of great sound in a small package was actually very little sound in a cheap sounding little package for a high price tag. So for 2 completely different and unsurmountable reasons (poor sound quality and being unable to connect more than one device) we packed the Samsung system back up into its box and stuffed it into a closet which I guess is where it will sit until maybe we put a television in the garage and then we could put the Samsung audio system there. Thankfully we still had the ONKYO to put back in the living room. We just can't get it through our heads why Samsung would build such a high priced item that is supposedly such a high end item that only allows you to connect one inputted device and sounds like crap sound quality wise. Its as if Samsung built this trying to frustrate customers and thereby garner the worse possible reviews. We wouldn't recommend this audio system to our worse enemy let alone to any of our friends or family. SHAME ON YOU SAMSUNG.