Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great soundbar for it's price. If you live in an apartment, you dont't want anything more powerful than this.

works well, easy to set up, good sound, highly recommend.

This is a good SoundBar for the price. It has good bass, actually had to adjust because it would raddle if there was to much bass.

Great sound, very easy to set up at a reasonable price.

This is a very competent sound bar if you are looking to supplement the audio of your flat panel .While the bass is good for an all inclusive sub-woofer bar, I would rate this 3-Channel Sound Bar as very Balanced. The Bluetooth is very handy as well for my mobile device connections. Would recommend the product without hesitation.

Bought one of these for my elderly mother specifically because it has a center speaker that helps with voice clarity. It was very easy to set up, provides different options to connect (HDMI, optic cable, AV and 3.5 mm jack) so one should work for whatever TV or system you have. The sound quality is quite good and can be adjusted for different experiences (like movies, music, voice clarity and more). I liked it so much, I bought one for myself.

Good quality for the money. However, be aware that there can be an issue with the stability of the T.V. when attached. In other words, the T.V. may be thrown off balance and fall over. This sound bar works great on my husband's T.V. which is attached to the wall. However, it has created some stability issues with my mother's T.V. which sits on the mantel.

We purchased this sound bar to use with our outdoor TV and the sound is really good and serves its purpose.

It's honestly loud for it's size. I have a 4k 50" tv and it works amazing. I use it for gaming and it shakes my floor .

Have 4 Vizio soundbars. Purchased this one for brother and sister n law for Christmas. They will not be disappointed.

The sound is excellent for our main living room. Favorite feature is that you can raise the volume to the built in center speaker for amplifying voice & more... Stream music from your iPhone via Bluetooth. Perfect size. (Connected by HDMI & easily shared control with different remotes - cable, Xbox, etc)

Didn't wanted to setup my sound system in the new apartment. This bar is great, and setup was easy.

Decent sound at best, have to boost center channel to hear dialog, which throws off the tonal balance. I paired with a BIC 10" and couldn't get the sound straight. It didn't help that the volume buttons would freeze once in a while and had to do a hard reset. Bought the Yamaha YAS107 and never looked back. Pros: 3 channel, subwoofer output allows flexibility to add a better sub than other soundbars come with, hdmi in/out. Comes with all the cables. Cons: Had to reset at least 3 times in a week due to volume buttons not working on remote or unit itself, hdmi isn't 4K compatible, sub out preamp has high levels of distortion.

Great sound for the price. A little trouble setting some of it up but that might just be me.

Our primary need was to have better clarity for dialog. This soundbar was the perfect balance between filling that need and doing it inexpensively. It does not have a subwoofer which was not a requirement for us. The only issue we've had is that at times some sources are incredibly loud, even when turned down to the lowest volume level. This may be something we'll resolve after gaining a better understanding of the configuration.

This one did not work for me at all with my new LG UHD TV. Bought it for a bedroom TV so doesn't need big sound, and the price was attractive on Black Friday (around 30% off list price) but trouble started right away: the speaker would lose the center channel randomly, lose sync with the TV or the volume level would change so some channels were too quiet and some were very loud. Tried to use both HDMI connection and optical and in both ways it just didn't work. I have two other sound bars at home that have been working great, one with a 4 years old LG HD tv and one with a new Samsung UHD tv. I had to return this one and got a Samsung soundbar and it's working great with the same TV that the Visio didn't work with. I might got a defective unit but since I don't have any way to know, I'd say stay off this one.

I am still loathe to drop $600 for a soundbar so I thought I would try this first. It has gotten good tech reviews, but I find the effort to do bass compensation without a sub woofer just muddies the dialog. Which, as everyone knows except for movie and television sound engineers, is the most important part of the tv soundscape.

I typically purchase what would be considered name brand. for my new turn table this sound bar works great.

I love the soundbar but for some reason it will disconnect from the TV once in a while.

I was looking to spend around $100 to solve the problem of indistinct (or soft) voices. After a substantial amount of looking this soundbar with dedicated center channel speaker made the choice a no-brainer. I also wanted the ability to control it without a remote. Not only does this have the buttons on the unit but with Vizio's smartphone app, I have not needed to unpack the included remote. Three criticisms that degraded the "quality" score: #1 I was not able to get the wired Ethernet working, only the wireless. #2 the sub-woofer connector is proprietary. #3 the HDMI-ARC cuts out occasionally but if I'm being totally honest I only noticed that when connected to the DirecTV box, I can't say I've noticed it when connected to the Roku. I was disappointed I couldn't pick this up at my local store, had to order it. IMHO, this should be the soundbar BB carries instead of any 2.0/2.1 soundbars.