VIZIO - 5.1.4-Channel Elevate Soundbar with Wireless Subwoofer and Rotating Speakers for Dolby Atmos/DTS:X - Charcoal Gray
User rating, 4.3 out of 5 stars with 505 reviews.
4.3(505 Reviews)- 9 Expert Reviews
- 112 Answered Questions
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Description
Features
HDMI Connection and Control
Sends the highest-quality audio from your TV with HDMI (eARC) and allows you to control sound bar with your TV remote.
18 high-performance speakers
Unrivaled sound quality.
Adaptive Height Speakers
Automatically rotate to optimize your audio experience.
Chromecast Built-in:
Stream from your favorite apps
4 Upfiring Speakers
Reflects enveloping sound overhead off your ceiling.
Pairs With OLED, Designed For Everything
Elevate features an integrated docking system so it can attach seamlessly to the supremely elegant VIZIO OLED TV, uniting the newest, most refined audio and video technologies.
Incredibly Life-like
The 107dB sound pressure level and 30Hz – 20kHz frequency range deliver dynamic and accurate sound.
Adjustable Dialogue EQ
Enhancement setting for calibrated, crisp-clear dialogue.
3D Sound for Gaming
Hyper-accurate response time and enhanced situational awareness.
Separate Tweeters and Dual Woofers
Expanded, more precise audio range.
DTS Virtual:X
Enhances any content with room-filling, floor-to-ceiling virtualized 3D sound.
Dual Stereo Mode
Sends two-channel content to all 5.1 speakers simultaneously, for a fuller, richer sound that fills the room
4K Dolby Vision HDR Pass Through
3 HDMI ports allow you to connect 2 devices to your TV through the sound bar at the highest video quality possible with 4K Dolby Vision HDR.
Voice Assistant Input
Use your voice to control your Alexa, Siri, or Google Assistant devices through the sound bar with a dedicated 3.5 Aux or Persistent Bluetooth connection.
Surround Speakers
Completely immersive with volume and height adjustable
Dolby Atmos and DTS:X
Cinematic sound around and above.
8” Wireless Subwoofer
High-performance, engineered for the deepest bass.
Bluetooth Streaming
Stream music wirelessly from your phone or other compatible Bluetooth devices.
All-New Backlit Display Remote
Full-featured remote with comfort grip and easy to navigate – even in the dark.
Easy Setup
HDMI and all audio cables included, along with voice feedback make setup simple.
Web-based services and content require high-speed Internet service. Some services may require a subscription. Chromecast works with a compatible iPhone, iPad, Android phone or tablet, MacBook or Windows laptop, or Chromebook.
What's Included
- VIZIO Elevate 5.1.4 Channel Soundbar with Wireless Subwoofer and Rotating Speakers for Dolby Atmos / DTS:X
Q: QuestionAre the rear (surround) speakers wired to the wireless woofer?
Asked by LazyDog.
- A:Answer Yes, the rear speakers are wired to the sub woofer.
Answered by VIZIO
Q: QuestionI have a Vizio P75-F1 television. It has ARC but I don't think it's eARC. Is it possible to get Atmos with this setup? I'm thinking many others are in the same boat of having ARC but not eARC.
Asked by Atmos77.
- A:Answer I only have HDMI ARC on my tv but I use an Xbox one X which suppors Atmos. So I have my Soundbar connected to my Xbox and have no issues playing Atmos content even though my TV only has HDMI ARC. As long as the receiver, in my case the xbox one X, could be a Bluray player or PlayStation supports Atmos, it doesn't matter if the TV is Atmos capable or not.
Answered by Ztxeternal
Q: QuestionMy TV does not have an eARC connection. If I connect my media source that outputs atmos, to the soundbar, and then the soundbar to the TV - Will i get full lossless Atmos?
Asked by Anonymous.
- A:Answer Yes, but unfortunately, this unit has some issues with its hdmi inputs. It isn't passing Dolby vision, and people are saying that its only passing atmos some of the time. I'm recommending if people don't have arc or earc, to wait. I've spoken with Vizio. A firmware fix is incoming soon. You have the right idea though, yes.
Answered by Chris
Q: Questionhow long are the provided wires for the satellite speakers?
Asked by brewce.
- A:Answer 25ft each side.
Answered by Tourist
Q: QuestionIs the green light supposed to stay green when atmos is working? Mine starts green then goes back to blue.
Asked by Frankeinstein.
- A:Answer Green is just indication of change. Then it will go back to blue. I recommend getting the app as its much easier to tune your speakers and will have the audio format right on the home screen. If it switching from Dolby mat to lpcm, or Dolby mat to Dolby atmos, you'll see the green. If anything switches to atmos the speakers will go up, and they'll come down when its not atmos. So even when I'm watching a show on apple tv+, it will register Dolby atmos, speakers go up. Then there's an ad for some other apple tv + content where the speakers go down, then the actual show starts and they go up again. So obviously the ads are in pcm or mat. The bar will usually cut out for a split second when abruptly changing audio formats, just like it does if you change the EQ.
Answered by Chris
Q: QuestionWhat is bandwidth of the HDMI 2.1 ports? 48 Gbps like on the accompanying OLED TV?
Asked by JasonBB.
- A:Answer The answer posted saying hdmi 2.1 is required for earc is not true. Hdmi 2.1 is not required for earc, although it is required for vrr&allm pass through. In other words, if it's not hdmi 2.1, you wont be hooking up your next gen console to it. You can use it with earc and hook the console or pc up to the tv/monitor to take advantage of earc, but your tv must support passing through of certain audio formats. 2020 lg and samsung do not pass through dts. If it's hdmi 2.1 and supports the right video formats and pass throughs, you can hook things up directly to the soundbar, as is preferred. Many TV's have earc and do not support HDMI 2.1. earc is an HDMI 2.1 standard, however it can be implemented on an 18gbps hdmi 2.0b chipset. Initially this was suppose to be an HDMI 2.1 soundbar. If the answer from Vizio is correct, it's likely that they went back on their word, because vizio hasn't figured out hdmi 2.1 yet. Their TV's don't even implement vrr properly, so I'm not confident a soundbar would. To be fair, I don't know a single manufacturer that doesn't have problems with VRR at the moment. We'll have to see if Sony gets It right in their firmware updates. I was going to buy this, but if it's hdmi 2.0, it's useless. No 4k-120, vrr, or allm pass-through(if it is really hdmi 2.0). Even if it is hdmi 2.1, wait until the vrr is tested and confirmed working. Like we all should've done before spending thousands on their TV's this year. If this unit does not have hdmi 2.1, that would be almost as stupid as releasing a p series, pqx and OLed before they are ready for the market.
Answered by Chris
Q: QuestionPurchasing the samsung Q80t. Salesman recommended the Samsung 850t soundbar system with rear speakers. Some reviews I read said the vizio elevate was a better value. Which works better on this set?
Asked by Fulani2.
- A:Answer I have the q90t tv paired with the Vizio Elevate and I tried the q850t side by side. Firstly, your salesman probably told you about Qsymphony, but I can tell you it is not a noticeable addition. Added to that, the q850t has much less speakers vs the Vizio and sounds much thinner, much less bass, and none of the adjustments are noticeable either. I couldn't return the q850t fast enough. The Vizio Elevate is so much better in every way. It also has 8 more speakers vs the q850t in total (Vizio 18, Samsung 10). A much more full and refined sound with the Vizio Elevate.
Answered by Junior
Q: QuestionWill this work on an LG CX? Read about cracking noises/sounds when switching inputs. I'm looking for a great all-around sound bar.
Asked by Joe.
- A:Answer I've got the cx its working great. I don't have any popping noises when switching audio formats or anything like that. I've heard it too. I haven't experienced it and I've tested this bar well. Many tvs don't have earc set up correctly just yet. Also, our settings need to be set to passthrough after you set earc, or else sometimes the TV makes the wrong decision. Nothing major, but if you leave it on auto instead of passthrough, sometimes the TV will put it into pcm whereas if it were in passthrough, you'd get whatever the source called for and the bar would recognize say...5.1lpcm instead of stereo pcm. I'm making it seem worse than it is. Download the app, and only use earc until there's a firmware update...the hdmi ports on the bar aren't fully functional yet...that's where the people are having their problems. Bar doesn't like to pass atmos or Dolby vision when plugging directly into it. Earc works absolutely perfectly. And the app is the best way to tune the speakers. Sorry for the length. Hope this helped. Oh, ive spoken to vizio, who spoke with their engineers, and the inputs on the bar aren't working properly in some cases. They know it and its getting addressed with firmware in the near future.
Answered by Chris
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