Sound Bar for Smart TV 2.1CH 190W Peak Power Soundbar with Subwoofer Detachable 2-in-1 BT 5.4 Surround Sound System 12L Deep Bass for PC Game with HD-ARC/Opt/USB/AUX Home Theater

Great sound bar and subwoofer. Best bang for your buck. Sound is full and clear. Remote works well. Works great as a soundbar for movies or a 3 speaker sound system for music.I'm not an audiophile but I am picky about how my music sounds. These speakers don't disappoint. I was getting discouraged because I tried another 3 speaker set up and a dual desk speaker set up, both of which were lacking in one way or another.I like the to remote, the Bluetooth connection is solid with no delay, the bass is full, the treble is clear, the audio presets are pretty good and easily adjusted thanks to the digital display of the the volume/bass/treble is very helpful. Many other speakers don't have that.Very pleased with these.

This little thing is loud, obviously have it's limitations you can't compare it to a higher amp system but for the price I think is an awesome deal, sound is clear, control is intuitive, easy to connect and set up, it does have Bluetooth so you can connect your phone for music as well. It does work great on space constraints since is small and the sound bar can be used as separate speakers, it display as a slick design and it can be installed in many different configurations, all cables are included in the package.

In short, this soundbar/subwoofer combo is not good enough to be amazing at 5 stars for the price, but it definitely lives up to 4 stars, and here's why:For around $80 after coupons and tax, this isn't a bad deal. However, I feel like it's pricey enough to be a bit better than it is, as is every other product on the market.I've heard actual full sound systems with bigger subwoofers and much larger dedicated speakers, so I have a decent guage on how "good" a sound system sounds like. I have also heard worse, cheaper sound systems. I'm by no means an audiophile; just your average music/movie enjoyer. Anyways, in terms of sound quality, it does a sufficient job for what it is. The sound does have a fullness to it, but it lacks strong clarity in the trebles and mids. The bass isn't bad but it isn't amazing either; it's just sufficient. I think this is largely due to the digital signal processing (DSP) and the speaker driver quality. If you are listening to instrumental music or music in the range of that, the sound profile is a little lacking for that clarity. The instruments are a bit muffled and you just get the feeling of wanting to hear them clearer. The subwoofer carries it's job better, IMO. It adds sufficient bass to the sound profile and isn't particularly underpowered, but it isn't enough to make you really feel the bass thumping. It is enough to make you enjoy the bass in the music though, which is good.Now for the other aspects of this sound system. They advertise a peak power of 190W for the speaker output, but that is entirely misleading and marketing numbers. The power adapter that came with this is an 18V 2.2A power supply, meaning it can only pull a combined power of about 40W. Therefore, the subwoofer probably uses at most 20-25W, which is significantly lower than a lot of more mid-range to high-end subwoofers. But hey, at least the sound system works. Additionally, if you are planning on using the soundbars connected together snapped on to each other like a regular soundbar, the mini short cable to connect the two is actually too stiff and long to fit flush with the back of the soundbar. I have a feeling the cable was made for a different model and they just slapped it into this model to cut down on costs. However, that's not the end of the world because it comes with the longer cable when connecting them when they are apart, and I just used that and bundled it up and stuffed it behind the soundbar to have a more flush fitment on my wall. And one more thing, I feel like the power supply cable could have been longer as well as the soundbar to the subwoofer wire. It works, but it isn't ideal for having a clean setup on a wall for a projector with no table stand or shelf.Overall, this is probably the most affordable soundbar system with these specs (32" soundbar and a 5.25" subwoofer) at $80-$90. If you were to get a better system, you're looking at $150 to $200, which might or might not be worth it for you. But, I'd say give this a try if you need a better sound system coming from cheap TV speakers and whatnot. It's a decent value for what you get and it does the job. Just don't expect booming bass and ultra clear music.

The sound is great and clear. The subwoofer delivers a deep, crisp sound even though the low end of response range is 45 Hz. I connected to the arc output, and it worked right away.

Very easy to install and all the choices of standing up the speakers or have them connected and laying down as a sound bar is top notch. They sound amazing even the sub sounds great. Definitely suggest buying!

For the price it definitely worth it… very good sound, fast bluethoot conection and the volumen is very good

I wasn't too sure about this non-big brand name sound bar system, but it seemed to have good specs and features for the price. I'm glad I took a chance with it as I wanted something I could use with either my desktop computer or TV depending on my needs.The soundbar is actually very versatile as it comes as 2 separate smaller speaker sticks, which can connect together to form a single soundbar with left and right channels that would work well for most 50-60" TV setups since the 190W power is more than enough for my apartment living room needs. It works with HDMI ARC, optical, standard audio jack, or direct USB mode. I actually found it works great for my office desk setup with my computer using the USB port which ensures a digital audio signal directly to the speakers - so you don't even need to rely on a soundcard to output to these. In the separate left and right speaker configuration it comes with a longer connection cable to space them apart sufficiently and twist to snap on stand bases. I might actually prefer this when I move this to a TV setup if there's space to set the vertical standing speakers for better stereo separation which you lose a bit of on standard soundbar setups. The back of the speakers also come with mounting hardware for a cleaner setup.The subwoofer on this is slim and minimal yet still outputs a good amount of bass, and a wire that goes into the back of the right speaker side which handles all the connection points.The included remote is a nice touch, however note that the package does not include AAA batteries for the remote to function. There are basic controls on the end of the right speaker stick, which in soundbar mode would line up on the right end cap standard with all similar soundbars. I haven't needed the remote since I feel the default bass and treble balancing are fairly good for my listening needs.Overall the quality of this system and all of the included cables and accessories make it feel on par with other premium soundbar systems that are sold. It's great that you have the option to keep the left and right speakers separated giving a lot more options on how and where you set this up. So far I'm very happy with it, and setup was a breeze.