Portable Soundbar for Outdoor/Indoor Wired & Wireless Bluetooth Stereo Speaker with The Newest Remote Control 2 X 5W Mini Home Theater Sound bar with Built-in Subwoofers for TV/PC/Phones/Tablets

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The sound went out on my 3 year old Samsung TV. I ran a sound check on it and determined the problem was within the TV itself. The site that gave directions on how to troubleshoot for this, said that if the problem was within the TV itself, I would need to decide if I want to spend the money to repair the TV or buy a new one. I would rather not spend the money for a new TV right now, so I came up with a 3rd option. I thought I would try an exterior speaker. It worked! Sure, I can no longer adjust the volume with my TV remote, but I resolved that by using Velcro to attach the speaker remote control to the TV remote. The connection was super easy. The box includes a different type of attachment cords, and it was just a matter of plugging it into the back of the TV and I was good to go. Plus, if I want to, I can connect wirelessly to my smartphone, to play music. I’m so happy to only have to invest the amount of money that this speaker bar cost vs paying 10 times as much for a new TV. Someday, I’ll get that new TV, but not until I’m ready.

Nada. Bupkis. Zero. Okay, I have done studio work for many years and I'm a tad fussy when it comes to things I want to listen to music to while I'm relaxing. I honestly didn't think they still made anything this bad anymore. This is a throw-back to crappy cheap speakers thirty or forty years ago. Yes. They are THAT bad. Understand, I wasn't looking for anything in the audiophile or even enthusiast category. Some inexpensive I could perch on top of the dresser, turn on and off with a remote then run some music through while I read or surfed the web. So, at this price point, I certainly wasn't expecting anything grand. But I did expect something that would exceed two tin cans and a string. I fiddled with the volume control and it seemed to have two distinct settings: Loud and Bad -or- very Soft and Bad. This is playing the same music, mind you. Sure, it set up easy enough. The first problem I encountered was the remote which had a range just slightly longer than the width of the soundbar. Then I started sorting through files to find something to play. It was so-o-o bad sounding I got up to get the manual (which, in itself, speaks volumes) to figure out what I did wrong. Then I tried using some DSP on my laptop to see if I could make something tolerable to listen to (this is when I found out that the remote couldn't operate the soundbar from my chair across a 14' room. Oddly, it managed to run off my christmas lights that also in the room. Then I found that I couldn't use the remote unless I stood directly in front of the unit. Bad. Very, very bad. So, back to the box it went and back to Amazon it goes. If you really want a cheap, decent sounding soundbar I suggest you move on and checkout something else. Unless this turns out to be a one-off bad one sent out and I happened to get it. But I'm not getting paid enough to chance another one of these. I'll increase my budget and my expectations and move on.

I bought three different brand speakers for our three computers. I tested them all on the same computer by playing some high energy music. These speakers were not that good. The sound was very tinny, sounded like the speaker was in a box. The difference in the sound between all three was remarkable. I considered returning this, but then thought to attach it to my TV since I'd been wanting a speaker bar for it. It actually works really well for that. It does spoken word fine, music not so great. The remote now comes in handy. When I need the sound higher than what the TV is giving me, I just turn it on and adjust the sound from the couch. We used it last night and it made a huge difference in the movie we were watching. I have the speaker on a shelf under the TV. The TV is still putting out it's sound, but the speaker is adding to it almost like having it in stereo. I'll keep it because it fills that one need at a much better price point than TV-specific models.

Functionality is fine and the sound is acceptable for a cheap soundbar. BT works great. Purchased this for my parents who both use hearing aids - placing the speaker close to them helps greatly. Batt life is decent, sound is acceptable, build quality is not bad. Treble is clear, bass is lacking - but I bought it for the treble. Speech dialogue is good. The rest is mediocre. If you need a cheap one and don't care too much, it will get the job done. Don't expect high quality audio for this price but the functionality is there.