Saiyin Sound Bar - 40W Wooden TV Soundbar Speaker with Bluetooth/ARC/Optical/AUX, Wall-mountable Home Theater Surround Sound System

if you want a bluetooth sound bar and only a bluetooth sound bar, without having to figure out a million functions, this is a very good choice. it looks nice in our bedroom and works with our chromebook. the body is solid. veneer looks like real wood. it's bass heavy. the "news" setting gives the most balanced sound.

Excellent size, looks good, sounds great and priced right. I was looking for a sound bar for my TV that I could run without connecting my TV via Bluetooth. I am running my TV sound through the optical connector and streaming music via Bluetooth. The speaker can be used as a standalone Bluetooth speaker for your home and can be put almost anywhere due to its compact size. The speaker sounds good all but running wide open where it may start to distort a little bit when listening to stuff with heavy bass. It’s the perfect amount of extra sound for movie night. It has good bass response and good clarity. I use mine with my TV speakers where I blend in the TV speakers to add a little bit of clarity to spoken word during movies and the sound bar adds to extra thump. It’s loud enough that if you live in an apartment or in a close neighborhood and run it loud, your neighbors are gonna call the police.

This will be the best Sound Bar you will hear for the size and money. It produces a great sound and fully integrates with the Smart TV and Remote control. It has very high quality wood look and heavy feel not cheap like some of the other.I was very impressed with the ease of setup. You will definitely enjoy this Sound Bar.

Great soundbar for the price! It has a nice clear rich full sound with bass you can hear and feel for its small size. It’s loud enough for a small to medium space! I’m definitely not disappointed especially for $50 Music sounds great but like some mentioned vocals arent the best but okay. I find myself having to turn the volume up more to hear whats being said no matter the settings! And it can get annoying because when the music from the movies, commercials..or whatever your watching comes back then you find yourself having to turn it down and not wake the dead especially at night! lol.. But overall I’m pretty satisfied with this soundbar.

I use FxSound on the computer. It is free. It also works with an Android emulator on the computer.PowerAmp Equalizer is the application that I use on an Android device. It take a few steps to set up, and has easy instructions on their website. The application works, but will not detect all applications without the a.d.b. set up process. It is a few steps. But, easy, and once done, the application will allow the sound to go through applications that normally would not allow it.I upgraded the couple dollars to the Premium version.Some applications, like a rain noise one that I use do not work correctly through Bluetooth. So I just use an Android emulator on my computer an it works fine."out of the box" this speaker is trash. But, so is a $300 Bose speaker. The only difference is, you can't fix the Bose speaker with an equalizer. Plus, this is much louder.Well worth the money, and if you think a $300 Bose speaker is good, you don't know how far down the quality has gone over the last 15 years.This speaker is fantastic. But, don't be embarrassed if you think it is good, "out of the box". Just connect it to an equalizer. It is not a fancy or complicated process, and does not require a "bunch" of money.You be should be happy with the results.I am happy, and for $50, this is amazing.

I bought for the aesthetics and the footprint hoping the sound would be “ok”The sound is fine, but there is a constant high pitch frequency in the background. It’s gets lost during regular volumes but lower volumes my ears pick it right up. Unfortunately it’s a dealbreaker. Not a fan, and I’m out of the return period.

This soundbar exceeded my expectations! I needed speakers for my Xbox Series X since my new gaming monitor only has HDMI ARC and no 3.5mm jack. Despite the description saying it's for TVs, it works perfectly with my monitor (as long as you have HDMI ARC port on your Monitor). The sound is surprisingly loud and clear, with better bass than I anticipated. It even vibrates my desk at higher volumes! Setup was simple, but required a few tweaks:Xbox: Enable HDMI-CEC, set audio to "HDMI" and "Bitstream out".Monitor: Enable HDMI-CEC and DDC/CI.Soundbar: Plug into the monitor's HDMI (ARC) port.Highly recommend this soundbar for anyone looking for great value, especially if you need a solution for a monitor with HDMI ARC.

It's a cheap low quality soundbar that cuts out all the time. Not bad when it works. No features. I should have returned it.