Even for a budget-friendly entry-level soundbar, this model has notably poor performance compared to my 75" television speakers, which outperform it significantly. It’s unclear if my television's advanced technology is the reason for this disparity or if soundbar technology just hasn’t kept pace. If your TV is older, perhaps this soundbar would be a step up. The soundbar is marketed as a 2.2 system with two "subwoofers" and two drivers, claiming to output 100 watts. The performance is lackluster; even at maximum volume, it fails to deliver sufficient loudness, and anything below 60 is almost inaudible, lacking any depth. The audio feels flat and lifeless. Don’t expect any meaningful bass from the two so-called "subwoofers"; they are ineffective. It might have been better to include four full-range drivers instead, which would enhance sound and vocal clarity. On a positive note, the setup was straightforward, and it includes all necessary cables and mounting hardware. The accompanying app is user-friendly and allows for sound adjustments. I appreciate the flexibility to arrange the speakers as stand-alone units or mount them on the wall. Consider spending a bit more on the alternative model, which offers fantastic 5.1 Dolby Atmos sound quality. I have one and was so impressed that I purchased a second.
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