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This soundbar far exceeded my expectations. It replaced my whole Bose sound system that was worth a whole lot more. Sony has outdone themselves with this one. It's features makes people jaws drop by how good it sounds. With Dolby Atmos, it makes you feel that sound is coming from behind, underneath, and even up top. For its size, I don't know how they did it but I feel like I'm at an IMAX theater in my own home. You have to hear for yourself. I wouldn't sleep on this one.
Verified purchase: No
The Sony 65X950H TV is okay with sound and would do, but I love music and wanted more out of the sound of DVD movies. So I got the X8500 sound bar, I didn't want a boom box so I went with this Bat with the built in Woofers. Believe you me, Great sound and wellworth the price, plus it didn't break the bank. I'm very glad I went with the Sony Soundbar, Easy setup and well worth the price.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
Very pleased with this device so far, sound quality is much better than my built-in TV speakers. I didn't want a big complicated receiver to get multichannel audio so went with a soundbar. It has several customization options (I have yet to sample them all...) and setup was easy via HDMI/ARC. I have a Sony TV so tried connecting via Bluetooth first but couldn't get it to pair with the sound bar, oh well.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
A single-unit soundbar handling 2.1 and virtualized 7.1.2 is going to have a lot on its plate, so to speak, in reproducing audio. Low-end bass, as well as surround and height channels, from a single bar is going to be challenging no matter who makes it (though apparently Yamaha and Sennheiser have both succeeded pretty well with their top-shelf examples). This is a decent offering from Sony that is nicely-designed, VERY easy to setup, and offers very good sound, especially with virtual Dolby Atmos. The subwoofer frequencies aren’t quite going to be what a separate subwoofer could actually handle, but it has decent balance and delivery! Center channel dialogue is well-done, and overall a worthy soundbar. Sonos’ Beam (2nd Generation) can now handle Atmos as well, and is a similar price point at MSRP; so, depending on what your needs are (do you like a lot of rumbling bass? Do you even care about Atmos / DTS:X audio?), this may be perfect for you as a relatively-simple solution for a bedroom or living room sound addition!Read full review
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
it's a basic setup and yes, it's LOUD. There is no thunderous bass, but it does the job for a bedroom or small living room setup. Only gripe i can say is the placement of the hdmi connectors. the cables get in the way and makes it tough to mount on a wall.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
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