Hisense HS2100 2.1 Ch 240W Sound Bar with Wireless Subwoofer - DTS Virtual X, Dolby Audio, Ezplay, 6 EQ Modes, HDMI ARC, Bluetooth 5.3

Nice soundbar with wireless, impressive subwoofer. Setup was super easy. Unfortunately my old TV doesn’t support ARC, so I’m using the fiber port. Excellent sound quality. Nice configuration, sound shaping options.

If you're in the market for a soundbar that's going to bring your TV's audio game to the next level without costing you a fortune, let me tell you about the Hisense HS2100. I picked one up for my living room, and I've got to say, it's been a game-changer!First off, the design is sleek and modern. It's super slim, which means it'll blend right in under your TV without hogging the spotlight. The wireless subwoofer adds a cool touch because it gives you that freedom to place it where the bass sounds best without wires getting in the way.Now, about the sound – wow, it's got some serious oomph! With 240 watts of power, this little setup manages to fill my room with crystal clear audio. The dialogue is super easy to hear, which is awesome for movies and shows, and the bass? Man, the subwoofer really steps it up, giving you those deep, satisfying rumbles without overwhelming the other sounds.I love that it's got Bluetooth 5.3. I can easily stream music from my phone, and the sound quality for music isn't just an afterthought here. It's quite enjoyable, especially with the different EQ modes they've thrown in. You can switch between cinema, music, game, and even voice mode, which is handy for when you're catching up on your favorite series.Setup was a breeze. I just plugged it into my TV via HDMI ARC, and boom, it was ready to go. The remote that comes with it is straightforward, no fuss, just functional – which is all you need, really.And here's a cool thing for Roku users; it plays nicely with Roku TVs. I didn't have to mess around with settings much because it just sort of knew what to do.Overall, if you're looking to upgrade the sound in your room without diving into a complex home theater setup, the Hisense HS2100 is a solid pick. It's user-friendly, sounds great, and looks sharp. Whether it's for binge-watching, gaming, or just vibing to some tunes, this soundbar does its job and then some. I'm pretty thrilled with how it's transformed my TV watching experience. If you're thinking about getting one, go for it – you won't be disappointed!

I'm extremely impressed by the quality for the price. The sound quality sounds great to my ear and its worked flawlessly with my Samsung TV. Optical is a little finicky and the volume adjustment was very slow; I suspect there's some kind of signal processing on the unit that struggles on optical. I switched it to HDMI eARC and it's a lot better. I would probably forego the optical cable and just use HDMI if you want to control the unit with your TV.

Easy to install and hookup. Everything worked first time. One feature the soundbar has is the settings interface that did not work with my Samsung but it states it's a HiSense tv's on screen feature. Sound is good but not as good as my old Samsung soundbar which was rich on all settings. It also did not cost what I paid for the Samsung either ($$$$$).

An excellent moderately priced soundbar and subwoofer that paired up instantly with my Hisense TV. This has plenty of punch for a small room, and definitely improved the sound over my TV's speaker's. It does come with an HDMI cable included, which some other soundbar systems don't include.

Just got this and setup was super simple. The bar itself is very light amd not that long. And the subwoofer is also pretty light and slim. As you can see in my picture, the subwoofer is on the side and not big at all. And I was concerned about the bar being in the way of my sensor for the tv to turn on/off. Was not an issue at all. It's thin enough for the sensor to be seen. Now, the sound. Sound is actually very good. It has bass. I had to actually turn it down almost all the way, but that's because I live on the 1st floor of an apartment and am a considerate neighbor. Unlike the person above me who slams his feet down when walking all over and shaking my celing. But that's not why we are here, lol. So far, I am happy with the sound quality and it does come with 2 small blocks that you can screw onto the wall and then mount it onto them. It also has a piece of long paper with instructions and drawn out measurements so you can tape it to wall and use as a guide for mounting. You may need a level though. Otherwise just set it on a shelf or something. Oh yea, and it comes with an hdmi chord. I am actually using optical. And it also has Bluetooth connection available if you want that. And lastly, the woofer is movable. You don't have to keep it near the woofer. Plug it in somewhere in the room and it will connect. If not, there are instructions on manual paring. But mine paired within a few seconds after turning on.

What an amazing sound bar at an amazing. I truly was not expecting this. Easy to install, very affordable, quality product.

Sounds fairly decent for the price but nothing great so don’t expect to be blown away. Yet it is certainly better than the standard television speakers. Music via Bluetooth actually sounds pretty decent! ARC/HDMI connection = only one remote and life is good.TO STOP THE SCREEN READING MADNESS: on the TV, go to settings> accessibility> screen reader> off! (the speakers will still announce when they’re turned on in the subwoofer is paired every time, but otherwise it won’t read everything on the screen)Tip: turn off surround sound (on tv) since it’s not a true surround system - will likely sound better.