Hisense AX5125H 5.1.2 Channel 500W Dolby Atmos Soundbar with Wireless Subwoofer& Up Firing Speakers& Turly Wireless Rear Speakers

Great, but be warned it is very bassy and you will need to dial in the surround sound which out of the box put out way too much from the rear speakers, even in a huge room. Absolute bargain, although its hard to imagine turning it even 1/4 of the way up, it has the potential to be incredibly loud! Only downside is the text on the remote isnt visible except in bright light, so youll need to learn the button placement - for the first while its rather annoying having to rush to a light to change anything. For the price and quality definitely still 5 stars, excellent bit of kit.

I got this on black friday deal and im super happy with it, easy to set up, easy to use (although the remote font could do with being more bold), the sound quality and volume is insane for the cost (£190). Factor in buying some speaker stands though for the two sat. speakers.

This is an excellent soundbar for the price. Easily installed with hdmi arc but can also connect via Bluetooth or optical cable. Good sound quality and bass and fits under my samsung TV perfectly. Surround sound is effective and immersive. Has several eq sound modes Movie, music, news etc using different sound profiles and these are all effective No lip sync issues that I can see. Suggesting it is 240w in power is disingenuous as I think it means air watts ( a relatively meaningless term) rather than the actual electrical power which is 50w output. It is powerful enough though and I found I didn't need to have it set high to have a good listening experience. On my samsung TV it shows as an hdmi device with a + or a - for the sound level and you can't adjust eq or surround sound except by using the remote control. I suspect on a hisense TV you would get a much more integrated experience and be able to see the volume level as a number as well as adjust some settings of the soundbar via the TV itself One glaring aesthetic problem presented itself however. Some hisense designer with no actual common sense decided that putting labels on the top face ( the top and front face being the ones you actually look at) to tell you it's specs and what it could do was a good thing but then neglected to make those labels easy to remove. Instead when peeled off, they leave a thick sticky layer of glue behind which took me over 30 minutes to remove and needed fairly serious solvents to do so i.e isopropyl alcohol and WD40 when that didn't work well. Luckily I was able to get rid of the glue using these products but feel I shouldn't have had to and so easily could have been left with a damaged surface. Interestingly all the pictures of it on Amazon show it without any such labels. I would still recommend it though

Hisense is my 'go to' make, admittedly I'm a bit of an Hisense fan boy, (I have no connection to the company other than being a satisfied customer) everything I've had from Hisense has been brilliant TV's, soundbars, washing machine all absolutely awesome. This soundbar doesn't disappoint, just can't fault it, simplicity itself to install, the sound is incredible, regardless of source (4k Firestick, Bluray DVD, 4k Hisense TV, in my case) playing music from my Android phone (Killer by Seal is my go to test track for audio) is nothing short of astonishing. The remote feels 'quality' just the right size, and works very effectively, one criticism, the labelling ( volume, bass, treble etc.) is of a fairly dark grey colour on a black background, it's not at all easy to see in low light conditions, should have been white for better contrast IMHO. Just to clarify the subwoofer and rear speakers connect wirelessly, but bear in mind they need a 230v power supply locally to them, Highly recommended

I got this as my Sony seemed to have an issue with the built in speaker on the right hand side. This was really easy to install, I was actually surprised how much things have moved on from the days of yore where you had to wire every speaker in your 5.1 across your room. I guess you still need power but one less cable. The subwoofer to my amazement was wireless! In terms of connectivity, I opted to use HDMI ARC. The experience is virtually plug and play. There is a delay when starting the TV, about 10 seconds as a voice tells you power on and then paired and connected. The device does not have a standby mode which your TV most likely does. After maybe 45min-1h the soundbar will disconnect from the TV. You need to manually restart it or restart the TV. Occasionally, it will says power on. I believe this is only common with OLED TVs like mine as they are never off and shortly after shutting it off a pixel refresh function begins. This might end up scaring you when your TV eventually does a long pixel refresh (depends on brand but could be once 2 months) and turns the speakers on in the middle of the night. The audio quality is excellent, it’s very bass heavy. I have the bass turned down but I also live in a flat. The treble is good enough, perhaps somewhat tinny but very good compared to built in speakers albeit broken in my case. The speakers are very loud, or rather not very linear in volume setting. In my case the system takes over the inbuilt one and the TV knows that. The remote even controls the “Sound System”, therefore it’s not possible to create a buffer on the volume by using the remote to reduce to source output. I’m sure it will be somewhere in the settings but I’m too lazy to check. As a result, my other working Sony can be up to 45 on certain movies. With these speakers I don’t go above 10. As such, with a louder source like Spotify I can often be on 2 or 3. At nighttime or when someone is sleeping even 1 seems slightly too loud. The size is very acceptable and of standard for this type of product I’d say. Just a long bar that’s wall mountable and a rather compact subwoofer. The materials are plastic but they look nice enough. Once set up you’d never touch it anyway. The “interface” consist of an LED through which you adjust certain EQ settings. This is fairly straightforward again but perhaps not very precise as the setting is translated through the brightness of the LED light. So not very precise. You need two 3 pin plug sockets as the subwoofer has its own power supply. This makes this slightly less versatile but certainly manageable. For the price you pay for this you can’t get better really. Nothing to complain about. I’d recommend this if you’re looking to improve sound quality of TV on a budget. It has won numerous award for best value for money soundbar too. Sure, you can get a £500 one but if it’s for a spare room etc there no need really. This is more than capable.

ممتازة جدا توها وصلتني وجربتها انصحكم فيها + مكتوب ان فيها مدخل eArc لكن الحقيقة ARC بس كتجربة اولى انصحكم وبقو

Simple et bien pour tv

It's great for the price and setup was a breeze, the woofer is not very punchy but it is crisp, but to be expected for the price.

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Mise en service rapide, bonne restitution sonore, caisson de base OK, en conclusion bon rapport qualité prix.