Polk Audio Soundbar Universal Remote Code

This Polk Audio Signa S2 2.1- channel Soundbar has a very good sound with good frequency range on a budget. It sounds great with the Tiny Desk concert and viewing movies. I'd recommend for others to use in a small apartment.

I always recommend this soundbar to people. As someone who didnt know alot about soundbars, I took a chance on this one, based on how much better it sounded than all the other brands in the big box store. I almost went with Vizio or LG based on name recognition alone, but I knew my ears simply heard better audio from this Polk model. Im glad I trusted my ears. Ive had this Signa 2 for about 2 years now and it functions perfectly and sounds absolutely incredible. Beautiful rich, deep, thumpy bass. Balanced with light, spring sounding high and mids. It aounds like a full home entertainment system, only with a single soundbar speaker set and a subwoofer. If youre not looking to break the bank for excellent sound, you simply cannot go wrong with this soundbar imo. I always tell people, all of my future audio products will be Polk Audio from now on.

I bought this soundbar to replace a Polk Audio soundbar that quit working. I like the crisp, live sound of the Vizio better than my old one. It also has plenty of bass. So far I am very pleased with this purchase.

I have this amp powering 6 Polk Audio 8" outdoor speakers.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Don’t let the size of the ultra-slim Samsung HW-S700D soundbar fool you, this thing packs a punch! Volume level 20 (it goes from level 0-100) is plenty loud for my apartment’s living room. The audio was crisp coming from both my tv (connected via HDMI) and my phone (connected via bluetooth), and did not sound like a cheap soundbar at all. The subwoofer provides a good amount of bass, and its volume can be controlled with the included remote. Because I use a set-top box, I configured that device’s remote to control the audio from my HW-S700D. I still need to use the included remote if I wanted to adjust the bass volume. Setup was easy. I just connected the soundbar to my tv using the included HDMI cable (the end that goes into the soundbar is mini-HDMI), connected the power cable to the soundbar and subwoofer, and it was all good to go. The HW-S700D does include mounting brackets for mounting on walls, but I did not use them because I have my tv and soundbar on a stand. My issue with the HW-S700D is minor. First, it lacked an optical audio port. Because my tv only has 3 HDMI ports, I had to use one of them for the soundbar, forcing me to disconnect one of the devices already connected to the tv. While an inconvenience, it was minor in the long run. I plan to upgrade my tv soon to one that has 4 HDMI ports, making this less of an issue. All in all, the Samsung HW-S700D is a solid soundbar that doesn’t take up a lot of space and provides rich audio. A good choice that doesn’t break the bank!

This by far is the best soundbar I've ever owned, I'd been researching soundbars when I seen this ad for the Polk Signa S4, I have to tell ya, it looked and sounded pretty amazing I wanted a soundbar for my Sony Bravia 75 inch TV, so I ordered it off that ad on Instagram it got here pretty fast, so I started to set it up, hooked it in to the HDMI, and it emediatly paired to TV the sound came on, and it scared me it was loud and it sounded dam good I was so impressed and happy, I highly recommend this soundbar

We just set up our new Polk Signa S4 soundbar hooked up to our Samsung TV. The wireless subwoofer is easy to use. The quality of the sound is great!

My first Polk item, I bought a Klipsch earlier this year and was not happy with it, so purchased this Polk Soundbar and I am 100% satisfied, I have a larger living room, but this little speaker is perfect.

Had a Polk MagnaFi Mini soundbar before and replaced it with the Roku speakers. They sound great and so worth the money. Sound quality and volume levels is so much better then the Polk soundbar. I would love to see Roku give us some upgrades to these speakers like a wireless subwoofer or add another set of speakers for rear surround. Seems like the system would be easy to expand on. I also can't wait to see what they do with firmware as time goes on.

This perfectly protects my Universal Audio interface on road trips.