Polk Sound Bar Wireless Speakers

Any modern TV needs external speakers. Usually that means a sound bar. But Roku's Wireless speakers have the sound bar beat a mile. I have put those speakers through their paces, with Bluetooth connectivity, stereo pairing, the works. I bought these speakers because I wanted speakers that would fill a Great Room. Internal speakers on any wall-mount TV, even a 55-incher, are never adequate. (Nothing wrong with them, except that they're just too weak!) The new Wireless Speakers fill a room easily. They also deliver the richest sound, from bass to treble, I have heard in a long time. And that's even allowing for my family once using cabinet speakers as tall as a low-lying bookcase! These speakers work at least as well, or better. In fact the speakers delivered sound immediately. I briefly navigated to the sound menu on the TV to disable the internal speakers. I wanted no interference. Thus far I have had no issues with either the speaker pair or with the new Voice Remotes included with the pair. I am keeping the two extra remotes in the room as spares. (I was already using an enhanced remote.) The only issue I have is: could you publish a vocabulary of voice commands? Also: if I want to develop my own channel, how might I make it voice-command obedient? (I understand Roku has a support article on how to get started with voice commands.) I also have one more recommendation. One power cord for each speaker seems excessive. Why not supply a Y-type cord that can plug into both speakers, and then plug into a wall outlet? I used a six-foot extension cord to solve the problem of too many plugs and too few outlets.

I had a Yamaha sound bar that I thought was good but this Vizio blows it away. The wireless back speakers a a big plus for me. Having to connect wires to the wireless subwoofer is no big deal to my set up.

I purchased this for my outdoor patio and pool with 4 Polk Atrium 5 speakers. 1 week later I added 2 wireless One speakers for the living room and master bedroom, setup was straight forward, great sound, app works well and really like the option to selectively turn on/off the music for each area.

I recently retired my 25 year old polk surround bar. I never really liked how it sounded when listening to music. For theater surround it was great however. I do have a PSW 111 sub woofer and was trying to decide between the ES15 and ES10 as front speakers. I went with the ES10 and they sound great with the sub woofer. I set my crossover in the receiver to 90hz so i don't need the low base coming from them. The sound stage is excellent as is the imaging.

I replaced my previous Polk sound bar with the S4. What a world of difference between the two! The spatial sound that comes from this bar is amazing. As others mentioned the bass is limited, but it works well enough for me.

I bought my Polk Signa S2 sound bar setup two days ago, and just I downloaded the Polk Connect App tonight. I am experiencing some trouble connecting my device to it. Does anyone know whether the S2 soundbar specifically is compatible with and whether or not it can be configured via the mobile app?

Purchased this to replace a Polk Audio sound bar and sub. Was tired of not being able to hear voices clearly while watching tv/movies. The Sonos Arc is amazing! I'd like to add the sub eventually, but honestly the base is more than adequate without it.

This is the best sounding sound bar I have ever heard! Kudo's to Polk for making such a great sounding bar in such a compact package.

I bought this bar to replace my Polk and I have to say this Sony sound bar puts my last one to shame. Sounds are isolated and S-Force surround is amazing! Make sure you use the cinema sound option for movies!

I have had these for a few years now. The sound is fantastic. I have other speakers Bose, Sono, JBL, Polk and then some. These beat them all except the Polk which are floor speakers and cost a ton more. Bang for the buck, unbeatable.