Samsung N300 Soundbar Output Watts

Used as soundbar for our Samsung TV.

I was able to mount Samsung soundbar easily. It meets my need.

Excellent Solar Panel, very good power output... when I tested, I was getting about 350 watts out of each panel, all without even trying hard to get the angle right. Would definitely recommend.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Samsung UltraSlim Soundbar has completely transformed my home entertainment experience. Its slim design seamlessly blends with my TV setup, occupying minimal space while delivering maximum impact. What truly sets it apart is its exceptional sound quality. The clarity of dialogue, richness of mid-tones, and depth of bass elevate every viewing session in a new way compared to my old setup! I’m a huge bass guy and I was very impressed with the sound especially from what is a very compact sub. Setting up the soundbar was a breeze, even for someone like me who isn't particularly tech-savvy. The included instructions were clear and concise, guiding me through the process effortlessly. Connecting it to my TV via HDMI ARC was straightforward, and within minutes, I was enjoying theater-quality sound in the comfort of my own home. The soundbar also comes with a user-friendly remote that allows me to adjust the volume, switch between different sound modes, and fine-tune the audio to my preferences with ease. One of the features I appreciate most about this soundbar is its Bluetooth connectivity. Being able to stream music wirelessly from my phone adds a whole new dimension to my entertainment setup. Overall, I couldn't be happier with my Samsung UltraSlim Soundbar. Its combination of sleek design, exceptional sound quality, and user-friendly features make it a standout choice for anyone looking to elevate their home entertainment setup. If you want to enjoy top-notch audio without sacrificing space or aesthetics, look no further!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This Samsung Soundbar (HW-S700D) really impressed me. I was a bit skeptical at first as I thought the slimness of this soundbar may not produce good enough sound, however I was pleasantly surprised when I fired up one of the Marvel movies and the sound was pretty good! The subwoofer also did not disappoint, the deep bass was just enough for our living room. I liked the handy remote, and the soundbar sits unobtrusively with our TV and pumps awesome theatrical Dolby Atmos. I would definitely recommend this Soundbar to anyone looking to upgrade their sound system, as it is easily installed and ready to wow you.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was previously using a standalone soundbar without a subwoofer from a different brand which wasn’t too bad but having the Samsung QN-95B 75” TV and knowing what the built-in TV speakers were capable off I was also missing out on using them until I discovered Q-Symphony that allows the TV Speakers to be used in addition to the soundbar. The Samsung HW-S700D Soundbar was a perfect fit was my living space and served this purpose extremely well. The Soundbar and Subwoofer was super easy to setup. Although wireless capable, I chose to use the HDMI cable provided and it was an instant detection and pairing. My Samsung TV automatically recognized the Q-Symphony compatibility and adjusted the sound accordingly for maximum balance and range. The SpaceFit Sound Pro worked its magic to utilize the position and space and adjust automatically even while watching content in real time. No other setup required. I moved the subwoofer to various positions, and ultimately had it next to the sofa which enhanced the bass and feel. The Soundbar and Subwoofer provide great sound levels with well-balanced Treble, Mid, and Bass levels. The bass was a much-needed addition and gave the overall feel a more realistic vibe specially when watching movies and certainly listen to music. The bar is super slim yet performed extremely well for its form factor. It took up much less space than other soundbars and the overall design is super sleek to blend in with my room decor.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Q800D Soundbar is mind blowing with how clear and satisfying it sounds. I have a few Samsung sound bars and I can't believe how Samsung keeps raising the bar (lol) every time. This soundbar shines with Dolby Atmos content, the immersion is surprisingly better than some home theater setups that are much more expensive. I wish there were more HDMI inputs on the soundbar and that it could support waking up when using a PC. But other than that, this soundbar has modern features that'll work in any smart home ecosystem.

Amazingly powerful for what it is. Very versatile and a lot of no hassle fun to use. Have you ever used a PA that never had any feedback at all ever no matter how you set it up or what you plugged into it ? This one is the first one I've ever used which almost makes it worth the price to begin with and I actually plugged in an acoustic bass which has got to be the ultimate test! No monitors needed!It also has stereo line out so it makes a great monitor if you wanna patch in to a larger system. I've seen people asking questions about the rated power output. The answer is, on batteries it puts out 20 software enhanced watts stereo 10 watts per side-12 volts X 0.8 amps per side.8 AA's. batteries are limited as to how much current they can produce hence the lower power.I definitely recommend NiMh batteries, by the way. Plugged in it puts out 30 watts, 15 per side still at 12 volts which is what the power amps are designed to run on from the output side of the step down transformer or the batteries. Great tone for moderate volume gigs in smaller spaces, superior projection and coverage used this way. Being an electronics tech I used test eqpt. to verify the output power. I also used a decibel meter with various types of music and verified 109 Db from about 15 feet which is pretty darn loud. I didn't test further out so I don't really know how big an area it would cover, obviously not a huge space but okay for an averaged sized room. Bass of course is adequate but not at all intense. I also own an AC-33 and a mobile cube which are also very cool. This is not the kind of PA that's going to have audience members yelling into the ear of the person right next to them to be heard or shake the floors but they will hear you loud and and more importantly clear.

I was looking to buy a very low distortion, 2 channel amplifier with at least 100 watts of output. But, again, it had to be very low distortion under load. My final decision led me to purchase the A-S801. I love this thing. I purchased the amplifier from B&H, and as everyone says, their orders are sent out asap and delivered on time and they do deserve a stand up applause!

This amp is exactly what I was looking for. I was surprised at the power and low distortion. I might have bought too many output watts because I can only go up to about 20% before the neighbors start complaining.