Sonos Soundbar Not Connecting To Samsung Tv

Used as soundbar for our Samsung TV.

Used this with Samsung UN40MU6290 (40 in TV). I needed to raise the TV further off of the dresser so that a Sonos Beam soundbar could fit beneath the TV without blocking the IR receiver on the TV. The stand that came with the TV was too low. The SANUS VSTV1 stand is well built and comes with all of the necessary screws and attachments. Putting it together was not difficult. I was able to adjust it so that the TV was at a perfect height to work with the Sonos Beam soundbar. A lip on the lower portion of the TV (and small TV size) limited positioning of the vertical brackets that are attached to the TV. For the height that I needed, this meant that the brackets stuck out approx 1 cm above the top of the TV. I ended up using a saw to cut off the ends of the bracket so that they did not stick out.

[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.] Bought Dec 2022 to go with a new samsung TV. The pair use what's called q symphony which allows all the speakers to be used from both the tv and sound bar to work as one unit. Overall the sound is great not much adjusting needed. Only downside is the soundbar doesn't use eARC just ARC through one port, so everything needs to be connected to the TV then the TV to the soundbar, no optical connection either. It's very long for a soundbar which should fit under a 55" or larger, but the depth is extremely slim compared to the Q800 model that I saw in a retail store. Overall love the soundbar thinking on picking up the matching rear atmos wireless speakers soon to finish it off. If you need alot of connections directly to your soundbar or need a digital display on it, this soundbar is not for you. For everyone else, especially samsung tv owners who can use Q Symphany, want to have a very flush mounting soundbar, the HW-S800B is an excellent purchase, with the option to expand to a full 5.1(2).4 system.

I use the product with my TV for movies, sports, and music. This Sub compliments the Sonos soundbar.

i love the tv ishoud have bought the samsung soundbar and sub that was on display with the tv.It sounded fantastic.

I debated connecting Arc to the TV, but decided I would enjoy it more and use it more in the living room simply listening to music. The sound height adjustment enhances the kind of music I listen to. I use my two Moves behind me. The Sub is below by the TV but I turn it up to power the upstairs Arc, since the Sub is at the foot of the stairs. I moved two Ones to the kitchen. My dream came true and I know have a system that does Gustav Mahler and Brahms justice upstairs and downstairs. Side note, it would be nice to have a white power cord to go with the white Arc. Also discovered that I was only using PCM with my play at and TV until the Sonos label told me what I had. I learned to get full Dolby 5.1 by making necessary adjust to the TV setting. I'll move to Atmos when I get my second Arc, or Sonos comes out with something new.

After upgrading my tv to a 65" LG OLED I also wanted to upgrade my soundbar. I did a lot of research & read countless reviews & there were many choices I could have made. I eventually narrowed it down to either Bose or Sonos. It seemed people were saying nicer things about Sonos than Bose so I decided to go with the Sonos. I then bought a Beam Gen 2. Afterwards I thought I didn't want to set it up & then regret not buying the Arc so I went for it & got the Arc. I don't regret it, this soundbar is like nothing I've heard before. No remote, you set it up using your iPhone. Once you have set it up & have it plugged into the eARC hdmi port on your tv the tv controls it. The sound is unreal, it's beautiful & clear & soooooo impressive. I could go on & on but basically you get the picture, I'm a convert to Sonos & I can't see myself buying anything else soundbar wise. A very definite 5 star rating from me.

Love Sonos! Have the 3,5 and TV soundbar with subwoofer. The souns is amazing and the set up is incredibly easy!

Been wanting a Soundbar to go with my 86inch TV. And Sonos don't disappoint. Crispy yet tireless sound, whilst sound signature preference is very personal, Sonos really checked all the boxes for me as a Movie on TV and daily music soundbar. tip: Buy it during Taka Sale:))