Tv Soundbar With Wireless Rear Speakers

Definitely will buy another one and the rear wireless and sub. Put this outside for our patio tv and was blown away from the sound. All my other speakers are Polk. Definitely the best!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was able to get the LG Soundbar S80TR and it was a game changer for the living room and for homeschooling! We have our tv mounted on a rolling tv rack so that we can move it around as needed. Now, with wireless rear speakers I can now move our tv so we can use it for homeschool course, educational movies etc. and actually be able to clearly hear everything! Before it was just the stutter and quietness of the tv or the sheer bizarre amount of wires. The AI collaboration is a godsend because no matter what room we are in, it automatically adjusts to it. It ensures the best sound, the best quality regardless of the dimensions/size of the room. Definitely made for a fun rainy day activity of karaoke!! Kids felt like they were in a club rather than at home! We could literally just pick up the wireless speakers and have a day outside if we wanted to. We tried it on the front porch, just to test the speakers honestly. It was clear, concise and proved how versatile they were. Granted they aren’t outdoor speakers but it proved the AI quality for us. The LG Soundbar S80TR is sturdy and definitely well made ‘most definitely a great purchase for any living room or home theatre. It would make SUPERB and easy upgrade!

TLDR; Streambar Pro provides excellent Roku OS, sound and remote. Expanding with the Roku Wireless Speakers is a game changer. I've had the Streambar Pro for over a year now and if you need a streaming device and a soundbar, this device is the one to get! The Roku OS is so much better than what came with my TV. The layout is simple and apps launch quickly. The sound is a huge upgrade over the TV's built in speakers. It is much louder, dialogue is clearer, there is decent sound stage and some bass. I enjoyed using this soundbar as is for a year; however, no soundbar is going to rival a surround sound system. About a month ago, I expanded the audio setup with the Wireless Speakers and the Wireless Bass. Adding these devices was a breeze and took my TV experience from enjoyable TV watching to home theater quality. In this setup, the soundbar shifts to a center speaker where the dialogue becomes crystal clear. The Wireless Speakers handles background music and sounds, expanding the sound stage and adding some extra oomph with their own bass. I am totally immersed in movies now. If you can afford it, get this combo! The Wireless Bass is also great and adds some serious rumbles, but only takes the experience from 10 to 11. I am loving this setup! Finally, a special shout out to the pro remote! It has fantastic features I use daily like voice search, custom quick app launch buttons, headphones jack for late night watching and admittedly too often the find my remote feature.

Adding these rear speakers really made a difference and made me appreciate my HW-Q700A soundbar

Perfect soundbar that pairs with my wireless 250 speakers.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The LG Soundbar S80TR sounds fantastic. Movies, TV shows, and games are more immersive with added sound. We previously used our TV speakers for a number of years, and the LG Soundbar S80TR took everything to a whole new level. Setting up and installing the LG Soundbar took less than thirty minutes to complete. You're able to utilize your Wi-Fi or Bluetooth connectivity to listen to Spotify or audio directly from your phone, tablet, or PC. You can also Cast content directly to the soundbar. You're also to update and main the soundbar via the LG Soundbar App. Within the app you can adjust the output volume for each speaker. This is ideal if you live in an apartment or you don't want to wake your family at night. While playing content that supports a 5.1.3 setup, you're able to hear voices and sound effects all around you. The 5 represents the amount of speakers in the soundbar; the .1 represents the subwoofer, and finally, the .3 represents the Dolby Atmos speakers. The added Dolby Atmos speakers sends the audio to the ceiling and back to the listener. When you hear the added sound and clarity, you'll wonder why you didn't upgrade to a soundbar sooner. I wholeheartedly recommend the LG Soundbar S80TR to anyone wants to elevate their viewing or listening experience.

Sound bar sounds amazing. Impressed how much bass the soundbar alone has. I also bought the sub and 2 rear speakers and the whole set up sounds amazing. Definitely recommend.

I purchased the 700 Soundbar then added the rear speakers and was very pleased but wanted more bass for music and movies. Read the reviews and just purchased. The bass 700 module makes the whole system. It’s almost not worth buying if you don’t get the base module. Had it up and running in 5 minutes and did a sound check then listened to music. OMG it was awesome and worth the cost.

was worried about investing in these speakers based on reviews bur i really didn’t have any trouble at all. i did have to try pairing these to my q800a soundbar twice but its an easy pair to do so i wasn’t angry it didn’t work the first time. as for volume, i turned that up on the rear speakers and the sound is great. i could probably turn it down but i like hearing the rear channel clearly. if you havethe compatible dolby soundbar, i recommend these speakers.

Besides setting the rear and top levels volume to +6 I found out that by using the adaptive sound mode this is where the 9500S surround speakers shine on, the sound of my Q8000A soundbar was already amazing (be it music, movies , video games, everything sounds great) but when I paired the surround speakers with the soundbar I realized what I had been missing out, it was night and day , as soon as the rear speakers kicked in I knew I was in for a treat, it's just truly amazing the sound I get from these speakers working in tandem with my soundbar. I will no longer use a soundbar without rear speakers, and these not needing a hub to connect to is just the icing on the cake.