LG S40TR 4.1 ch. Home Theater Soundbar with Rear Surround Speakers and Wireless Subwoofer, Wow Interface, Dolby Audio, AI Sound Pro, Amazon Exclusive - Black

I love home audio, car audio etc. but I didn't want to break the bank, so this setup is perfect for our living room. Its not for everyone though, hope this review will help you out.During movies this setup is REALLY immersive. (Keep reading for details) MAKE SURE you change the audio setting to "Cinema" on the remote! I leave it on cinema all the time, even just watching TV or YouTube, unless I'm listening to music then I switch to the music mode.On our TV we were able to change the TV settings to allow the TV remote to adjust the volume of the LG system, and it also turns the TV off and ALL t

I spent quite a bit of time comparing soundbars before buying this one because I wanted the best sound I could get without spending a fortune. It's paired with my 65-inch TV, and I honestly think it was the right choice for the money. The sound quality is a huge improvement over the built-in TV speakers. Voices are much clearer, movies have more depth, and the wireless subwoofer adds enough bass to make action movies and music much more enjoyable without being overwhelming. The rear surround speakers also make a noticeable difference and help create a much more immersive experience than a stan

I'd been perusing surround sound systems for quite some time when I came across these. Most surround systems that advertise they are wireless, are not truly wireless. This system connects to one another via Bluetooth, making them truly wireless, with the exception of the connection between the two rear speakers. One of the rear speaker connects via Bluetooth. There is a small-gauge wire that must be run between the two rear speakers. Easy set up. The speakers recognized each other quickly and synced to the television. Upon initial set up, we were disappointed to learn that our current televisi

Let me start with "WOW" for $200 you get 3 wireless speakers and a 30 ft speaker cable to the 2nd rear speaker to power it up. At 1st after I got it setup and all the speakers are paired with the sound bar there was no sound from the rear speakers. You must download the LG App and install it. It will assist you with making the BT connection from phone to SB. There is a box in the settings where you click on to turn the rears on. And then "BAM" the sound came on and it was surprisingly loud then I ever expected. For $200 the value for the money 💰 is phenomenal in my opinion. All the devices ar

Love this. Good quality sound for the price. Easy to set up too and I'm no expert. It took me awhile to figure out that one if the rear speakers has to be plugged into a wall outlet as well as the bar and subwoofer. The instructions really don't tell you that.

For over a year after buying my LG 77" OLED 4K TV I have been researching home theater systems. All were either too complicated and/or too expensive, some costing more than the TV.I finally came across this soundbar / SubWoofer / 2 rear speaker 4.1 surround sound system made by LG especially for its own brand of smart TVs. It promised a simple install and full integration with the TV's settings, at a very reasonable price. I decided to try it.The simple setup was 98% plug-n-play with just a few minor tweaks in the TV settings. The wireless speaker and subwoofer connections were flawless. The s

This is my first soundbar I ever bought in my life. I’m glad I got it with the rear speakers. It feels like I’m in a movie theater! It was a plug and play set up with my LG c5 oled and it sounds amazing! I immediately noticed a huge improvement with the sound quality. I recommend to keep the setting on cinema mode for the best sound. When I listen to music I change it to ai sound mode pro or whatever it’s called. The rear speakers have one screw point to mount it. The equipment included two small screws for this so make sure you don’t lose them. I ordered two stands for the rear speakers and I

I simply can't believe the good reviews on this sound bar. LG should stick to kitchen appliances. Let me lead into this a bit. I bought an LG TV, my first LG TV, about a year ago. Not really pleased with it but that's not the review here. I already owned a Visio sound bar so I hooked it up to the TV. An optical out was the only wire that hooked my sound bar to the TV. Would not work. Not wanting to spend a lot of money on a new sound bar I found a reasonable one on Amazon and purchased it. Really liked the way it sounded but after about 5 minutes the TV would go haywire. It would play for abou