Philips B5109 2.0 Channel Bluetooth Soundbar - HDMI ARC, Dolby Digital Plus, DTS Virtual:X, Roku TV Ready, 120W Max Power, Dark Grey

I am someone who loves movies and music. So I appreciate when I purchase a product that sounds as good as what this Philips sound bar does. Phillips has an app, to change settings for music , movies and with or without Dolby! When I turn on my Roku television, the sound bar automatically turns on. I can control the audio level from my Roku remote. It came with a remote from Phillips, but you don’t have to use both, which is a great convenience.I play music from Spotify, and my CD collection, which sounds great at any sound level up to 100% with no distortion.I did a lot of research before I pu

Wow love this sound bar it great worth the money I paid

This was not only a super deal which probably would not be found at the price that i paid for. The quality of this item is truly wonderful. Crisp, pure sound with full stereo effects and bass flex. Phillips is a greatly known product, particularly in Europe and has the quality that has been known for generations. You will not be disappointed with this soundbar. Feel free to add a sub-woofer element, however its not truly necessary, depending on the size of your room. As a musician and studio composer, producer, i must say that Phillips Soundbar excels. Easy setup, bluetooth connectivity or HDM

While easy to set up using HDMI ARC (the highest quality sound option for connecting a TV to a sound bar), the sound quality was no better than my TV's internal speakers.In terms of functionality, the EQ adjustment does work, as does the surround sound. I found turning up the bass to have no noticeable effect. The sound bar has reasonable clarity, but no improvement over my TV's internal speakers. There was no greater stereo separation than from my TV.The feedback of the LEDs when you made changes with the remote were clear, once you've read the manual.The sound bar was a good fit in front of

Value for the money, nine sounds

At the $60 sale price i got it for, i don't think anything else could beat the value and quality. i would say it's on par or exceed with most $100-120 sound bars in quality and sound. I have owned Vizio, Yamaha, LG, Samsung, and generic brands, and i would say Samsung was the worst for value (lots of problems like sub not detecting, shut off by itself, switching input on it's own for no reason, etc), with a runner up of LG (sound quality).

My soundbar did not come with the optic cord. I reached out to Philips via the Amazon link. I was told I’d get a reply within 24-48 hours, it’s been nearly 72 hours. So, I reached out to Amazon who is sending me a replacement soundbar, but it won’t arrive for many weeks due to back order I’m assuming. Meanwhile, I’m using the Bluetooth option which hard horrible sound quality and doesn’t even sync with the picture (timing is off). It’s too bad someone couldn’t have made this right by sending me an optic cord. Instead I have to wait weeks for a replacement and have the hassle of returning.

Easy to hookup, easy to use.