SAMSUNG HW-Q910B 9.1.2ch Soundbar w/ Wireless Dolby Atmos, DTS:X, Rear Speakers, Q Symphony, Built In Alexa/Voice Assistant, SpaceFit Sound, Airplay 2, Adaptive Sound, Game Pro Mode, 2022

Coming from a 2016 model Vizio 5.1 SB that did well, I had to get a new TV earlier this year, great deal on a Samsung 65" Q70A making the 38" Vizio small. Had a recent thought to see what's new in SB tech to match up with my now 2021 model TV.Late 2017 I moved from a home theatre 7.2.2 Denon AVR, Polk all the way around to RV living and that's why the SB systems now, room. Was pleased to see Atmos speakers making it to these devices so readily with more options increasing speakers above 5.1 as if I recall, that was the extent of them back in 2017.Looked at Vizio first since previous purchase w

As a preface, this soundbar is a replacement for a Samsung Q80R w/ the SWA-9000S surround speakers. To be honest, I was perfectly happy with the Q80R, in fact, it's an absolute beast for a stand alone soundbar - but the lack of any real meaningful volume from the SWA-9000S surrounds was like fumbling on the 5 yard line. Enter the Q910B, which checks every box I was looking for and thensome.The room: The Q910B is approximately 8.5 feet from my ears, while the subwoofer is beside the TV stand, approximately 20" from the wall, and the surround speakers are mounted on the wall about one foot behin

I've wanted one of these guys for a long time and the price/timing was finally right. At $1000+, no thank you. Great sound, but that is a mark up that I'm not willing to let Samsung justify. At under $800 for this simplicity and sound quality... sign me up!Okay, the sound quality is great. I've replaced a $1500 Yamaha receiver and $2000 5.1 speaker system. I'm not going to lie, for movies, this was an awesome upgrade. Better effects than before (more surround channels with Atmos) and volume (including bass) is incredibly impactful. I cannot turn it up to high, not due to distortion (haven't he

So when I first set this up it would lose sound randomly. I connected via HDMI Earc. I was ready to return it. I called Samsung and they told me to set TV to PCM in expert sound settings on Samsung TV. This worked but sound quality sucked. I switched back to auto and the sound bar worked perfectly ever since. For some reason the sound bar needed to be seen thru PCM setting before it would work. Hope this helps anyone with similar issue. As for sound quality this bar is wonderful and the bass is deep. Bass maybe too weak for some people but I think it’s good for this price range. If wasn't for

First off , I know this Q910B which is considered last years "2022" model but with a sale price of $650.00 from Amazon seller SKG and it was well worth every penny, as the list is $1,200.00. even for the 2022 model year. Personally, if I was going to pay retail I would go with the 910c which is this years model and mostly identical. The sound is amazing, in either a small or large room. If you like bass you can get this thing booming. This will work with any TV, however , if you own a Smasung Qled , you get the additional Q-Symphony feature which uses the enhanced on board speakers as well as

Was skeptical at first, upgrading from my 2014 Samsung soundbar. I didn’t want to buy something with a less powerful subwoofer which i always thought was impressive from my $800 Samsung HW-H7500. The system lacked rear speakers though and the virtual surround wasn’t cutting it anymore. Also almost everything is dolby atmos now so i figured it was time for an upgrade.I’m very impressed with the system overall! Though the subwoofer itself is half the size of my previous system, it is SCARY how much louder it can get. The issue of not being able to hear spoken content over background noise is com

First, the system was very easy to install. I suggest having your phone, and tv both set up on the same Wi-Fi channel. Then set up and connect the entire system before powering it on for the first time. Have all components plugged in and ready to go and when you turn on the sound bar the first time, it should all connect and sync to each other. Also having Samsung "smart things" on your phone will make adjusting each speaker very easy to get the sound level best for your room. Also make sure, if you have a Samsung TV that is, to have your sound output set up for both the tv and sound bar and y

2ND UPDATE: I've had this unit for over a year now. The sound drops out. After months of troubleshooting, unplugging, etc, even sending it in to be diagnosed, it still doesn't work. And Samsung has been awful with their customer service. I don't write a lot of reviews but felt I should warn people to stay away from Samsung!UPDATE: The replacement unit came and after some fiddling and a firmware update, all the speakers seem to be working and the sound is great so far. Dialogue is crisp and there's not the slight sync issues I've had with previous soundbars. Haven't watched a lot of Atmos conte