JBL Bar Studio 2.0

This sound bar is pretty poor in volume level, yes it is on 30 watts but in a living area is poor so is best in a bedroom size area.
The bass is full on and it delivers poor bass a bit like having a Bluetooth speaker for outside use.
As this was replacing my existing sound bar, my old one was much better and similar cost in money.

The bar itself is extremely good quality in the make and design. It’s functioning buttons are very easy to navigate and it hooks up to the TV with no issues. The only downfall is that the Bluetooth is always disconnecting after a certain period of time and needs to be disconnected and reconnected in order to link to the tv again.

Connected to 10 year old Samsung TV via optical cable. Very happy with the sound quality and that the TV remote still controls the volume. Looks like a well made product. Took all of 60 seconds to get it set up. Now it is set up have no use for the supplied (very small) remote control.

I wanted a sound bar that would sit in front off a small TV and inside a cabinet. This JBL sound bar is perfect for the job. Easy to connect via HDMI in my case, and has improved the sound quality. The only minus is that there is a slight sound delay when watching movies between the TV and the sound bar.

Everyone can agree that the in-built speakers of flat screen TVs are never great. This budget sound bar (under $250) makes watching movies and video games much more enjoyable with very good depth and clarity, especially with film dialogue. It can get very loud before it shows any sign of distortion, with a couple of different sound modes accessible by the remote (albeit a bit fiddly). It's out of the box plug-and-play, with HDMI out (cable not supplied), optical out (supplied), AUX and Bluetooth connectivity. Make sure the device you're connect...