Amazon Fire TV Soundbar Plus (newest model) with built-in subwoofer, 3.1 channel, Dolby Atmos, clear dialogue

Plug and Play: Hard Bass and Clear Treble
In a world where other TV sound bars can exceed $500 – $1,000+, the Amazon Fire TV Soundbar Plus exceeds my expectations for the price point. I own a Samsung smart TV and use the Fire Stick as the primary source of content, and the set up for the soundbar was very simply “plug and play” using the provided high speed HDMI cable. After tweaking a couple small settings to fit the room the TV is in, I’ve found that the bass is strong and deep, the treble comes through clearly, and dialogue can be heard nicely through both. The settings menu is simple and easy to use, as is the remote that is included with the bar was well. The soundbar itself has some solid weight to it and feels high quality for what it costs. My TV’s speakers were okay for what they are, but the sounds that comes through this product are on a different level. I can highly recommend this product for anyone not necessarily looking to spend the aforementioned $500 – $1,000+ on other brands bars and are looking for solid quality at a fair price point.

Excellent soundbar — great value!
I decided to replace my aging LG 2.1 soundbar recently with a 2.0 or higher unit. Didn’t want a separate sub for space and “good neighbor” reasons as we recently had moved into a mid-sized garden apartment with an upstairs neighbor. We limited our budget to $200 after surveying the market, using Amazon and Best Buy websites. Our finalists consisted of three units, a JBL “5.0” and a Samsung 2.0, and this 2.0 unit. Our TV is a 4 year old Toshiba 50” Fire unit with HDMI ARC and digital outputs.The JBL unit eliminated itself by its really clunky small remote control (“press this button 3 times to adjust bass response” and “hold this button for 5 seconds to pair BT unit”). Pain in the butt to say the least. The unit had decent bass response but showed significant bass distortion and crackling at moderate volume levels. Occasionally it lost connection with the TV and we struggled to reconnect. Another pain in the butt.The Samsung unit does not have HDMI ARC connections so control features are not possible with TV remote using digital connectors. It proved hard to pair with BT and midrange (especially voice tones) were somewhat muffled at low volume levels. It was a pain to have two separate remote controls needed to customize our audio experience.(We had ordered all three for a side-by-side comparison. I am not a technophile so you won’t see a long technical conversation here.)The Amazon Fire unit is ideal for us! It was discovered by our Fire TV very quickly. We can control the bass and treble levels, surround sound, EQ and other audio features through the soundbar remote control. Volume is controlled by our TV remote. Audio controls plus DTS Tru-Volume and Audio Delay are also available on-screen in the settings menu of the TV. Sound is crisp and clear with a pleasant bass sound, with a hint of sub-bass notes (the “good neighbor” factor!)We love listening to music and playing it through the soundbar using the onscreen Spotify app is so easy that even my wife can do it! Plus any Bluetooth audio source pairs easily and sounds great as well.In conclusion we are very pleased with this soundbar unit and we highly recommend it. It’s not high powered and it probably won’t fill a large room or man cave with crushing sound, but it is perfect for us. Put Fire with Fire and you have a winner!

Muy buen sonido y funciona muy bien, muy recomendado

This soundbar provides excellent, room-filling immersive sound. Voices are super clear, and the audio is crisp and well-balanced. Only complaint is that it takes up to 10 seconds or more sometimes to connect sound after turning the TV on – a minor irritant. Overall, an excellent subless option. Recommended!