RIOWOIS Sound Bar for Smart TV, Customized Bass Reflector, Compact Design, Easy Setup, Home Audio Surround Sound System for PC Projector, Wall Mountable

For the price you can’t beat it! It’s small and compact so when you mount it you don’t have to worry about it falling off the wall if you can’t find a beam in the wall. Sound quality was just enough for what I needed in my apartment. The setup was very simple because the speaker automatically paired with my firestick. All I had to do was plug the optical cable into the TV and the speaker and I was up and running. Speaker's in my order model Sony TV are blown but the TV worked great so this was the next step rather than replacing a 60” that still has life. Only thing I don’t like is how you have to hook the speaker onto the screws if you choose to mount it on the wall. Like the quality and price so much I ordered one for the bedroom TV as well.

Muito bom

Not as expected

Good quality sound and easy setup Update 13 March 2026 the sound bar has stopped working it powers on but there is no sound Seller contacted me immediately and sent out a new sound bar it works perfectly 👌connected directly to my Fire TV so I only have to use one remote

The volume is great, and it sounds good in most cases. This works so much better than computer built in speakers, and a lot better than a clip-on speaker made for computers that was supposed to be good according to reviews here. For a small soundbar it has decent bass and OK stereo imaging. The Bluetooth and the 3.5mm inputs work fine, I haven't had an opportunity to use the subwoofer output so I can't comment on that. The remote works OK, but the various tone controls like music, news, and movie don't seem to do much. The remote doesn't come with batteries, and I guess it didn't claim to come with them, but just have a set of AAA ready if you want to use the remote. The flaw that I hear is hissing instead of proper sound reproduction at low volumes. It sounds like shh-shh-shhh as people are speaking or music is playing. At first I thought it was my computer soundcard, and I tried multiple soundcards, multiple computer settings and multiple software drivers on my computer. I played with turning the volume on this device up, and the computer volume down and vise-versa. Then I tried it with my phone over Bluetooth, and the same shh-shh-shh effect was there. So all I can conclude is it is just that the device is unable to produce usable sound at low volumes, and instead it comes across as noise, scratching or hissing. If you listen at moderate or loud volumes, it probably will be fine. But if you are wanting to listen at low volumes, it can be annoying.