AZATOM Studio Home Soundbar 2.1 with Subwoofer, Surround Sound, 180W, Wireless Bluetooth, Large Remote Control, HDMI Compatible, Optical Cable included (32inch)

Was delivered within a couple of days of ordering. I ordered HDMI lead to go with it! Set up was easy on my Sony Smart TV was able to use my Sky Q remote control to turn sound box in and off as well as my Sony remote all was working well until I put on Netflix which is installed on TV the noise was unbelievable like a machine gun, I checked out on google could not see what was wrong then sent the manufacturer an email who emailed me back promptly. I had by then realised I could get Netflix in my Sky Q platform rather than the TV Signed in and no noise, was very relieved after all that was why I brought this soundbox. We put it on tv cabinet In front on TV but it blocked the signal so we have put it on the floor in front of cabinet. It’s a great soundbox for the money, used Bluetooth from my phone and it worked perfectly I am very pleased with it, great value for money

This has improved the quality of sound compared to my TV (LG 49UF770V 49" 4k TV). I'm using the HDMI ARC port (HDMI input #2 out of 3, as it turns out, on this TV), and this makes the soundbar integrate nicely with the TV, turning off when the TV turns off and on again (in HDMI input mode) when the TV is turned on again. The volume is more than loud enough for my living room, and has a much stronger bass/mid-range that the TV on its own. You can turn the soundbar on and off, and the TV speakers come on when the soundbar is off so you can compare the "before and after" quality. However, I don't think this soundbar has good enough sound to replace my HiFi for music. It is still lacking in proper bass - it's just a lot better than the TV. The unit is also very light, making it really easy to move around and position with one hand, but probably also reflects the fact that the weight of speaker in the unit is relatively modest.

We just upgraded to our first Smart TV (I know!), with a plan to use it for Sky Q and Xbox One X gaming. Fitted it on Saturday, so have had 48 hours with it. During that time we have watched a film (one of the Marvel ones, so covered a wide range of sound effects and volumes), and have gamed using it. Our iPod dock also failed this weekend, so we have used the soundbar’s Bluetooth capability for that. My headline opinion is that the soundbar is excellent, not just for the money paid but simply when compared with an absolute standard of TV audio. It performed great for the film, and equally well for gaming. We simply couldn’t be more impressed. It didn’t feel very heavy as it came out of the box, so I was concerned that the sound might be lightweight, too, but I needn’t have been. Base is great, tone is great, it was fantastic for both film (Thor 2) and television (Billions as well as the Tyson Fury boxing match). We also played Elite: Dangerous and Red Dead Redemption II and the sound was incredible for both. During the film, it was as close to the cinema as I have been in my own home. The TV is 55’’ and with that and the 32’’ soundbar the overall experience was amazing. I sound like a fanboy but am just properly impressed at the value and the performance. The Bluetooth range isn’t great (but we didn’t buy it for that - it sits next to the TV) but as long as our iPod stays within 4m then the sound quality and signal were great. Gripes? The remote isn’t the best - needs a firm push to get a response from the soundbar. But it doesn’t work and that’s genuinely my only hesitation. If this is your budget, buy one, you don’t need to worry that others are over £100 so might be better. I really don’t think that they are!!

This sound bar is a real auditory treat, delivering impressive sound quality that punches well above its price point. With a wide range and solid bass, your favorite tunes and movies will be brought to life in stunning detail. However, this sound bar is not without its quirks. The HDMI CEC settings may cause some frustration, as the signal from your TV will switch the sound bar off, only for it to immediately spring back to life. To make matters worse, the sound bar lacks a timeout feature, so it can stubbornly remain on even when there's no audio signal for it to play. But the real head-scratcher comes from the sound bar's tendency to default to the "Movie" audio preset whenever it powers back up. While I'm all for cinematic experiences, the neighbours are less enamored when the entire house is rumbling. Overall, this sound bar is a top performer, if you can overlook the quirks.

This low-cost soundbar really packs some punch! As with anything I purchase online, I always do my research and if you're looking for bang for buck, then I couldn't recommend the Azatom Home Soundbar 2.1 highly enough! Firstly, the sound is great - packing 180W of power + a built-in subwoofer. There's presets you can use, or customise to your own preferences. Secondly, I really appreciate the HDMI Arc feature which allows me to control the soundbar via the TV remote (I don't even bother with the soundbar remote anymore). I turn my TV on/off, and the soundbar automatically turns on/off too. Similarly, the volume controls work in the same way. Thirdly, the design is aesthetically pleasing. There is an option for wall mounting, but I'm happy positioning it beneath the TV on the TV unit. For a similarly spec'd soundbar from a 'big name' brand you could expect to pay 2, 3, maybe 4x as much. Worth serious consideration!