Tragic. Useless for music. Nothing special in movies. There are no medium settings. The bass is annoying. Very few sound adjustments.

Good soundbar is a bit large in size overall, it's a bit far away. In movies and music, it has pretty good quality. The two points I want to emphasize are the following: first, regarding calibration, if it gets stuck for you because I had the same issue and I was trying for many hours to achieve it, you need to unplug it from the power and the bass. Not just simply turning off the soundbar. Once I did that, the calibration happened immediately. First, you do the calibration where you sit and then a second calibration where the speakers are, so that the machine understands how loud the two speakers should play. The second point I wanted to comment on is that regarding Miracast, the sound quality is terrible, while when I connect via Bluetooth to play music, it's perfect. Finally, even in music and movies, the bass seems excessive to me at level 5. Usually, I use level 4

Excellent solution for those who need a sound upgrade at home with real surround, without many cables and bulky speakers.

Advantages:

- Real Surround with wireless detachable rechargeable speakers that can be placed anywhere in the living room.
- 10-inch subwoofer of incredible performance, dare I say the best on the market along with the soundbar.
- 4 Dolby Atmos speakers, 2 in the body of the soundbar and 2 in the detachable wireless speakers.
- Supports additional audio formats such as DTS:X 3D, Dolby True HD, Dolby Surround 5.1, DD+.
- All available connectivity options: eArc (hdcp 2.3 = 37 gbps), AirPlay 2, Chromecast, Optical, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi streaming, 4K HDR pass-through HDMI in.

Disadvantages:

- Absence of speakers for mid-range frequencies, like most soundbars, which negatively affects the music listening experience, although not at an unacceptable level.
- No mode adjustment for better dialogue fidelity at low volume, especially for late-night hours when we don't want to wake someone up at home.

You can't have it all with a soundbar.

In conclusion, for me, it is definitely worth buying, especially if its price drops to around €700.

Edit: After 2.5 months of use, I must admit that it is a tremendous value for money at €700, which is occasionally offered as a discount.

It has 2 additional modes besides the default Smart mode on the soundbar, which improve dialogue or nighttime listening and are as follows:

Standard (mute pressed for 3 seconds and then V+)

Night (mute pressed for 3 seconds and then V-)

Of course, any soundbar cannot be compared to an expensive home cinema with an amplifier (5.1.4) and speakers (surround and ceiling) in terms of sound quality, which can cost over €2000.

It is good not to buy sound systems from TV manufacturers that play anything.

Each to their own.

Very good sound, perfect for home cinema, truly wireless. Powerful bass. The only thing you need to do is upgrade the software of the soundbar and the TV to get Dolby Atmos. Also, there will be gaps in the sound if you don't upgrade the soundbar. It is a very good all-round solution and worth its money. It easily fills a 40 square meter space without any difficulties. AirPlay WiFi from a mobile or Bluetooth.