LG SK1

So here's my final thoughts about this lg sk1. When it comes to clarity, it has a really crisp sound, but it does lack bass response.

These have the tendency to have even worse sound quality compared to the 50-inch plus behemoths, more likely to inhabit a living room. So, despite its...

I bought an LG SK1. It's definitely better than the built in TV speakers but l I'm not super happy with it for the price. $80 feels like too much.

The SK1 soundbar has improved dialog clarity of our LG OLED TV. Less pleasing is the amount of time and energy required (on the LG Support site) to really learn the best way to connect and use the various settings. Yes, it works as soon as you connect the cable, but we really weren't getting the ben...

I purchased this sound bar because the flat screen TV was difficult to hear and didn't sound very well when turned up.

0 entry-level soundbar with overall sub-par performance. It doesn't have a wireless sub and it struggles to produce a low, deep, and extended bass.

Just brought this for my Westinghouse tv which has the worst volume. The audio on this soundbar is really loud which I love. But it is not insync with the tv. I can hear both audios. So tomorrow morning I'm returning it.

I could give it 5 stars if it contained a hard copy of operating instructions for the bat and remote

Although this is a 2channel product, it delivers a very good sound! For the price, it is a tremendous buy! To top it off, it was extremely simple to set up! Very happy with the purchase, price quality, and delivery!

Its small design means that its soundstage isn't as wide as other models like the Sony HT-S100F or the TCL Alto 6+. You won't find a bar that replicates a truly immersive sound in this price range, but the LG's soundstage is especially small, and sound doesn't really pass the edges of the bar itself. If you're low on space, it's a solid pick, but if you have extra room, you can still get more immersion from other cheap options