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If you want to have a lot of control over how your setup sounds, consider the Samsung HW-Q950A instead. It comes with some additional features that the Bose Smart Soundbar 900 with Speakers + Bass Module lacks, like a 7-band graphic EQ. It's ideal if you want more ability to customize its sound profile, especially in the mid-range where most voices reproduce.

Overall, this setup has a very versatile performance. It supports Dolby Atmos and DTS content, offering a pretty immersive listening experience with movies. Dialogue in movies and TV shows is reproduced clearly thanks to its balanced and neutral sound, especially in the mids, and its dedicated sub offers a fairly present and thumpy bass for music genres like hip-hop and EDM. There's even a Full HDMI In port that supports video passthrough, which the Bose lacks.

So why isn't it the top pick? When you break down the overall score, you can see that it doesn't perform as well as the Bose when it comes to some key sound tests - and the difference is noticeable when you compare them back-to-back with real-life content. The Samsung's soundstage isn't as wide or immersive-sounding as the Bose, and it doesn't reproduce as much bass out-of-the-box, so you feel less thump and rumble in action movies. It's a great setup, but if you're just looking for a plug-and-play bar, the extra customization features aren't worth it.

If you're looking for a premium Atmos soundbar that gives you more control over the bar's sound, check out the Samsung HW-Q950A. This premium 11.1.4 setup comes with a fantastic selection of sound enhancement features, including a 7-band graphic EQ that lets you adjust the bar's sound more to your liking. There are lots of EQ presets available, too, so you can change the bar's settings with the touch of a button.

With Dolby Atmos content, the bar uses up-firing drivers built into the bar and the satellites to bounce sound off the ceiling and back down towards you, which creates the illusion of height. Thanks to its neutral sound profile, this soundbar reproduces dialogue in your favorite movies accurately and with detail. Its dedicated subwoofer reproduces an extended low-bass, so you feel the thump and rumble in action-packed scenes.

When you compare it to the Bose Smart Soundbar 900 with Speakers + Bass Module and the Sonos Arc with Sub + One SL Speakers, you notice that the bar's soundstage isn't quite as wide and immersive-sounding. Also, if you have an LG TV, the bar has issues streaming Atmos content via passthrough, which is disappointing if you want to connect the bar to an Xbox, PS5, or Apple TV. If you don't use passthrough, it's still a solid pick.

The Samsung HW-Q950A is the best customizable soundbar for music that we've tested. This 11.1.4 setup comes with lots of sound customization features to help you adjust its sound to your liking, so unlike the Bose and the Sonos, you find lots of EQ presets as well as a 7-band graphic EQ to control the sound across the range. There's also a room correction feature to optimize audio based on your room's unique acoustics, so your favorite songs are clear in any space. 

Right out-of-the-box, it has a neutral sound profile, especially in the mids where most vocals and lead instruments are reproduced. Its bass range is a little bit quiet compared to the Bose out-of-the-box, but fortunately, you can use its subwoofer level adjustment to simulate a similar performance. As a result, you can feel the thump and rumble in bass-heavy genres like EDM.

Overall, it's a very versatile soundbar, but its performance isn't perfect. First, its soundstage is good, but it isn't as wide and immersive-sounding as what you get with the Bose and the Sonos. Also, its bass and treble adjustments don't actually change the frequency response, so you have to rely on the graphic EQ to customize its sound. It's a great choice if you're willing to put in the time to balance out its sound to your liking, but its out-of-the-box performance isn't as good as the Bose.

The best customizable soundbar for movies that we've tested is the Samsung HW-Q950A. Unlike the Bose Smart Soundbar 900, this 11.1.4 setup comes with many different EQ presets to help you customize its sound, as well as a 7-band graphic EQ to control different frequencies across the range. It supports both Dolby Atmos and surround sound content, offering an immersive sound that brings your favorite movies to your living room.

Like most premium setups, this bar comes with a room correction feature to automatically optimize its audio reproduction based on your room's unique acoustics - Samsung calls it Auto EQ. With this feature on, its sound profile is quite neutral and balanced which ensures dialogue is clear and present in the mix, but the bass is a bit lacking compared to the Bose. You can easily fix this with its included subwoofer level adjustment feature, though.

While its soundstage is good, there's a noticeable difference when you compare it to the Bose or the Sonos. The focus is good, but it isn't as wide as the competition, so you don't get the same sense of immersion from all angles. Also, its bass and treble adjustments didn't work on the model that we purchased, which is quite disappointing for such a premium bar. Still, if you want a feature-packed setup, it's a solid pick.

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. but it works in a pinch for casual). Yeah, it has it's idiosyncrasies (display on top; Samsung Smart Things controls vs remote; limited gaming connections/120Hz support), but I LIKE the cloth cover! Would I buy it again? MOST LIKELY (only if Samsung has another humongous gift card promotion).  Some of my particulars: A low profile is a must (2

 Demo 4K Discs: Avenger's Endgame (Dolby Atmos) - awesome! clear voices w/surrounds+sub in play (it rumbles); 2001 Space Odyssey (DTS-HD) - not so much with classical music playing. Haven't run into any eARC issues yet. Waiting for Harry Potter 4K to show up to check DTS-X.

 Get movies/TV programs, whether it's streamed, through a cable box, or with a UHD Blu Ray player to the TV and the soundbar with no lag or dropouts and provide immersive sound. Does it deliver? YES. Is it expensive? YES. Is it as good as a dedicated HT rig? OF COURSE NOT (but its close enough)

I was looking for a premium soundbar to go with a new Sony A80J 77" OLED TV. My requirements are simple since I'm not a gamer. Get movies/TV programs, whether it's streamed, through a cable box, or with a UHD Blu Ray player to the TV and the soundbar with no lag or dropouts and provide immersive sound. Does it deliver? YES

Best soundbar available if your expectations are reasonable and straightforward

I first bought a Samsung T59 soundbar, which didn't cut it. The bass was not good. Replaced it with the Q800A, and it was like day and night. Great crisp detailed highs and super lows that you can feel if you want to crank it up

 Replaced it with the Q800A, and it was like day and night. Great crisp detailed highs and super lows that you can feel if you want to crank it up. Bought the rear speakers for it as well and love the set up. The only real negatives are Samsung's awkward and unfriendly menu system for setting the sound as you want it and lack of documentation about what the various setting do and which are better to use in what situations

Awesome sound quality with the bass I desired

 Two hdmi ends one hdmi, earc output, usb for service, a little network button, subwoofer pairing button and then on the very far end is the power input. Let'S just flip this around on the top center looks like there's a little led display volume up volume down, looks like possibly a mute button or cancel button and then probably a selection button or menu button. It does support dolby atmos dts-x with 11.1

 Speakers were more spacious, rather than coming from above my head. Keep in mind that the placement and the type of room that you have will impact the sound greatly. So the things that i heard or didn't hear might sound totally different in yours. One more thing that we've got to check out is the automatic room eq

 Okay, with the surround speakers, we get two power chords, one for the left, one for the right. Let'S take a quick look at these all right, so this is the surround speaker up front. I believe there's a full full range driver up front and i believe, there's another full range driver on the top for the atmos speakers. So this is going to be forward firing and then the driver up top here will be upwards firing for your rear, atmos height effects

8 inches deep and it weighs 27.2 pounds besides the power cord. This does pair with the soundbar wirelessly the same for the surround speakers all right. So what do we got here? This is the q950a

BEST SOUNDBAR 2021? Samsung Q950A Soundbar Review & Demo

At the time of me writing this I can grab a Samsung HW-Q950A for $999, or spend a little more on a Sonos Arc and Sub for $1,449. They’re regularly the same price and would have done Sonos but the low price on the Samsung really has me interested. Another point to the Samsung for me is my wife is considering getting a Blu Ray player and since most Blu Rays are in DTS:X the Sonos would be basically useless.

 Like I said, more surround and 360 atmos sound than many other setups, or even just about any other soundbar or basic home theater setup. But… I don’t think I would say more immersive. The bass is quite poor. The Sonos arc with surrounds setup even without a sub attached has better sounding and more powerful bass than this unit with the soundbar

1 and I don’t want a middle man from my devices to the tv. I will add that this may be partially the tv as the culprit. The setup I prefer works with the Sonos arc setup, but I have had some “handshake” issues with that as well from the Apple TV to the tv itself then to the arc. I’ve only noticed this once and it didn’t last long, but I do want to mention

 Just seems like getting multiple devices to handshake via hdmi and understand what each device is sending and receiving along the way in general can get complicated. - sound quality was fair. Like I said, more surround and 360 atmos sound than many other setups, or even just about any other soundbar or basic home theater setup. But… I don’t think I would say more immersive

 Yes this did a better surround/360 atmos job than the traditional home theater setup I was using. - airplay 2 function worked without a hiccup.  Here is the bad: - want to know what content is playing? I did. And couldn’t

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4 Samsung Q950A, there's the JBL Bar 9, the Sony HT-A5/7000, and my current pick, the 5.0.1 Sonos Arc. There's also the Klipsch Cinema 1200

There's the 11.1.4 Samsung Q950A, there's the JBL Bar 9, the Sony HT-A5/7000, and my current pick, the 5.0

This is our small home theater sound system, fitting into a room about 10x20. In that space, this sound bar can fill the room with ease and shake the walls without breaking a sweat. Installation and set up was easy, even accounting for the addition of the rear speakers which connect wirelessly. The system auto detects the activation of the inputs and turns on for us making it one less remote to program/reach for to get ready to use

 Installation and set up was easy, even accounting for the addition of the rear speakers which connect wirelessly. The system auto detects the activation of the inputs and turns on for us making it one less remote to program/reach for to get ready to use.  We've watched a number of movies as well as connected this to an XBox console for gaming and in each case it was some of the highest quality and most immersive sound I've had outside a full THX theater. Admittedly, the smaller subwoofer means some of the base is a little lighter than ideal, but considering the space we're working in, it's still more than enough

  We've watched a number of movies as well as connected this to an XBox console for gaming and in each case it was some of the highest quality and most immersive sound I've had outside a full THX theater. Admittedly, the smaller subwoofer means some of the base is a little lighter than ideal, but considering the space we're working in, it's still more than enough.

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 Now, I hope this one doesn't malfunction shortly after the return window . . .  UPDATE II: Uh oh

  UPDATE: I thought twice and decided to get another HW-Q60T soundbar to replace the faulty unit, because of its ability to interface seamlessly with my Samsung TV[s]. I figured I'd return it immediately if it performed poorly, but this one doesn't perform poorly. It works well. The volume is fine and the bass is punchy

 .  UPDATE II: Uh oh. The volume problems are happening again. For shows I could watch with the volume set at 28-35, I now have to set between 75-95

I purchased the HW-Q60T soundbar to go with our new Samsung Q80T television. This replaced an old Samsung soundbar/wireless sub I liked that stayed with the house we sold. The Q60T was easy to set up and interfaced immediately with the TV and the wireless subwoofer. I was underwhelmed with the weak sound output

Weak sound and poor support

 Maybe put a small prism on top? * I gave up trying to enable Alexa on the thing. This may be important to you, but I don't use Alexa anyway. * I also couldn't update firmware via the app for some reason. Worked fine with a USB stick

1.2. I really like how everything is wireless except power cords and HDMI, the dialog enhancement option is pretty neat, and the AutoEQ feature works with nothing but the soundbar and the subwooder themselves.  I also like that it is relatively futureproof, as every standard short of HDMI 2

1.4 configuration, and still called it the best soundbar. So if you are looking at the HW-Q950A, and the market price of the HW-Q900A + SWA-9500S is significantly lower, you may want to consider that option.  I'm no audiophile but the HW-Q900A sounds pretty incredible to me as-is in 7

0.2, but RTINGS tested the HW-Q950A mostly in 9.1.4 configuration, and still called it the best soundbar

Very nice soundbar. Consider the HW-Q900A + SWA-9500S over the HW-Q950A, depending on price

 The sound would cut out every minute or so. I ended up streaming to it via Bluetooth but that is problematic as every time I turned out the TV it would break the BT connection and I would have to manually reconnect it. I decided to reconnect it to the wifi as it would not do so. I spend 1

 I decided to reconnect it to the wifi as it would not do so. I spend 1.5 hours with a Samsung tech who finally managed to get me reconnected to the soundbar only to have Alexa still not working. I called back only to find there was no documentation on my first call

 That by itself is not unusual, however the phone must be present if you want to use Alexa. What happens if you have people without phones? Well, Alaxa will not work. Really? So between the horrrible tech support combined with a pathetic design, I cannot recommend this system except for its exceptional sound when playing music and TV

Wifi ? Sort of, sound quality is great but wifi connectivity requires phones to be present

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Bring all your entertainment to life with the extraordinarily realistic sound of Arc, the premium smart soundbar for TV, movies, music, and more. Surround yourself in the story with 3D sound from Dolby Atmos, and enjoy control with your TV remote, your voice, the Sonos app, and Apple AirPlay 2.

If you want a setup that supports DTS content, check out the Sonos Arc with Sub + One SL Speakers. Its soundstage performance isn't as impressive as the Bose Smart Soundbar 900 with Speakers + Bass Module and doesn't support Bluetooth, but a recent update to the Sonos S2 app finally added support for DTS. It's exciting news, especially if you watch a lot of content from Blu-rays since DTS is the fallback for DTS-HD MA formatted discs. The bar offers a wide, immersive soundstage with a clear and real sound that makes it seem like sound objects are coming from an accurate point in the soundstage. For example, helicopters seem to fly overhead from a pinpoint location, making it feel like you're in the center of the action. Like the Bose, it has a room correction feature called TruePlay, but its default sound is a bit bright and lacking in low-bass. Fortunately, you can easily customize it for a more neutral sound by setting its bass to '1' and its treble to '-1'.

You can't go wrong with either of these premium setups. If you want a setup with better soundstage and Bluetooth capabilities, check out the Bose. For a similar bar with DTS support, consider the Sonos instead.

If you want a similar setup with DTS support, check out the Sonos Arc with Sub + One SL Speakers. This 5.1.2 setup isn't as well-built as the Bose Smart Soundbar 900 with Speakers + Bass Module, and its soundstage isn't as impressive, but it can support DVDs, CDs, and Blu-rays formatted as DTS content. DTS is a surround sound format that's not very common on its own, but it's the fallback for higher-quality DTS-HD MA content found on a lot of Blu-ray discs. As a result, this soundbar gives you more flexibility when watching movies since there's support for more types of content. It's also an impressive choice for Dolby Atmos content. Thanks to its up-firing drivers, sound seems to come from all around you, meaning you feel like you're sitting in the middle of the action. Its focus is pretty good, so sound objects like cars in a chase scene seem like they're racing past you from one pinpoint location to another.

You can't go wrong with either of these setups. But if you want a Bluetooth-compatible bar that's better-built with a better soundstage, check out the Bose. If you want a bar that supports DTS content, consider the Sonos instead.

If you want a 5.1 soundbar with DTS support, check out the Sonos Arc with Sub + One SL Speakers. This premium setup doesn't support as many wireless playback options like the Bose Smart Soundbar 900 with Speakers + Bass Module. However, a recent update to the Sonos S2 app allows it to playback DTS content commonly found in movies. Otherwise, the two bars offer very similar performances. It also has a room correction feature, which Sonos calls Trueplay, though it's only available with iOS devices. With Trueplay on, its sound profile is a bit bright, but you can use its bass and treble adjustments to create a more neutral sound if you want. It also offers a very immersive surround sound, and it's a solid choice for listening to Dolby Atmos content.

You can't go wrong with either of these premium setups. Consider the Bose if you want a Bluetooth-compatible soundbar with a better soundstage. Check out the Sonos if you want to watch DTS content.

If you want a setup with a rumbling bass for watching DTS content, consider the Sonos Arc with Sub + One SL Speakers instead. While its soundstage performance isn't as impressive as the better-built Bose Smart Soundbar 900 with Speakers + Bass Module, a recent update to the Sonos S2 app adds support for DTS formatted content often found on Blu-rays. Overall, it's a versatile bar, with a deep low-frequency extension that helps you feel the thump and rumble in music and movies. With impressive surround and Atmos performances, you can feel the rumble in action-packed movies, too. While there's a bass adjustment feature available, unfortunately, you won't find a subwoofer level tool to adjust the bar's sub on its own.

You can't go wrong with either of these setups. If you want a better-built bar with a better soundstage, check out the Bose. If you want a bar that supports DTS content, consider the Sonos instead.

If you want a similar soundbar with DTS support, consider the Sonos Arc with Sub + One SL Speakers instead. While this soundbar isn't Bluetooth-compatible and doesn't have as impressive of a soundstage as the Bose Smart Soundbar 900 with Speakers + Bass Module, it supports DTS, meaning you can listen to concerts and other media from your favorite musicians on Blu-ray. Like other premium bars, it has a room correction feature - Sonos calls it TruePlay, and it's only available with iOS devices. Its default sound is a bit bright, but you can use its bass and treble adjustments to get a more neutral sound that clearly reproduces the punch in the bass range and the detail of vocals and instruments in the mids. You won't find many sound enhancement features besides its bass and treble adjustments, though. It also only supports Wi-Fi, so you can't cast music from your phone to the bar via Bluetooth.

If you want a Bluetooth-compatible bar with a better stereo soundstage, check out the Bose. However, if you want a bar with DTS support for listening to concerts on Blu-ray, consider the Sonos instead.

If you're looking for a similar setup with DTS support, consider the Sonos Arc with Sub + One SL Speakers instead. While its soundstage isn't quite as impressive as the Bose Smart Soundbar 900 with Speakers + Bass Module, a recent update to the Sonos S2 app added support for DTS content. While DTS isn't common on its own, it's the common fallback for the higher-quality DTS-HD MA format, which you can find on a lot of Blu-rays. Like the Bose, the Sonos is a very premium setup with an immersive sound right out-of-the-box. With both Atmos and surround sound content, the action feels like it's taking place around you, and there's great focus overhead thanks to its satellite speakers. 

If you want a better-built bar with a better stereo soundstage, check out the Bose. However, if you watch a lot of Blu-rays and want a bar with DTS support, consider the Sonos instead.

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