Vizio V Series V21-H8 vs Denon AVR-S750H

It's the model number v821-h8 and it was at a pretty nice deal actually 159.99, not necessarily a steal of a deal based upon what costco can often giv...

Um, so here's the front of it. We've got cable bluetooth game heroes and then we've got our different sound modes: the master volume, the source input...

The Roku Smart Soundbar seemed like the perfect solution. I used it for a few weeks and ended up returning it. Here is what I experienced:

Boy was I wrong. I just picked up a Denon AVR-S750H earlier this week for around $550. Oh my God.

5mm analog input and another, all-new 3.5mm connection for your "voice assistant speaker" (read: Amazon Echo Dot). Ty Pendlebury/CNETThe idea behind the "VA" (voice activated) input is noble enough. You connect your smart speaker to this port and the soundbar switches to the input automatically when it hears a command

We tried to convey to you our honest opinions on this product, but in the end, it's going to be up to you to check out these receivers, listen to them...

I have v21 h8 and it is been very difficult to set up. Assistant can link via Bluetooth but then you cannot have other devices link to the soundbar. There is voice assistant aux in but sadly no ga gh product has 3.5 mm jack

Don't like it because Denon removed the input / outputs , So you're locked into a Denon with NO share but bluetooth. You have one input on this device with NO outputs for other devices

After extensive research for soundbar/subwoofer ordered a Vizio. Pre-read quick guide prior to arrival. Got all & was baffled at remote being impossible to open, so after googling & still couldn’t open, called Vizio. Connection to wherever the call goes to was hardly audible, finally Rep suggested I use a small coin to pry the remote open, which I gently did, and the the ENTIRE remote fell apart with pieces flying everywhere, and her suggestion was then for me to just not use the remote

While there is about 8 months left on the 2 year Denon warranty, it's going to cost me >$100 to ship it to the nearest authorized service center whereupon they may or may not decide it's covered by the warranty. The service center said if it's determined to be covered by warranty, they'll likely just send me a refurb unit. If it's not covered by warranty, the service will cost me between $100-200 and may take several months, plus I'll be on the hook for return shipping. At which point I could have probably bought a new, more reliable unit

Wireless subwoofer that looks top of the line, looks modern and small. You can place it anywhere in that room as well. Has the better options than the...

Sound quality? Amazing. Um, you know usability and versatility and user friendliness? out of the out of the out of this world. you know, Super easy to...