Polk Audio Signa S3 Sound Bar for TV & Wireless Subwoofer with Built-in Chromecast & Google Assistant, Low-Profile Design, Works with 8K, 4K & HD TVs, Bluetooth and Wireless Streaming

I have to admit, I listened to the masses when I bought this speaker and at this price point I figured I would give it a shot since there was free returns. The box arrived pretty beat up but its a weird box with the soundbar and sub included and it was a previous return. My first impression was not great, both the soundbar and sub is smaller then my previous system so that was concerning. Installation was a snap, took 2 minutes, synced via bluetooth, and keeps up with the video very well. It has three voice sync settings if your video quality lags. The sound quality is WAY better than I expected due its size and easily fills our open concept (15x40 ft.) living/dining/kitchen space! I really struggled with spending the extra money and upgrading to the level 3 system but its not necessary. Great system, we would buy this again in a heartbeat!

I just bought a Sony X93L with Dolby Atmos capability. Not a cheap TV. I knew I wanted a sound bar system for my living room that would do it justice. I looked & listened to sound systems by Sony, Bose, Sonos, Samsung, LG, Visio to name a few. Im a child of the 70s and grew up through the old school speakers with LOUD & LARGE surround sound home theater set ups. I love hearing all the small details around me. If i had unlimited cash I'd spent few grand on one of those systems. But i don't have that kind of money .... really I don't need that much sound system in my living room. I wanted a sound bar that would give separate bass and separation of some left and right and center channels and sound solid for movies, music and dialog. I didn't want a cheap sound either. When I listen to the brands i named before i honestly wanted to be impressed .... but just wasn't. It sounded good but many with a bar and sub together would be at least a $1000. Some much more. I came across this Polk Signa S4 and read the reviews. Polk has made solid sound for a long time. I took a chance and I'm glad i did. This sound bar is GREAT ! The build is very nice and solid. Remote is small and plastic but has very usable buttons especially the separate sound and bas volumes. Set up was fast, all needed cords included. It has very excellent center voice clarity. The other channels are distinct and create a wall of sound that "reaches out in to room before your TV and shifts left, right and up and down". It sounds really good and when your add the sub the bass flows in well but is also distinct and can be adjusted easily with the remote. If you want some bass rumble for those movies or thump for concert bass lines it can do it well. Is this system a full surround 7.1 plus sound experience? NO ! But you can really hear the shifts in channels reaching out in front of you from the array of speakers projection left, right, center and up. I personally found the bass in the front to the side of the bar by the TV is really good. But for me i placed the sub woofer behind me and got some really nice "surround like" feel that pulled all those sound bar channels all together to a more full room experience. Im totally satisfied and recommend this system. The price was $299 vs $1000 plus for some of the others. Amazon offered me a $200 gift card to sign up for their credit card making this sound bar cost $100. I was sold at $299 but at $100 it was a steal. Try it .... its a great living room system with Great value for the price. I Love It!

I'm no audiophile by any means but the Roku 4K TV I purchased had weak internal speakers. I wanted something that was easy to set up & didn't require any Tech wizardry.After reading various reviews of systems at higher price points that offered more features that I wouldn't use (Bluetooth, multiple speakers etc.) I decided to purchase this. Shipping was fine & timely, set up was also thank fully easy took less than 10 mins.After playing around with the settings on the Signa 2 remote for a bit I picked the settings I liked and used the Roku remote to run the TV after that. Changing setting on the Signa remote is very easy if you switch to a movie or music.There are 3 settings for voice adjustments, I was surprised by how much difference there are between them. I watch a lot of anime and changing between the three really highlighted the difference. On the highest setting the voices are much clearer and more of the background sounds are suppressed.Likewise the movie setting is very different & you will get a much better overall sound experience with it on when watching movies.The only real problem is the sound control, while my Roku remote moves the sound volume up & down one number at a time the Signa S2 once it is connected overrides the Roku remote from an audio perspective and adjusts the volume up or down in increments of 3...odd but I have not found a way to change it after several months of use.At lower volume levels its not so bad but going from 13/16/19 as your only choices in medium levels is annoying. And 22 is other than music always too loud and 10 is too low.But other than the annoying sound controls the system works very well, much better than the built in speakers. I am listening to this in a 12x15 bedroom so a larger/smaller room may mean volume controls are more important.As to the overall sound quality to me it is fine, I'm not as concerned when watching TV about sound quality like I would be with head phones for use in gaming or listening to music. If your just looking to enhance the sound quality of your TV coupled with ease of set up & use at a fairly low price point I think you'd be pretty happy with this system.