Soundcore Infini Pro Integrated 2.1 Channel Soundbar with Dolby Atmos and Built-in Subwoofers, TV Surround Sound System with 4K HDR Pass-Through,HDMI Arc,Bluetooth 5 Wireless Music Streaming

I've waited a month to review the Infini Pro to be sure of my observations because I was frankly confused by some of the lower ratings, to each their own. Not sure I would have looked at this at all except that I'm a Soundcore fan as the Flare + is my go to blue tooth speaker. This good looking, simple to use soundbar is designed for smaller rooms and that describes my family room. It connected instantly to my 2018 TCL series 5 tv via hdmi arc and we've experienced none of the delay issues listed elsewhere. We stream 100% of our content so I cannot comment on Atmos as the TCL does not support it. This is the third soundbar I've tried. The first was a Vizio with a separate sub woofer optically connected. I thought it performed well for tv and had better bass due to its separate sub woofer. My wife would not tolerate the separate subwoofer or the fact that it required the use of the Vizio remote for power and volume control. The Vizio did a poor job on music as whatever channel reproduces voice was shallow. I tried a lower price unit that did not meet my expectations and also required a separate remote. The ability to use the TCL/Roku remote to control power and volume is wonderful. The first Infini Pro received had a slight vibration in the left channel at high volume. I contacted customer service and they instantly issued a return authorization and shipped another unit. Whatever you think of Anker/Soundcore products, they've got a GREAT customer service department. The new unit installed just as easy and there was no vibration. The infini Pro has a full sound that does not neglect mids and treble while providing more than adequate bass and it gets loud. We have an 11 year old projector and a HSU ventriloquist system in the basement so I have good idea of what a surround system should sound like. No single bar system at this price can reproduce that. We got ours using the $50.00 coupon at Amazon for $179.00. The decision to buy was easy at that point. It easily out performs the Bose Solo and comes pretty close to the Sonos Beam that costs twice as much. A bonus to the Infini Pro is the way it handles music. We do not have a stereo system in the family room and never streamed music over the stock tv speakers. This thing has amazing fidelity for the price. I know it's not a $3,000 stereo system but again for the price it has great performance. We stream music all the time now through the tv or Bluetooth. The one drawback is the IR remote. C'mon Soundcore this is 2020 IR is obsolete. This soundbar needs the ability to connect to a network. Could've deducted half a star but everything else meets or exceeds expectation.

I have been fan of Anker company and its customer service since 2012 when they initially launched their cell batteries and now they have become such a big company, I get excited when they launch new product but I must admit I haven't used any of their sister company i.e. soundcore's product so I was skeptical at first but when you get Dolby Atmost for $200, it should be a good deal right. well kind of.... the trade of is that, integration is not as flawless as Samsung, Bose or Sonos... You must thing I am crazy comparing Sound Core to name brands right ?? However, the thing is Anker always made a product which meets or beats name brands quality so naturally I was expecting same thing and 80% of the time they deliver to ..but with this sound bar its a hit or miss ... They don't mention it but, there is no Wifi integration to this product and controlled via app though bluetooth which might be slow or sometime unresponsive... I also hated the fact that you have to long press the remote power button to power on and limited to Movie, music or mode...I would love to see if it automatically detected what I was watching and switch the mode... Oh well you get what you paid for... I was really happy with the sound quality though, it is at least 100x better than the Vizio I returned which claims to have all the bells and whistle. Sound quality is pretty close to flawless and there is no sync issue... I watched Avengers End game again and I got pretty close to theater quality sound. :)

One thing to keep in mind when buying this that i did not look into enough is how long it is. It is 37 inches long, make sure you plan ahead on your tv stand or entertainment center and take measurements so that you allot the space for this ahead of time. This will keep you from having to rearrange your whole setup when you get it because you had no idea it would be so big like i had to. Anyway about the product, if you have a ARC HDMI port on your TV like mine does then it is simply plug and play. I did not try to use it on Bluetooth or any other way once i connected it in this fashion. With ARC it will sync with your TV remote so you don't need to use both your TV remote and the remote for the sound bar. All the buttons you need are also on the soundbar itself so worst case you don't need any remotes. Sound is great but i have ONE complaint. For some reason (and i looked it up, it is not just me) the Nintendo Switch does not work well with the soundbar. The sound will go in and out when you go into menus and are in game. But i tested it on a Xbox one x, Wii u and Xbox 360. No issues with those, just use your TV sound if you play Nintendo switch otherwise this device is perfect for price in my opinion.

Great value for Atmos. Works perfect with the 5 series TCL 43” via hdmiarc for an excellent set up for my bedroom. I wanted to try the infinity pro after being very impressed with the Soundcore liberty pro 2 ear buds. Overall this sound bar did not disappoint. Very simple plug and play. App is great and straightforward, bonus it’s the same for the ear buds. The sound is overall very good. It is nice, balanced, full, and rich. If you want punching chest pounding bass, this isn’t that but it is satisfactory considering there isn’t a separate sub. Only one day, but no regrets sounds great and the best Dolby Atmos value in the market. Bluetooth via iPhone 11 Pro Max and Apple Music volume seems much louder vs atmos thru the tv. The atmos seems to like the 40% and above Volume level to come alive with no distortion to full blast. The Bluetooth is much louder at lower levels and I did not go to 100%. The bass has -3 to +3 settings to tweak and as a nice touch the function lights double as a level indication. The control I received is much nicer than what was pictured but does need an accurate aim. Overall I recommend it highly.

I've done SO much research on sound bars. I was somewhat intrigued when I stumbled across this one. Dolby Atmos, great looking and a few other thoughts. Here's a few thoughts. Bear in kind I'm not an engineer but am good at retro fitting. THE GOOD: I like the design and size. It also comes with an additional HDMI port which is only seen on higher end sound bars. The remote is very functional and works well. THE NOT SO GOOD: Atmos feature; bear in mind that this sound bar shares its built in subwoofer speakers with the Atmos feature. That doesn't work folks. The 2 subwoofer's point upward instead of firing downward. When I played video containing Atmos content, I could hear the subwoofer's bass output competing with the Atmos output. The bass is muddy with little to no low frequency definition. WHAT I'D FIX: We know this isn't an expensive sound bar but with a few changes, it could be a real competitor. Here you go Anker, time to raise your game. Your sound bar COULD house a center channel speaker for 3.1 sound. You COULD place 2 subwoofers in a downward firing position and have the Atmos speakers remain in their current location. You COULD include a wireless separate subwoofer. I know this may add a few dollars to the price, but it would enhance this sound bar to a level that could compete with the big boys and save the consumer money also. I'll be returning mine very soon.

This soundbar is AWESOME!!! keep your eye out on it and if you want to buy it do it with the $50 off coupon. This thing is worth $250 but I picked it up on a lightning deal for $199 $50 off of retail I have tried many soundbars with and without bass this one is a 2.1 with built in subwoofers. It sounds really good in surround sound mode. Dolby Atmos sounds great if you have a flat low ceiling. Fantastic all in one soundbar no need for a separate subwoofer. Product looks sleek and is a nice low profile and will fit in front of most tvs without blocking the screen. I have both TCL 6 series tvs the 65 inch and the 75 inch. GO BIG OR GO HOME!!! This soundbar paired immediately with the TV thru HDMI Arc. Make sure to go to the settings on your tv and make sure the soundbar is showing up in your CEC LIST. Very important. Give this soundbar a chance and you will love it. It does a good of a job as it can being only an all in one soundbar. The BASS sounds AWESOME. Do not listen to any reviews that say the Bass is not loud enough it's plenty LOUD. I live in a Condo so I do not want to blow my neighbor's out of the water. If you live in an apartment or condo this thing is PERFECT. Make sure to have the surround turned on. It has 3 settings voice music and movie. The dialogue is crystal clear. The audio is fantastic. You will know that you are recieving a dolby atmos signal when the surround button light turns from white to blue. White is regular surround and when it turns blue it is in Dolby Atmos mode. Hope this all helps to make your decision easier. FYI nice small and compact without the need for additional speakers and wires everywhere. One last word of ADVICE. I researched a lot before buying this particular soundbar. THIS THING PAIRS WITH AND IS A MATCH MADE IN HEAVEN ON THE TCL 6 SERIES TVS. Almost bought the Yamaha Yas 108 but I read problems with it pairing with TCL tvs so I went with soundcore and couldn't be more pleased. TCL tvs are the BEST!!

UPDATE AS OF NOVEMBER 29, 2019: I'm pushing my review from a 5 star to a 1 star. After only using it for roughly less than two months. The speaker for some reason doesn't play sound anymore regardless of what input I select. I even tested it out with a different HDMI cable to see if the cable that was included with the original package was causing the issue, but nope still the same results. I can see the lights functioning though. Really sad since I'm out of the return policy now I have a lovely sound bar that doesn't work appropriately. It also appears that the sound bar is no longer available so I can't even get a replacement. Sound bar sounded good...when it worked. I was looking for a decent soundbar that supported Dolby Atmos, but didn't want to shell out tons of money for it since I live on the second floor of a condo complex. Last thing I want is to piss of my neighbors, but I also wanted to experience average surround sound during non-quiet hours in our living room when watching movies and playing video games. After hours of research, I've concluded to purchase the Soundcore Infini Pro which is simply OUTSTANDING, and to me, above average. PACKAGE INCLUDES: -Soundbar itself -Power Cord -Single HDMI 2.0 Cord -Simple packaging which I absolutely love -Remote control with 2xAAA Batteries -Wall Mount and screws -Paperwork (Manual, Warranty Information) QUICK REVIEW: Amazing soundbar, voice feedback is crisp especially when using voice mode, explosions, roars, you feel them around you with movie mode. I tested Kong Skull Island, Ready Player One and Solo. Dolby Atmos really gave those movies a immersive experience and made the room shake. Great value for only $250 with Dolby Atmos! Connectivity is simple. There is a very minor, 2-3 second delay, when using the ARC input/output, but nothing game breaking to affect the review. I REALLY wish the power and mode status icons were placed in front of the soundbar rather on the top. This is when the soundcore app on iOS/Android comes in handy so I highly recommend using it rather than the remote control. Set up is straight forward and simple. Soundbar is nicely sized in terms of width and length (see photos for examples) so it should fit on any TV media stand that can handle a TV up to 70 inches. Please note that streaming services that do offer Dolby Atmos audio do not give you the best sound quality since streaming services obviously compress both video and audio quality. I compared Kong Skull Island on VUDU versus playing on a Xbox One X. The difference was practically night and day. Sound effects such as Kong's roar, the guns firing, the helicopters, everything sounded so much richer on the Xbox One. Don't get me wrong, it sounds great on streaming media, but if you have a 4K Player, use it. This is one of the many reasons why physical media will continue to be better than streaming. DISCLAIMER: Soundbar has been tested on an 65' LG B8 OLED TV using the built in smart applications such as Netflix, Vudu and a Xbox One X for physical 4K Disc Media. I have only used this product for literally a day so I can't comment on the longevity of the product or whether sound disorientation will take place. Only time will tell. I am NOT a audiophile whatsoever nor am I a home theater enthusiast. In terms of sound, I am simply providing my opinion from a normal consumer standpoint with untrained ears who appreciates good tech for the money. I am here to tell you whether the sound is good or bad for a 600 Sq ft. living room. I'm sitting about 7-8 feet away from the TV. Soundbar is placed on the bottom of the TV in front of the TV stand.

I was looking for an affordable soundbar that allowed Dolby Vision pass through and a respected sound technology. I had a Yamaha that had DTS X but it did not pass Dolby Vision, I found this one and thought it was exactly what I was looking for. Unfortunately Anker does not seem ready for prime time yet in this department. The item has an attractive look and hookup was simple using HDMI ARC in and out, no different from any other soundbar. The sound was OK but I have yet to see one of these soundbars (including my previous Yamaha) that was really as convincing as they claim in the surround sound department. I quickly discovered an issue that caused me to return the Anker. I use an Nvidia Shield for all of my streaming and even local TV channels. When using the Soundcore sound bar with the Shield I had a problem where my audio would stop working. When changing from app to app, say moving from Netflix to Disney plus, the Soundcore would change inputs and drop sound. It would only work again if I hit the input button on the device and then it would reset the HDMI input so I had to restart my movie. I changed everything I could think of but had this issue the whole time I had the sound bar, in the end I had to return it as it was a major hassle. Never had this problem with any soundbar before or the one I replaced this one with. I would give this one star but it seems like a solidly built item so I will give it a star for that for a total of two, but I can't recommend buying it.