1pair TV Speaker Bar BN96-16796/16798/18089/18088/18070 A/B/F/H/G Replacement Part for Samsung TV Television

Great Replacement Speakers. Good product at a reasonable price.

Total rubbish, firstly they are to thick and when you make them fit the sound quality it rubbish and extremely low would have sent them back but had already filed them to make them fit the only upside if there is one is they give you new rubbers and the old ones were totally rotten this is why I chose these over other speakers big mistake DONT BUY THESE READ THE BAD REVIEWS FIRST THEY ARE SPOT ON

These do not work, do not buy.

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Worked great

Bonnes pièces et de nouveaux du son à ma tv Arrivé très vite

Perfect replacement speaker for Samsung led tv BN 96 speakers. Thanks Amazon India.

These speakers were perfect replacements for the old, non-working speakers in our old Samsung UN55H7150 TV (the Costco version of the 7100). After placing the tv on its front (hint: be careful not to grip the screen too hard and use a soft towel as a cushion) on a table, it only took about 5 minutes to remove the screws from the back of the TV. Then carefully remove the back TV covers (outer "bezel" first then the large flat metal "cover" to expose the speakers. Note: use a small head phillips screwdriver and keep track of the screw sizes - there are about a half-dozen slightly longer screws on the outside, the rest are a bit smaller in length. There is also a screw around the power cord area that needs to be removed too. If the cover doesn't come off easily, look for screws that might have been missed. The two speakers are at the bottom of each side, black plastic (approx. 3" x 6") with a metal cover. Carefully remove the back (metal) cover from each speaker enclosure. Be gentle with any wiring connections. I used a thin screwdriver to pry the covers off. There was a slight bit of gooey adhesive used to stick the covers on. With the covers removed I could see the speakers themselves, with lots of foam surround falling apart. My speakers had two small phillips head screws attaching them to the enclosure. Note the position of any markings (red ink) for reference so you can replace with the new ones to maintain polarity. After removing the screws, I slowly pried the speakers (oval) from the case. Note: on one side of the speakers there were two small (1/2") adhesive dots on the "back" side of the back plastic covers that helped stick the speakers to the black plastic case. Peeling these off allowed the old speakers to be easily removed without much effort. Replacement was just the reverse. The (included) rubber standoffs go into the "holes" on the sides of the black plastic enclosures - replace the old ones if/as needed. Total time - start to finish was about 30min. Results were great - back to the original TV sound again just like new!