VIZIO 2.0 Soundbar w/Dolby Atmos & DTS:X, Bluetooth Speaker, QuickFit™ Compatible – SV200M-08 (New, 2024 Model)

I honestly was worried that I’d spend $200 and not like the sound quality. I have sophisticated ears and can be picky about speakers. But in this price range, I don’t doubt these are the best. Everything is crystal clear, the soundbar really does sound like 3 different speakers (left, right and center). I’ve experienced zero distortion (and the first thing I did was put on Man of Steel to hear it deal with intense music and a lot of action), and I’m surprised at the difference it immediately made. Once you dial it in to your taste, it’s exactly like being at the movies. And no more dialog being super quiet while music and action are super loud.It’s easy to setup, comes with everything you need right in the box. I have little side tables on each side of my couch, so the satellite speakers sit in line with the back of the sofa, the subwoofer is on the bottom shelf of the left side table. My apartment living room isn’t big, the TV is about 8 feet away with the soundbar underneath. Once I turned it all on and put the app on my phone it immediately connected to the soundbar via Bluetooth, and this is how you change settings and adjust EQ and balance. A lot of people complain about this, but I like it. I like being able to have more than a button on a remote, I like the visual representation of what I’m adjusting. Once you’re happy with the balance and EQ, your TV remote should adjust volume (at least mine does, connected via HDMI ARC). So you won’t have to use the app every time.The speakers have weight to them, even the small satellite speakers. They don’t feel cheap, even though they’re made of hard plastic with fabric over the fronts. The power cables could be a little longer (they’re standard size, 3’ or 4’), but the speaker cables from the woofer to the satellites are very long. It’s cool they included little Velcro cable ties, so you only need to unravel what you need and it stays organized.Literally my only complaint is having to create a Vizio account in the app to control this system. Love the app, hate junk emails.

Good sound and bass. I mostly recommend this 2.1 system if you have a Vizio TV because it becomes more of an extension of the sound system. Your able to use just one remote. Note this system does not come with a remote of its own. You download the Watchfree app and that gives a very detailed control of the sound effects and levels. Once you set it up to your liking you can use Vizio TV remote to control it. Note this system will work with any tv I just feel you can get the most out of it paired with Vizio TV. I got it renewed for a good price and it's an Editor's Pick from reliable website CNET.

I really really hated this unit at first, I just couldn't get the sound right. I did go through the prompts to return. I had the system set up like the directions said. Sound bar on the TV, bass next to the couch and each surround sound speaker on each side of the couch, and I hated the sound! But I was in Sams club a day or two later and they had this unit set up. They had all the speakers together pointing towards the customer, and the "play" button you can press to try them out. I actually liked the sound alot better once they were positioned together. I went home and gave it a try and decided to keep the set. Some programs I do have to increase the volume, but I have never had to max it out. I think playing with the different sound settings through the app was helpful. For the money I spent I think its a good value. Maybe now that I am more used to the surround sound feel I will move the surround sound speakers next to the couch and see if I like it. TBD

So to preface. I bought this for a bedroom gaming and movie setup. I originally bought the Vizio all in one atmos soundbar based on the reviews. It was $150 and though it was a good product it left me seriously wanting more bass and rear channels. I shied away from this unit and others around this price due to reviews. I can say that was a big mistake. For a bedroom setup this is perfect. Especially paired with my PS5. The surround is great and the bass output is more than enough on the stock setting. For $200 it’s a great value in my opinion. As for volume, it gets plenty of loud for this space and sounds as good or better than my original all in one. Easy recommend for a bedroom setup like mine.

Beyond impressed for the price of admission.We do not have a Vizio TV, but instead have an LG and the setup was a breeze. The subwoofer being wireless is a big deal as it reduces wire management considerably. With the subwoofer by the couch and the surround speakers which plug into it -- behind the couch, the wires can legitimately run underneath the couch without issue.The sound quality is fantastic, again, especially for the price of admission. Literally sounds as good as a theater in the privacy of my own home. I would recommend this setup to anyone and am strongly considering buying a second for the gameroom... whenever I have the excess funds to do so.The fact that if you have an eARC HDMI connection it all flawlessly integrates with your TV and volume can be controlled with the remote of your TV is seriously awesome. Adjusting levels through the app is nothing short of awesome.And they are constructed super well with a sleek design, couldn't be happier with this purchase.

I’ve tried a few different soundbars in this price range, including some from Philips and Amazon Basics/Plus, and this one easily comes out on top—especially when it comes to bass. I paid $86, and honestly, the sound quality exceeds expectations. The bass is punchy without being overwhelming, and overall clarity is much better than the other models I’ve tested. For the price, this is probably one of the best soundbars out there. Highly recommend if you’re looking for great sound without breaking the bank.