WITSHOCK Sound Bar Soundbar TV Speaker
110 Watt 2.1 Channel Surround System, Built-in Subwoofer, Wireless and Wired Connectivity via Bluetooth 5.0, HDMI ARC, RCA, AUX, Optical, or USB inputs, 5 Equalizer Modes, LED indicator display, Mountable, Memory and Night Mode Functions, 15m Wireless Range, Ultra Slim and Space-Saving Design, User-Friendly and High-Responsive Remote
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Overall Feedback:
90% positive
90% liked the sound quality
In music mode, the soundbar produces the best sound quality for Bluetooth audio.
I have experienced good sound quality while watching a movie with thunderstorms and explosions.
The sound quality is good enough for me and it can be very loud if I want it at a high volume.
The sound quality is not bad.
91% appreciated the audio modes, however 9% found them redundant
EQ setting 'game' was the most flat and 'movie' was a bit punchier for regular entertainment TV.
I've personally tried out the soundbar and experimented with both the "movie" and "music" settings. From my experience, I'd recommend switching settings based on usage – the "music" setting is fantastic for enjoying music, while the "movie" setting significantly enhances the TV audio experience
I've found that the movie mode works best for all kinds of programs, offering a balanced and optimal sound quality. However, when using the News/Game mode, I noticed a slightly tinny sound and a significant reduction in bass. Surprisingly, when watching sports, the Movie mode still outperforms others. Yet, if the crowd noise during a game broadcast becomes bothersome, switching to Music mode effectively cancels out a lot of the background noise.
When I clicked on night mode, I had a bad experience as the volume instantly surged from level 8 to level 15.
86% were impressed with the design
The mounting kit provides ample space between the wall and the soundbar for the wires.
86% highlighted the subwoofer performance, but 14% found it lacking
loved the added bass of the built-in sub-woofer and the sound quality is great with good highs, speaking and music.
Bass doesn't reach 50Hz, the highs don't reach 15,000Hz, and loudness isn't 120+ db, much less the claimed 128db.
Bass is not great even though it is a 2.1 sound bar and the .1 is supposed to be a subwoofer.
89% commented on the connectivity range
The soundbar offers multiple connection options that are incredibly straightforward to set up. I personally tried both the ARC and AUX connections, and they worked flawlessly, ensuring a hassle-free experience.
Bluetooth pairing worked fine with MacOS Catalina on a pre-Retina 2012 MBP and it worked with a very short delay.
