MAJORITY Ben Nevis II + 150W Soundbar Surround Sound System - Wireless Subwoofer - Bluetooth - HDMI ARC (CEC) - Large Remote Control - AUX - USB - FM Radio - Optical Input - RCA Cable (Black)

For the price, this is a fantastic setup for your tv that doesn't have quite enough kick. The sound is much better than what you would find out of any standard flatscreen and it gives a much more immersive movie-watching experience.The setup was easy - initially I used HDMI-CDC with no problems but ended up having to use that for another device so now I use it with a simple 3.5mm aux jack. The subwoofer then needs to be plugged into the wall anywhere within the same room and switched on - no setup required there.My main gripe is with how the subwoofer connects to the soundbar. Since it is over radio, sometimes there can be interference and audio "flickering" happens where you just get small bursts of static (this only happens when it is on but nothing is playing). Aside from this, for watching YouTube, this soundbar can overdo the bass with spoken word when there is no music (such as podcasts, etc.) and so I tend to turn down the bass in those situations.The sound quality for listening to music is average. Don't expect this to compete with a SONOS One for example, since it has directional sound, but the bass is strong and vocals are fine. I have this paired with a Chromecast and a google home for stereo audio and it works well enough.All in all, I would recommend this if you're looking to spend <£120 to upgrade your tv sound.

Simple to operate and good sound for the price. No problems with connection, although setup seems to need a couple of attempts and the radio reception is poor.It would have been an advantage for the additional HDMI players to go through the sound bar to the TV instead of going through the TV first, but this is not a problem, its more of a preference. The bass speaker pointing down to the carpet probably reduces the bass effectiveness.Short length of the soundbar is an advantage in our setup.The only poor design feature is the LED display is difficult to read behind the speaker material, it would better if it were flush or in front. Nice that it can be turned off when the setup is complete or has been changed.Overall we are pleased with the looks and performance.

Firstly, reading the negative reviews should be avoided in this case. You’re looking at a sound system that is less than a hundred quid.. it’s never going to blow your mind. However, for the price, the look, build quality and the sound it produces it’s superb. I use it in a converted cellar about 12ft square and it’s ideal. The sub woofer is totally acceptable throughout the volume range.. it actually packs a punch when set in the high volume, high bass regions. Bluetooth works well with an iPhone. Tv works well with optical. Haven’t tried other options of input or FM radio but I’ll assume they work fine too. The white version looks cool and modern and is built well. I really cannot complain for the price. How it will fair in a larger room I do not know but what I use it for it seems to be a great choice. Buying from a local manufacturer also gives me satisfaction. It the dimensions match what you’re looking for and you intend to use it in a relatively small to medium room (uk houses) and your budget is sub £100 then you will not be disappointed especially if it’s a white system you’re looking for. Hope this helps.

I bought this soundbar to upgrade the fairly weak sound on my flat screen TV. Connection to the TV through the HDMI ARC port was quick and easy and hassle-free. Bluetooth connection to various enabled devices was just as easy, and the ease of navigation between different input methods was also welcome (although the status indicator screen is behind the speaker gauze and can be a little difficult to read at times).The included subwoofer immediately connected to the soundbar with no issues and adds a nice roundness to the sound.The sound quality overrall is very good; it, obviously, doesn't have the fidelity of a system cositing twice the price, but, for an affordable option to increase your TV's sound output, it seems hard to beat.