Pyle 3D Surround Bluetooth Soundbar - Sound System Bass Speakers Compatible to TV, USB, SD, FM Radio with 3.5mm AUX Input , Remote Control, For Home Theater - PSBV200BT,Black

I like to do my research before I buy products so trust me when I say that it took me a long time to stumble upon this product. I had been looking for a long time for a good simple sound setup to accompany my T.V and gaming setup. I have a small room so I was looking for something that wouldn't require too many speakers or wires running every where. Of course I thought to myself a soundbar would be perfect for my case but the problem was finding the right one at the right price. I conducted days of research before purchasing my first soundbar and I decided to go with the Samsung brand since they're a reputable company. I picked up the "Samsung HW-E350 AirTrack Soundbar" for almost 200 bucks. I received the soundbar through the mail and I must say it looked very nice and sleek but when I hooked it up to my entertainment system the sound wasn't as astounding as I was hoping for it to be. I would expect a system that costs around $200 would at least pump out some decent sound but for this Samsung soundbar it wasn't the case. The Samsung soundbar sounded very miniscule and honestly it wasn't worth the money so I returned it right away. I was feeling discouraged but wasn't quite ready to give up yet so I kept looking on Amazon for other options and I accidentally stumbled upon this Pyle soundbar. The first thing I noticed was the price of course and secondly I noticed the outstanding reviews that it was receiving. I quickly got in research mode and started learning everything I could about this sound system. I saw only one YouTube video showing this sound system but it was enough to persuade me to go ahead and give this soundbar a try. I also liked the fact that this system not only served the same purpose that the Samsung soundbar did but it also offered other features that the Samsung soundbar didn't have. I love the fact that it has Bluetooth connectivity that was definitely a plus. All the other features like having a USB slot, SD card slot, or a built in radio transmitter were just icing on the cake, and trust me I love cake. The remote control was a nice addition as well although I do wish it had a power button but it's not a deal breaker. With all that said, now I want to talk about the sound quality and power that this Pyle sound system pumps out. First of all I'm not a hardcore audiophile but I definitely would say that my ears are very in tune with sound. Going from the Samsung soundbar to this Pyle Soundbar really gave me an idea of how great this system sounds. I plugged in the system which was very simple and easy by the way and I was blown away by how deep and full the bass pumps out of the subwoofer. The lows sound great and so do the mids and highs. I use this system with my Xbox 360 to play games and also watch movies and everything sounded very good. Music on this system sounds outstanding because of how rich the bass sounds it gives songs a well rounded tone. You also have the option to change the treble and bass settings with the remote control to achieve your ideal sound settings. I also enjoyed the 3D effect you can definitely tell that it adds a different ambiance to the sound. Power is one word that describes this sound system perfectly because it does sound very loud without having to crank it all the way up. I notice with most sound systems that when you turn up the volume you usually lose audio quality and get distortion but not with this system. I honestly can't even hear any white noise or hiss when the system is sitting idle and that's very important when you pause in the middle of a game or in between watching a movie. The Bluetooth connectivity has been great so far the sound quality is up to par and I never have issues pairing my phone with the system. I noticed some people were having trouble connecting their phone via Bluetooth to the Pyle sound system and I had this issue happen only once. I initially wasn't doing the procedure correctly. You have to remember that the Pyle sound system is always broadcasting it's Bluetooth signal so all you have to do is search for devices that are discoverable. Once your phone finds the Pyle sound system you just connect to it and even if it says you're paired but not connected you will still be able to stream your phones sound to the Pyle sound system. All the other features that come with the system are great as well because it gives you multiple ways to stream your media. Pyle must have been showing off when they decided to add a USB slot and SD card slot and also a radio transmitter to their sound system. Their Bluetooth connectivity works well enough that you probably will never find yourself using those extra ports but nonetheless they're good to have. Options are always good and this Pyle sound system offers you just that due to it's versatility. This system does not have an HDMI port and it does lack a power button on the remote control but besides those two little gripes that I have with the system the Pyle PSBV200BT is one hell of a deal. This system is in the ideal price range and it provides you with impressive sound there's no going wrong with this product I highly recommend it.

My (grown) children know that I love to research products thoroughly before buying them -- and that I always look for the best value balancing cost and quality. When my eldest daughter visited and saw that I had disconnected an extensive audio/visual system and replaced everything with a soundbar (plus hidden base module) she confided to me that she was tired of looking at all the equipment and speakers she had installed years ago. She wanted something simple, compact, and yet capable of providing full sound in her living room without the audio equipment overwhelming her decor.I began having the same thoughts about three years ago and decided to replace the audio equipment in our den with a good quality soundbar. My wife had been giving me grief for years about the dominance of the equipment in the room combined with her difficulty in getting everything to work in sync. Technology simply isn't her thing and visual impact is important to her. So I purchased a Samsung soundbar with a separate bass speaker and replaced all of the den equipment with these two pieces.While the Samsung unit does a good job in solving my wife's concerns, it doesn't provide enough volume to compensate completely for my hearing loss. Yes, getting old is not my favorite pastime, but I am learning to somewhat effectively deal with it. So when my daughter told me to look for and purchase a quality bluetooth soundbar for her, I was all over it. After looking at the Amazon product pages and doing additional research, the one that stood out for both capabilities and cost was this Pyle PSBV200BT unit. At only $106.95 it provided a value that was enticing and the reviews were compelling.Of course I had to unbox it and test it out before giving it to my daughter, which is just another excuse for me to putter around and play with another toy. But this thing is anything but a toy! It outperforms my Samsung unit on several levels and impressed me with both the full sound and bluetooth capabilities. It was easy to hook-up, is attractive, flexible, and provides a dynamic full sound with a volume that doesn't distort until you get to unreasonable levels. This is the type of purchase you can make with little downside. If it doesn't perform to your satisfaction, simply return it under Amazon's 30 day return policy and move on. However, I would really be surprised if you are disappointed.