Hisense AX5100G 5.1 Channel 340W Dobly Atmos Soundbar with wireless subwoofer and rear speakers , Black

This product gets mixed reviews. First up download the manual, this is essential to make the correct adjustments. Bluetooth works a treat & connects up the surrounds and sub automatically on switching on. I have this connected to an Atmos/DTS-X tv via eARC hdmi which provides 2 way information. The main criticism is that the bass is way to heavy & it is! Crazy heavy! Go to the menu by holding down the >|| button then scroll through the sub menu to the Neural setting & switch it off, this is poorly implemented & gives too much bass, then still in the menu select Bass Boost & switch that off too, that largely deals with the ridiculous bass that comes preset. I also have the bass set low on the handset (bottom left). Other reviewers complain about the rear surround speakers volume being too low, hold down the SURR button for a few seconds and increase the volume to the surrounds till you get the desired balance.The EQ button sets a nice base level when selected to movies on Amazon Prime, when listening to Amazon Music I set the EQ to not surpringly music. These implementations work well. I find the sound quality of the system is excellent. One other criticism some have is a hum from the rear speakers. I have not noticed this, but I have installed ferrite chokes on all 3 power cables just before the box plug ins, I also put a choke on the speaker cable at the entry to the left speaker. Chokes are easy to place & require no technical knowledge. I can't recommend this product highly enough, well worth €210 as it performs well above expectations

It automatically switches itself on or off. There are many settings from a equaliser point of view and the wireless speakers make this versatile and easy to place around the room. I only use the sound on about five or 6 out of 100 it is so loud.! Amazing EQ system on the 5.1 Dolby Atmos really makes impact to the quality of television watching especially with film and live sports. There is also a nighttime mode that reduces the base. I’m using mine with a Hisense Tv which integrates fantastically

If your an audiophile then may not be the best option. But for the price it’s great value and excellent sound. BUT word of warning! Find the hidden menu and turn base boost off!!!! I nearly sent it back as it was awful sound! Once that was off and a few tweaks to base and treble sound is fantastic! But the hidden menu is the key and a bit of a pain to work as the screen is next to useless! For price point great just fiddly to setup from a sound point of view.

Amazing speakers! This is an upgrade going from 2.1 channel system to 5.1, the rear speakers sound incredible watching almost anything on tv or film. The bass is a bit over powering but this can be turned down.LG tv owners a word of warning, the hisense remote tries talking to the telly (must be the same software inside of both) an example of this- if you click the 'Surr' button on the hisense remote, the tv automatically opens disney plus??? but you can still use the remote for the speaker with little issue.Highly recommend these speakers to anyone, the sound is great! it takes some time to get used to audio coming from behind you but like i previously said, it's not something i'm used to with my old 2.1 channel set up

I brought this to replace an old Panasonic 5.1 system that I had for many years. I had brought a new Hisense U8K with e-arc support so I thought I would have no issues with this.First annoying thing was that the soundbar has the power one end and the hdmi port at the other. Fixable but if you have it on a TV cabinet it is a bit messy to route the cables. Another issue, a common one is the power cables being a little short, especially for the rear speakers. Luckily I have power sockets behind the sofa but it could be awkward otherwise.Once I had it connected to the TV it looked set to go. The TV could detect it and showed the correct settings, well most of them at least. The Dolby setting was greyed out but apparently on since it seemed to work with Dolby content.The rear speakers connected up fine but seemed a bit weak. Guessed I could probably sort that out later. Bass wasn't great either.Started up some 4K movie just to check everything was okay. It was getting late and the sound system was very loud. So, I get the TV remote and turn the sound down. The TV and sound bar happily showed the volume going down..and then the sound bar decided volume down on the remote meant volume UP. Couldn't stop it getting louder so pulled the plug. Fetch the sound bar remote and start the TV. Sound bar responds to e-arc commands but shows Optical on the front, no Optical is plugged in.Finally gave up on e-arc and actually plugged in an optical cable. Seems to work far better.

I bought this because it was on sale for a really good price. I thought it was too good to be true but gave it a chance anywayThe setup is very easy. Plug everything in, set TV to ARC or Optical mode and it's good to go. The subwoofer and surround speakers connected automatically to the soundbar. That's where the good points end. The sound quality is roughI was testing it with some 5.1 movies on Prime, Netflix and even high quality Blu-ray but they all suffered from the same thing; very bad centre audio. The voices were audible but they sounded tinny. They didn't a have full sound to them. Even my stereo Edifier bookshelf speakers sounded better. The sound was more full. My TV's (Hisense U7K) built in speakers also had better sounding voicesThe audio processing from the soundbar to the surround speakers is bad too. It sends voices to the left and right satellites, which makes for a weird echo-ey effect. Maybe it was done to make up for the bad speakers inside the soundbar. It's a very weird mix from HisenseI wouldn't recommend this setup

Great reliable speaker set, works as it should.