SamsungS60D 5.0ch Soundbar w/Wireless Dolby Atmos Audio, All-in-One Design, Q-Symphony, SpaceFit Sound Pro, Adaptive Sound, Game Mode Pro with Alexa Built-in, HW-S60D/ZA

I've been on the quest for a sound bar since I upgraded my TV last year. I wanted the Q-Symphony integration for my Samsung QN65 but didn't want, or need, a high-end unit. For my use, I didn't see the value of spending a lot of money on a sound bar and additional surround sound speakers. I'd read all the reviews and decided to give the S700D a try. Set up was a breeze. I switched of the power strip to my TV, plugged in the sub-woofer and sound bar, switched the power strip back on and everything connected seamlessly. The only setting under audio I had to change was to select "TV + Soundbar" to enable the Q-Symphony function. I noticed right away that the dialog from the unit was much clearer than the TV speakers alone had been prior to installing the sound bar. I was concerned that I didn't hear sound from the TV speakers while watching standard streaming content, news, etc. Apparently the Q-Symphony function only works while viewing streaming content with 5.1 audio, such as Netflix movies and shows. If you want to put the system through it's paces, I highly recommend watching "Damsel" and "Oblivion", both on Netflix. The sound was HUGE and the TV speakers became part of the 5.1 surround effect. With my premium subscription to MAX, I was able to watch content streaming in 4K with Dolby Atmos audio and was very impressed by surround effect produced by the S700D sound bar and TV speakers. Since I do not have rear speakers, I wouldn't say the sound is "immersive" but there is a substantial depth, clarity, separation, bass response and dynamic range in the audio making this system a great value and option for anyone wanting to improve their listening experience. Many streaming providers offer premium subscriptions that offer 4K UHD and Dolby Atmos such as Netflix and MAX. I added the sound bar to my Smart Things app which does make controlling features a little easier. I'm not sure why but the only sound modes available are "Game" and "Adaptive Sound". I'm using adaptive sound which monitors the audio in real time and adjust for optimum sound quality. I'm very happy with this purchase and would highly recommend it!

I’ve been testing out the Samsung S800D soundbar, and it delivers way more power than I expected from such a slim design. Setup was straightforward — the wireless sub connected immediately, and the soundbar paired with my Samsung TV in just a few minutes.The Dolby Atmos really shines with movies and streaming — the sound feels like it’s moving around you without the need for extra rear speakers. Voices are clear, bass has a strong punch, and the SpaceFit Sound Pro calibration actually made a noticeable difference in my open living room. I also like the Adaptive Sound feature since it adjusts automatically whether I’m watching a movie, sports, or just regular TV.For gaming, Game Mode Pro adds depth and immersion, and the Q-Symphony feature synced perfectly with my Samsung TV speakers for a fuller effect. Alexa built-in is convenient, and the soundbar responds quickly to voice commands.Overall, this is an impressive package for anyone wanting premium, room-filling sound without bulky equipment. Ultra-slim, easy to use, and packed with features that actually deliver. Definitely a five-star soundbar.

The S60D works fine on non-Samsung TV's, eARC didn't have any trouble with an LG C3 and the sync is fine. My intended use for this is a small bedroom TV, where I wanted better dialog clarity, not more volume. The "adaptive" sound setting seems quite good so I just leave it on that. All audio enhancements I leave off, but the "night mode" setting is effective at knocking down the bass that would generate some noise through an interior wall. Considering the low price, dedicated center channel, and overall audio quality, I'm happy with it.There's not a lot of bass or left/right separation, just due to the small physical dimensions of the product, but for me these are essentially pros, not cons.The one complaint I do have is there's no numerical indicator for the settings, so you can adjust volume, treble/bass, channel levels, and there's a little strip of led lights in the grill that do left/right patterns to show the direction, but you have no idea what you're adjusting them to, just up or down. Maybe the app provides this functionality, but I'm just using the remote.