The Saiyin 32” Sound Bar is a fantastic upgrade for my TV. The sound is clear, with good bass and volume, making movies and music much more enjoyable. The Bluetooth 5.0 works seamlessly for wireless streaming, and the wired options are easy to set up. For the price, it’s an excellent value highly recommend!

This was a great purchase for us. Bought a new Fire TV but was disappointed in the sound.Turns out most TVs now are weak on audio for a lot of 'weak' reasons. By weak I specifically mean difficulty in making out dialogue to the point where my Mom had to turn on and use subtitles despite not being aurally impaired (apart from age decline).Enter this soundbar. Instantly improved clarity. Also literally 3x the max volume and more dynamic range.Some notes:-Though it comes with its own remote (no AAA batteries) you can in TV Settings add the bar as a Bluetooth device. Fire TV and others have a Bluetooth transmitter --- some tv's only have a receiver.You turn up the sb on the remote, then connect tv to sb. Now you can control volume with your TV remote! The sb remote still works btw which is handy to adjust volume from somewhere else wo taking your TV remote.- Do you need a sb if you have some powered computer speakers?They will work using the Headphone jack but only put out about 10-30W whereas the sb is 100w. (I know there's more to sound than that but keeping it simple). I tried it both ways and found the computer speakers way underpowered. I felt the sb performed better via optical cable hookup.- Some feel that hooking the sb via optical cable is old tech and HDMI arc is better - which this sb doesn't support. I found it more than adequate via OC.- Limited settings: you can't adjust for treble or bass. The sb has its own equalizer that you can't override.- Dolby and Surround is also disabled same reason.- The sb has a subwoofer out port which may be a good separate purchase add-on for some. By separating the bass out of the main sb, you may get even better dialogue clarity or separation since bass muddies overall sound if not properly managed.You can only control the subwoofer using the sb remote.- I found that I have to frequently adjust the volume while watching as it goes to loud - soundtrack music e.g.- then soft - conversation. An auto loudness control feature would be a great improvement for next gen models.You can try to modify sound settings before you add in the SB. Once you match with the SB you aren't able to make any audio setting changes except bluetooth delay.In my case it didn't seem to make a difference even though I left TV Speakers on.- The printed directions are almost microscopic. I don't get at all why makers cheap out on this. Its such an obviously good idea to have large, clear, diagrammed, well written instructions and cheap to do.- The sb automatically connects to Bluetooth when you turn tv on - which is nice.

I read the reviews and trusted them. They are accurate, overall good sound upgrade to any room with only the TV speakers. BASIC setup. Not tweaking with EQ, just plug in via optical cable and auto senses the rest. It’s no Bose, or even Yamaha. But for the deal I got, ($39) it’s good. And it actually produces a decent low end along with the miss and highs. It can get a bit muddy but that’s a $40 bar vs a $200 bar.

Just bought a new tv and the sound was ok, but this made it SO much better! Easy to install and easy to set up.I may have to buy another one for when we watch movies outside!

Good quality, very nice and has a good sound to it.

This is for 32" Saiyin Wired and Wireless Bluetooth 5.0 TV Stereo Speakers Soundbar.I got this on Prime Day at a discount for $48. For the price this speaker works really well and can output to a subwoofer if you have one (I did, from an old system I had where the Receiver stopped working, and it plugged right into it and worked without complaint.) I am comparing this to a TCL Alto 6+ 2.1 which I was thoroughly disappointed with, both the hardware and customer service. The Saiyn model is half the cost, and performed better, and didn't have any bugs in the hardware/firmware.PROS:+ Does mostly what it says it does and is highly affordable+ Huge upgrade over TV speakers. Decently loud. Clear voices.+ Aux input for older TVs that don't have HDMI Arc+ Sub Woofer line out if you have one you want to re-use from another system.CONS:- After being powered on, there are several Green LEDs, each to indicate input sources, with the current input source used indicated as Blue. These lights never turn off while the speaker is On and in use. They are bright enough to be a distraction when watching in the dark, but not as noticeable mid-day with extra light.- Customer Support at Saiyin told me that to turn off the LEDs, you must unplug the speaker (Gee... thanks, that's real helpful)- There is no Volume Meter. The LEDs could have served a double purpose to indicate the speaker's min/max volume range.- Some bassy sounds will distort. An example of this during Mr. ROBOT when Elliot is Narrating / Talking to "You" his voice is deeper & louder. this causes distortion at even mid-level volumes... However, in The Expanse, the deep and steady thrum of the space-ship background noises do not distort. It is hit or miss as to what will have issue.- Remote Control supposedly allows independent adjustment of Subwoofer volume, but I cannot tell a difference, and since the SoundBar has no visual indicator of volume raising or lowering either, I feel like there's no way to know if that actually works.- No discernible difference between the preset EQ settings.Other Thoughts:- There is a chime when powering on. It's short and quick, but some people might not like it.- It paired super easily with phone for playing music or podcasts, and they sounded decent considering the hardware.- It is NOT a replacement for full Home Theater surround system, even with an attached sub-woofer, but it is very passable for most situations if you're trying to clean up your wires, simplify your setup, or using temporarily until you can afford something better.- If a home theater system is not for you, you should definitely consider a sound bar at least. They are a fairly inexpensive and large step up in audio quality in almost any TV you can buy.- I eventually want to re-rig my home theater setup and would prefer it to a sound bar, but i'll have to buy a new receiver to replace my broken one (why i decided to try out the Sound Bar in the first place)

Speakers are loud and sound much better than the speakers that came with my TV. Unfortunately, the TV speakers are on the back of the TV set and for some reason it seems like the commercials always sound louder than any movie or show that I'm watching. These speakers sound very loud and clear and I don't have to worry about not being able to hear anything. I am very glad that I purchased this sound bar and would recommend it to anyone looking for one at a very reasonable price.

¡Muy buen producto! Tiene excelente calidad de audio, es ligera, no es ostentosa y sus multi salidas para conectarse a diferentes dispositivos son muy útiles. Se demoró un poco más de lo normal pero esas cualidades hacen valiera la pena la espera.

Me gusto mucho el sonido que emite la bocina, buen producto lo recomiendo

Aunque le falta un poco de mayor potencia en los agudos, con los bajos compensa su uso.

El equipo viene muy bien empacado y protegido, los accesorios separados y bien protegidos, me gustaría que incluyeran las pilas al control remoto como hacen la mayoría de los aparatos que usan el control, el sonido es muy bueno por el precio que esta pagando ampliamente recomendable

Buen producto pero nada delOtro mundo, buen precio cumple su funcion pero nada comparable a una bosse , obviamente el precio lo dice todo.

The Saiyin 32” Sound Bar is a fantastic upgrade for my TV. The sound is clear, with good bass and volume, making movies and music much more enjoyable. The Bluetooth 5.0 works seamlessly for wireless streaming, and the wired options are easy to set up. For the price, it’s an excellent value highly recommend!

This was a great purchase for us. Bought a new Fire TV but was disappointed in the sound.Turns out most TVs now are weak on audio for a lot of 'weak' reasons. By weak I specifically mean difficulty in making out dialogue to the point where my Mom had to turn on and use subtitles despite not being aurally impaired (apart from age decline).Enter this soundbar. Instantly improved clarity. Also literally 3x the max volume and more dynamic range.Some notes:-Though it comes with its own remote (no AAA batteries) you can in TV Settings add the bar as a Bluetooth device. Fire TV and others have a Bluetooth transmitter --- some tv's only have a receiver.You turn up the sb on the remote, then connect tv to sb. Now you can control volume with your TV remote! The sb remote still works btw which is handy to adjust volume from somewhere else wo taking your TV remote.- Do you need a sb if you have some powered computer speakers?They will work using the Headphone jack but only put out about 10-30W whereas the sb is 100w. (I know there's more to sound than that but keeping it simple). I tried it both ways and found the computer speakers way underpowered. I felt the sb performed better via optical cable hookup.- Some feel that hooking the sb via optical cable is old tech and HDMI arc is better - which this sb doesn't support. I found it more than adequate via OC.- Limited settings: you can't adjust for treble or bass. The sb has its own equalizer that you can't override.- Dolby and Surround is also disabled same reason.- The sb has a subwoofer out port which may be a good separate purchase add-on for some. By separating the bass out of the main sb, you may get even better dialogue clarity or separation since bass muddies overall sound if not properly managed.You can only control the subwoofer using the sb remote.- I found that I have to frequently adjust the volume while watching as it goes to loud - soundtrack music e.g.- then soft - conversation. An auto loudness control feature would be a great improvement for next gen models.You can try to modify sound settings before you add in the SB. Once you match with the SB you aren't able to make any audio setting changes except bluetooth delay.In my case it didn't seem to make a difference even though I left TV Speakers on.- The printed directions are almost microscopic. I don't get at all why makers cheap out on this. Its such an obviously good idea to have large, clear, diagrammed, well written instructions and cheap to do.- The sb automatically connects to Bluetooth when you turn tv on - which is nice.

I read the reviews and trusted them. They are accurate, overall good sound upgrade to any room with only the TV speakers. BASIC setup. Not tweaking with EQ, just plug in via optical cable and auto senses the rest. It’s no Bose, or even Yamaha. But for the deal I got, ($39) it’s good. And it actually produces a decent low end along with the miss and highs. It can get a bit muddy but that’s a $40 bar vs a $200 bar.

Just bought a new tv and the sound was ok, but this made it SO much better! Easy to install and easy to set up.I may have to buy another one for when we watch movies outside!

Good quality, very nice and has a good sound to it.

This is for 32" Saiyin Wired and Wireless Bluetooth 5.0 TV Stereo Speakers Soundbar.I got this on Prime Day at a discount for $48. For the price this speaker works really well and can output to a subwoofer if you have one (I did, from an old system I had where the Receiver stopped working, and it plugged right into it and worked without complaint.) I am comparing this to a TCL Alto 6+ 2.1 which I was thoroughly disappointed with, both the hardware and customer service. The Saiyn model is half the cost, and performed better, and didn't have any bugs in the hardware/firmware.PROS:+ Does mostly what it says it does and is highly affordable+ Huge upgrade over TV speakers. Decently loud. Clear voices.+ Aux input for older TVs that don't have HDMI Arc+ Sub Woofer line out if you have one you want to re-use from another system.CONS:- After being powered on, there are several Green LEDs, each to indicate input sources, with the current input source used indicated as Blue. These lights never turn off while the speaker is On and in use. They are bright enough to be a distraction when watching in the dark, but not as noticeable mid-day with extra light.- Customer Support at Saiyin told me that to turn off the LEDs, you must unplug the speaker (Gee... thanks, that's real helpful)- There is no Volume Meter. The LEDs could have served a double purpose to indicate the speaker's min/max volume range.- Some bassy sounds will distort. An example of this during Mr. ROBOT when Elliot is Narrating / Talking to "You" his voice is deeper & louder. this causes distortion at even mid-level volumes... However, in The Expanse, the deep and steady thrum of the space-ship background noises do not distort. It is hit or miss as to what will have issue.- Remote Control supposedly allows independent adjustment of Subwoofer volume, but I cannot tell a difference, and since the SoundBar has no visual indicator of volume raising or lowering either, I feel like there's no way to know if that actually works.- No discernible difference between the preset EQ settings.Other Thoughts:- There is a chime when powering on. It's short and quick, but some people might not like it.- It paired super easily with phone for playing music or podcasts, and they sounded decent considering the hardware.- It is NOT a replacement for full Home Theater surround system, even with an attached sub-woofer, but it is very passable for most situations if you're trying to clean up your wires, simplify your setup, or using temporarily until you can afford something better.- If a home theater system is not for you, you should definitely consider a sound bar at least. They are a fairly inexpensive and large step up in audio quality in almost any TV you can buy.- I eventually want to re-rig my home theater setup and would prefer it to a sound bar, but i'll have to buy a new receiver to replace my broken one (why i decided to try out the Sound Bar in the first place)

Speakers are loud and sound much better than the speakers that came with my TV. Unfortunately, the TV speakers are on the back of the TV set and for some reason it seems like the commercials always sound louder than any movie or show that I'm watching. These speakers sound very loud and clear and I don't have to worry about not being able to hear anything. I am very glad that I purchased this sound bar and would recommend it to anyone looking for one at a very reasonable price.

¡Muy buen producto! Tiene excelente calidad de audio, es ligera, no es ostentosa y sus multi salidas para conectarse a diferentes dispositivos son muy útiles. Se demoró un poco más de lo normal pero esas cualidades hacen valiera la pena la espera.

Me gusto mucho el sonido que emite la bocina, buen producto lo recomiendo

Aunque le falta un poco de mayor potencia en los agudos, con los bajos compensa su uso.

El equipo viene muy bien empacado y protegido, los accesorios separados y bien protegidos, me gustaría que incluyeran las pilas al control remoto como hacen la mayoría de los aparatos que usan el control, el sonido es muy bueno por el precio que esta pagando ampliamente recomendable

Buen producto pero nada delOtro mundo, buen precio cumple su funcion pero nada comparable a una bosse , obviamente el precio lo dice todo.