Amazon Fire TV Soundbar, 2.0 speaker with DTS Virtual:X and Dolby Audio, Bluetooth supportReducing CO2

The sound bar arrived in good condition. It was easy and quick to set up: I used the HDMI arc cable provided. The unit improves the sound quality coming from our LG smart TV no end. All frequencies are reproduced better, unless you turn the sound up so high that it distorts the bass. It is now much easier to understand both UK and Foreign tv stations and radio. It is neat sized and unobtrusive.It reproduces music independently from a flash drive quite well. You can also input from Bluetooth independently from the TV, but Bluetooth sound reproduction is not as good.Its functionality is simple so it does not have "rinky dink" surround sound or Dolby etc. It does not support extra speakers or bass woofers but we do not need them. If I need better sound quality I can feed the sound through my HIFI.The unit turns itself on and off via the Arc interface when you switch the TV on or OFF. It's got a remote control.If you require just reasonable quality sound for the money without the "bells and whistle"s then I can recommend it highly.

Pros: The Amazon Fire TV Soundbar offers surprisingly good sound quality for its cost, with good dialogue clarity and spacious virtual surround sound that expands well beyond the confines of the soundbar and TV screen.It's easy to set up and use, with seamless integration with Fire TV devices. The compact design and good build quality make it a great choice for those looking for an affordable way to boost their TV's sound.Cons: Some users may find the soundbar underpowered and disappointing, especially if they're expecting better audio than their TV can deliver on its own. The Fire TV Soundbar may feel expensive for what it does, and it lacks some features that audiophiles might desire. Additionally, the soundbar is only a member of the Fire TV lineup by name, as it doesn't include any actual Fire TV features.Sound Quality: The sound quality of the Amazon Fire TV Soundbar is surprisingly immersive, delivering decent sound for the money. It provides good dialogue clarity and spacious virtual surround sound, making it a great choice for movies, TV shows, and music. The soundbar offers Movie, Music, and dialogue-boosting EQ modes, all selectable using the supplied remote control.Connectivity: The Amazon Fire TV Soundbar connects easily to your TV via HDMI ARC and also supports Bluetooth connectivity. This allows for seamless integration with your Fire TV device and the ability to stream audio from your mobile devices.Size and Design: The compact design of the Amazon Fire TV Soundbar makes it a space-saving solution for those with limited room for audio equipment. The build quality is good for the price, and the sleek design will fit well in most living room setups.Value for Money: At an introductory price of £99.99 (RRP £119.99), the Amazon Fire TV Soundbar offers a cost-effective way to elevate your home cinema experience. It's an entry-level device that will boost the sound of lower-end TVs, making it a great choice for those who've never owned a soundbar before.

Absolutely love this soundbar, Especially good for watching sports or films as it has amazing sound and bass at high quality. Easy to connect to your TV with the HDMI cable provided and all for an affordable price. MUST BUY!

Pretty decent actually for the price and size Rich bass but bit too much. Unless you're an audiophile you won't be disappointed.

Beware this item constantly switches off if paused even when playing sound it would switch off. Other reviews say the same. I belive it's the eco mode but there is no way to switch it off. You have to manually put it back on. Then you get a black screen. When it goes off. Then should be displayed before buying. As it's common problem.

I have several Fire sticks and used a sky box in my sitting room which was connected through blue tooth. As anyone in the same position knows, there's a lag on blue tooth, which you can resolve by using VLC player. This promised quality and ease of use. Neither sadly is the case.I connected the speaker to the ARC input on my TV, a sony bravia 55', fairly new, and moved the the Fire Cube to another HMDI port. For the first reboots of the TV, there was no response from the speaker and the TV speakers kicked in. I shuffled the HDMI connections around several time and eventually the Fire TV soundbar connected. I was thrilled, until I heard the quality of the speaker. My old Sky box was at least as good if not better. As my TV is built into the wall and all the connections are accessed through a tiny hatch I felt it had been a total waste of effort to get this speeker working, never mind no improvement in quality of sound.If you only use the speakers built into your TV, this might be an improvement, otherwise I doubt it will make any improvement to a sound system you currently use.Pros . small form factorCons . unless it is actually a Fire TV, not a TV with fire stick or Fire cube connected TV, not as easy to setup as advertised.only three EQ settings, little control over the sound output, which all sound the same.was unable to connect this soundbar on Bluetooth. kept disconnecting for some reason.