VIZIOM-Series All-in-One 2.1 Immersive Sound Bar with 6 High-Performance Speakers, Dolby Atmos, DTS:X, Built in Subwoofers and Alexa Compatibility, M213ad-K8, 2023 Model

The Vizio sound bar worked perfectly with my Vizio television. It was easy to setup and sounds great.

My older sound bar was too old and did not do a good job with atmos or dolby digital. It was a sound bar with a subwoofer by a different brand. I tried others this time before getting this one. Simply WOW !!! I live in an apartment and do care about my neighbors while also getting the best sound possible.I connected it thru HDMI earc which was a breeze. The sound from this is amazing. All dialogue comes thru clear and there are many settings to get the best surround you want. It manufactures an impressive Atmos experience. I had to try the sound bar in different locations before finding the sweet spot. And I am talking minor changes. I have my tv on a swivel stand. First I placed the bar on the base under the tv and was disappointed. It was not until I placed it in front of the stand base where it could sit flat in front of the tv that the full experience was possible. Lots of impressive bass and a totally immersive experience. You can boost the volume high on this and become totally immersed.The remote is an added bonus and its vocal directions as you move about the settings means you will always know where you are at. Also advice for if you have a tv that is 4K and Dolby Atmos possible thast it is a good idea to get an upgraded hdmi cord from the one that comes with the sound bar. It improves picture and sound quality.Can't recommend enough.

This is a very good entry level Dolby atomos speaker everything sounds great on this, I have gotten some weird problems when it comes to my Xbox like sometimes if the game audio starts to freak out it'll mess with the speaker and then it'll say it's not connecting properly and make the game crash altogether, and lastly it will sometimes just not turn on and I'll have to reset the breaker on my power surge for it to work again

Great sound ! Powerful. Much more clarity then I expected.Too much for my dogs who run around searching for the BIRDS .UGH !!

There are some settings on your TV audio you may need to tweak to get sound but its all in the manual you can download which is helpful since it does not come in the box. Nice sound. Easy to adjust bass and treble for your own tastes music wise. Definitely a good little soundbar for the price.

The soundbar is great, this soundbar is designed for small to medium rooms, for a large living room i suggest a sound bar with back speakers and a subwoofer. The sound bar is easy to install and the plus side is that it has an HDMI input and Output so you don't need to occupy an extra HDMI connection you can have your Apple TV, Roku or Amazon Fire device connected to the sound bar so you can get the Dolby Vision and HDR 10+ signal just fine. The bass is great! it won't compare to a subwoofer but the bass is rich and it sounds amazing. The box says Dolby Atmos but it's not truly Dolby Atmos, Now it doesn't mean that it sounds bad or it will sound in stereo mode it will give you a digital process of the Dolby Atmos sound since the speakers facing up are the bass speakers and up-firing speakers for surround, you will hear sounds coming from the sides of the room and sometimes from the top, the soundbar does a great job in imitating the Dolby Atmos sound. The Vizio app doesn't control the sound bars treble and bass, it only controls the soundbar through Bluetooth but it comes with a remote control and it's very easy to use, if you don't have a HDMI cable don't worry because it brings one in the box along with the tools to mount it on the wall if you don't want it laying in front of the tv, I highly recommend this soundbar for any bedroom, game room or small to medium living room. You won't regret it

great sound and features

I bought this for my PC after my last sound bar had problems staying connected to the wireless subwoofer. I bought this one first because the reviews were high, but most importantly because of the built-in subwoofer. I connected this to my PC via a 3.5mm analog cable. With mostly default settings, this had appeared to be working well and had great sound quality. However, I develop games on the side and was working on a project that uses a relatively low decibel, but constant sound throughout the game. During some testing, I started to realize that my sound would stop moving every time my character stopped moving (footstep audio stopped). I thought it was a problem with the game engine and had initially sent a report to the engine developers. I had also uploaded a Youtube video showing the problem off.About a week later someone posted a comment asking what the problem was because they could hear the sound constantly on their end. So I listened to my video on my phone and found that the video was constantly playing the audio that I thought was definitely cutting out when I played the audio through my sound bar. So that settled it. It was the sound bars fault. Sure enough, I tested the audio through some headphones and all was working as it should.This is where the annoying troubleshooting came into play. Most posts from other customers are reporting issues with TVs or specifically Vizio sound bars with the TVs to blame. However, in this situation, I couldn't blame a TV. It was my PC that would play audio perfectly on one device, but not another. Again, my audio settings on the sound bar were mostly default. I had changed the EQ to Game and made a few adjustments to the Bass and Treble. But, one thing that stood out was that my PC audio was fairly low and this was because I didn't want to blast my PC volume and have more wiggle room to adjust it from my PC when needed. Meaning not having to fiddle with the remote often.Out of curiosity, I turned the volume on my PC all the way up and turned the sound bar volume down very low. And sure enough, all the audio that was cutting out before was now playing perfectly. I'm not sure what it is. There's some mechanism in place on this sound bar to not play low decibel sounds when the input audio is low. I don't know how to explain it other than there's a threshold. So easiest solution if you are using the sound bar for a similar purpose is to turn your PC or device all the way up and lower the sound bar volume until it's a comfortable volume.This was very annoying though and shouldn't happen. Please don't program in volume thresholds for inputs. It will just lead to possible unnecessary customer service reports and rants or requests for help posts across the internet. If you design/develop sound bars, DON'T DO IT.