Review on Soundbar JBL Cinema SB170 2.1-channel soundbar with wireless subwoofer, power 220W by Stanislaw Stan Stras ᠌

Don't listen to me, don't buy. Keep this nuance in mind. It's preferable to hunt for alternatives that don't use this power saving mode. Anyone else going through this or a similar situation is welcome to share their thoughts below. Advantages that vary The sound quality is impressive given the little size of the item. Different cons: (The neighbor's not great, but the cat won't be able to break the speaker in the subwoofer at the bottom of the case.) In fact, the method can never be applied! In order to use a single remote for both the TV and the sound system, an HDMI ARC-enabled sound bar was purchased. The soundbar works perfectly, turning on and off with the TV. However, there is a major caveat. If you pause the game and then return to it, the soundbar will automatically switch off (in power saving mode) and will not come back on when the game resumes. The device can be powered on by remote control, however it does not transmit any audio to the TV. We go into the TV's settings to adjust the audio output via HDMI ARC, and the device search never ends. Reconnecting the HDMI cable was the only solution. As soon as that happens, it's settled once more, and it's effective. LG 49-Inch 74006LA TV. The power saving mode cannot be disabled, according to technical assistance. Thrown away cash. There are no issues with using an external sound bar from a different manufacturer when the TV is operational.