Review on 🔊 Enhanced Klipsch Reference RSB-6 Sound Bar with Wireless Subwoofer by Vedprakash Trilltight

The thing is upstairs in our large room. It's quite large and open to our kitchen and small dining area. The soundbar fills the entire surface quite loosely. The music sounds good. Movies sound great. Even a small adjustment that tries to "mimic" surround sound works fairly well. Night mode is good too. It removes low and high frequencies in case someone is trying to sleep in the next room. The reason I gave it one star is because of the following two things: The bass is just a bit muted. It works well and will shake the room when watching movies, but it's not as "big" as the soundbar. While I said the soundbar would fill a large room (and more), the bass is probably adequate for medium to large rooms. I wouldn't give a star for the bass either, but the Bluetooth isn't that impressive. It has a range of around 15-20 feet. That's about the same range as my twenty-dollar Chinese Bluetooth headphones that I use when I exercise. I know they're all pushing for their Wi-Fi enabled stuff, but audio equipment at this price point and overall quality shouldn't be using the cheapest Bluetooth connection they can contract for. That's a little disappointing. Still, this is one of those cases where I would give it 4.5 stars if I could. I'd add an extra 0.5 stars because this product is well-made in overall Klipsch style, and Klipsch still has fast and responsive customer support when I need it (like I did for a firmware update). Verdict: A good product that's loud and clear enough for music and movies, although the Bluetooth leaves something to be desired.