Review on Soundbar Sony HT-CT370 by Stanislaw Siwak ᠌

In general, a good device as a replacement for regular speakers - nothing more. You should not expect miracles from him (surround sound or bass reverberating in the chest). More expensive than 10-12 sput IMHO is not worth taking. With its pros: - takes up little space - a good flat layout (suitable for TVs with a low stand height so that the soundbar does not block the bottom of the screen when placed on a nightstand) - decent sound - great bass - NFC support - you can plug in several devices via HDMI and the bar itself will play the sound from the desired one without additional manipulations with the remote control (I have this: set-top box, media player, blu-ray player) Different cons: - the sound starts coming from the soundbar only 5-7 seconds after the TV is turned on - once the lights were turned off while watching a movie, after turning on the light for an hour and a half, I had to dance with a tambourine so that the TV and soundbar would see each other again and learn how to turn on together - sometimes does not fall asleep with the TV - in stand by or mute mode, a quiet squeak is heard (in quiet places of films, it is also barely audible somewhere on the verge of perception) - when listening to music via BT at a volume above half and pressing the mute button for the first 5 seconds, a strong squeak is heard (the higher the volume with which they went into mute, the louder the squeak), then. apparently. electronics cuts off the signal and the squeak disappears - the volume, of course, does not even smell - a rag that covers the speakers collects dust well