🔊 Enhance Your Home Theater Experience with BESTISAN Soundbar: 80W Dual Connection Speaker, Bluetooth 5.0, Bass Adjustable & Wall Mountable! Review

Excellent product with quality sound for every occasion. I set up my bar in a common room to play music from any mobile device/TV which is very convenient. The device is always connected to the network, so you don't have to worry about a low battery.

It looks very nice on our counter under the TV as the streamlined design makes it look more elegant than a chunkier machine. The sound comes out fantastic and has a wide range of quality and volume, making it very flexible for different situations. It's not very difficult to set up and the remote usually works if you point it in the right direction.

This soundbar exceeded my expectations. I needed a smaller soundbar that would fit under my TV. I replaced a Bose that no longer works. I didn't want to spend a lot of money. I thought I would dare. I liked that it has more speakers than similarly priced soundbars. I was surprised how great it sounds. The music and movie presets are great. You can also adjust bass and treble. Just connects via Bluetooth and sounds great. All necessary cables are included in the scope of delivery. Anyone looking

The sound was very good. The supplied manual does not contain instructions on how to program the TV remote control. The online manual says to hold + and - simultaneously for 3-5 seconds and the LED on the panel will turn red. Press the power button and the LED will change color until you press the mute button etc. My device does not turn red. Megacra has not responded to a support email. There is no phone number on their website. Bestisan support replied and offered to try again. Most of the…

I recently bought a 4k TV with very TERRIBLE speakers it sounded like a single speaker. So I started looking for a soundbar that isn't too expensive but still delivers quality sound. Well after reading a few reviews I decided on this one and I'm glad I have it. It delivers good sound quality, it gets loud and the bass is good too. For the money, this is a good soundbar that's fun to use. I like it, I connected it with an optical cable and I have no complaints. If you're looking for a basic…

If possible, use an optical cable for the connection. It doesn't look like it will connect. Just pay attention to the shape when trying to insert it into the vessels. Use a flashlight so you can really see the shape. The instructions don't mention which remote to use to set up PCM on your TV. If you're into satellite service like me, that's dial-up. Not the remote that came with the TV. Once I figured that out, the soundbar was perfect. This accomplished my goal of bypassing the TV's broken…

I know the video is long and it was taken with the phone, I was trying to tell the difference! I noticed some very tinny, muffled speakers popping up in our old TV, and I started looking for either a new TV or soundbar. Having tried this first, I'm glad I didn't go out and buy a much more expensive new TV! I am very impressed with the range and depth of the sound, the bass is really deep and powerful. The remote has quick settings for different sounds (music, movies) that seem really effective.

For example, the soundbar is a good option for small and medium-sized TVs. Setup was easy. I connected the included power adapter and optical cable directly to my TCL TV. In the TV menu, I selected PCM as the output method, and the soundbar worked quickly. There's a rather unobtrusive LED on the front that shows the soundbar's current input. For example, blue represents Bluetooth and white represents optical output. The LED is not too bright and does not disturb when viewing. RCA and auxiliary…

. It's a little difficult to tell when the soundbar is on and off when it's not already working. I spent an awful long time trying to figure out how to make it work, but I finally got it. The instructions don't say this, but it should say (if you're using Roku or another streaming device or gaming console, maybe?) that you'll likely need to connect the soundbar to that device instead of the TV. I figured it out through trial and error, mostly missed. Day 1: I tried both the optical connection…