Review on 🔊 Pyle PSBV200BT 3D Surround Bluetooth Soundbar with Bass Speakers - Home Theater Sound System Compatible with TV, USB, SD, FM Radio - Black by Wayne Drakh

It has been about 6 months since I bought this product to replace another soundbar with added surround sound that gave me pure acoustic sound for many years, when I didn't feel like turning it on main surround sound. sound system Unfortunately it had to be replaced as it lacked the bass that I love to hear and feel when I connect my phone or tablet via Bluetooth and crank it up to blast. I've searched everywhere for a good replacement that will perform well enough or even better than my Polk soundbar. I came across the Pyle 3D after many hours of searching for a good replacement and was torn between this Pyle sound system soundbar and the Sony 300w surround soundbar which had a separate woofer that was wireless and something more cost. I noticed the Pyle had a built in mini subwoofer and was $70 cheaper figured why not, it also seems to pack 300w and is the perfect size without taking up too much space on my desk. as little space as possible. The first few days the sound was pretty bad, worse than my Polk Audio soundbar, but after a few days of hacking the sound got a little better and over time it started to feel and sound really good. I'm not an expert when it comes to sound, and I'm not a music lover and I don't pretend to be one, but I know good sound when I hear it. Pyle produces good vocals, clean and not overpowered by the base she has. The surround sound is also good and quite loud. The only downside I have with this product is that it claims to be a 300w 5:1 peak surround soundbar, which is not the case. 1: This is not a 5:1 surround sound system soundbar. Think of the subwoofer as just another speaker, as it's not designed to reproduce vocals, only pure bass. That. I have a Sony 2:1 home speaker system with the same peak power I gave away and it's a lot louder and has better bass than this system, feels like it's at least 150 watts of power. 3: I would like this system to have a little more bass to feel my whole room as it only has a max volume of 5 for high and low frequencies. Bluetooth worked really well in my room and it connected flawlessly with no issues or dropouts. Over time, Bluetooth seems to get a lot of disconnects or disconnects. I was trying to figure out why, at first I thought it was my phone or tablet as I got it on both phone and tablet. I put my phone next to the unit or approached it from 3ft and it still got a shutdown pause like it wasn't having a good connection and the music was going on and off. The main reason for purchasing this product was its wireless capabilities via Bluetooth. I wonder how long Bluetooth will last before it fails and renders the device unusable. The build quality is quite well done and the high end seems to have a nice glossy finish. Front and satin finish around the body of the system. This product offers great features like Bluetooth connectivity, auxiliary jack, USB and SD card slots if you have music stored on one of the smaller devices. It also has an FM radio which works very well and sounds great. It also claims you can connect it to a computer, but I haven't tried any other features other than Bluetooth and FM radio, which I use a lot. The sound is really great, has good bass and tone for a 4:1 soundbar, and for a small subwoofer it has decent power so it feels great in a medium sized room and still sounds great. The only complaint I have with this unit is basically the power delivery which is not accurate and the Bluetooth gets too many power cuts after 2 or 3 months so I'm wondering how long this unit will last before the Bluetooth stops is working. more functional, which also makes me wonder how cheap the wireless card inside is. This device is a great buy despite two major issues and could be a good replacement for the soundbar.