Review on Sound Bar Xiaomi Mi TV Soundbar White by Micha Maciejowicz ᠌

Despite the fact that the vast majority of evaluations are really positive, they resisted purchasing for a very long time. They caused me to question product reviews by type: Bluetooth has a lag time and is frequently lost. Without a remote control, it is impossible to regulate the sound. not loud enough to fill a space with 18 microvolts. It's impossible to listen to music at all since the quality is awful, there is no bass, you can't hear anything, and it's quiet. In actuality. I first used Bluetooth to verify the sound in the store, and there were no delays. similar at home. Even when the set-top box goes to sleep, the signal remains intact. turned on Bluetooth, forgot, and hung on the wall. Excellent sound quality is delivered via Bluetooth. More specifically, the soundbar functions in a trio with a TV set-top box and a projector. This is space in comparison to a projector's speaker. Even felt are the subwoofers. Less than 18mkv perfectly fills the space. You have to talk loudly to be heard when the volume is at its highest. You no longer need to close the window because the street noise from cars is completely muffled, which is really pleasant. The voices in the film are clear, audible, and uninterrupted by loud noises or explosions. Concerts are also far more enjoyable to attend. To my taste, the bass is adequate. particularly if you are seated near the soundbar. Hence, a full HD projector for $15,000 plus a TV set-top box for $5,000 and a soundbar for $5,000 is a ready-made home theater solution that elevates movie viewing above what is possible with a TV and monitor.