SAMSUNG HW-T400 2.0 Channel Soundbar with Integrated Woofer - HW-T400 Review

Bought for . Station Mini. Thought to improve the sound. Essentially nothing has changed. Draw your own conclusions, bar = column the size of a tin can. I expected more from Samsung Has pros: Price, Bluetooth, optical input. Wall mounting without additional brackets. Cons: Covered with a fabric that attracts dust like a vacuum cleaner filter, it would be better if it was plastic. There is no bass, the subwoofer is only nominally.

I took it for myself as a replacement for the 5.1 wired system of the same company. The criterion was this - you need a system for a nice price, without wires and compact. Naturally, the choice fell on soundbars without an external soundwoofer. Under my request, the column fit well. The design is pleasant, the fact that the surface is fabric, I do not consider it a big minus as it was described in one of the previous comments, you can also it in with a vacuum cleaner so as not to smear this…

Some pros: compact size good sound there is bass there is AUX input there is bass adjustment, reads music from a flash drive, manufacturer, appearance. Its cons: I haven't found any cons yet, except perhaps a short power cord. But this is a problem for everyone.

I took it to organize a free workplace for working remotely. Connected via a monitor, two laptops and an Apple TV are connected to the monitor. The sound is enough. I managed to make friends with the sound control from the Apple TV remote

If you connected the speaker to the phone via bluetooth, then until you switch the mode of operation of the speaker with its remote control, it will still be available only via bluetooth. Those. completely do without the remote control will not work. Or use it only as an addition to the TV, and completely forget about it. Works - do not touch. Has some pros Samsung is friends with Smart TV. Connected via optical port. The volume is controlled by the TV itself. Got cons: No HDMI ARC. Those…

Bought for use with a PC, installation under the monitor. I was surprised and addicted to the presence of a subwoofer inside the soundbar case. In terms of optics, everything works great - games, movies are just a buzz. One nuance for those who come across a similar one: if the sound bar is turned to the maximum (+bass to max.), while the volume on the source is minimal, then you will hear a wheezing. Of course, it should be exactly the opposite - first we unscrew the source, and only then we…

Ideal for replacing built-in TV sound. The sound of TV programs has acquired a natural sound. When the volume is increased (do not forget we are talking about a kitchen where a working hood, boiling water in a saucepan and a buzzing blender are normal), the sound does not become "mumbling", but still retains its transparency and detail. If we compare head-on with 2.1 systems (a subwoofer in a separate case), then of course this soundbar will lose to them in terms of low frequencies, but for TV…

This soundbar has great sound compared to others I've bought. I have a Samsung TV but couldn't get it to work with bluetooth so I bought an optical cable. Installing this way was easy and I am very happy with it.

We've added a soundbar to the gym's wall-mounted TV. This significantly improved the sound of the TV. Now we get enough bass and some sound effects from movies etc. For a family room I would spend more and get a soundbar with a separate wireless subwoofer.

Very good product; good sound. I am an old man and tech savvy. I bought a soundbar to connect to the TV. After purchase, I found that I had to order an optical cable separately to get the desired connection to the TV. Yes, I should have read the fine print. On the other hand, a cheap cable should be included.

The soundbar works great with my Samsung TV, it connects automatically. I was very disappointed that the optical cable did not come with the soundbar. I had to buy it before I could hook it up. The soundbar is normal for this price range. But it's cheap, and my trained ear hears tinny voices even at maximum bass. I'll keep it, but if I knew before what I know now, I'd spend another $100 and buy a better soundbar. It all depends on what you want.

Bought a Samsung TV soundbar with a broken speaker. My mother is hard of hearing and had to turn the TV on very loud which broke the speaker. This Samsung soundbar connects easily to your satellite TV set-top box with an optical cable (sold separately). Once connected, the satellite box no longer sends sound to the TV, so you don't have to change the TV settings. The universal remote for the satellite box controlled the soundbar automatically, so it was very easy and now the sound is great. The

This item is too expensive. Not a bad soundbar, but heard a similar sound cheaper. I give it a low rating because the remote control is lazy. I used new batteries of all brands, move the rod to make sure the IR receiver isn't blocked, no help. You still have to press the select button multiple times or leave your chair just ten feet away to use this remote control. Very disappointed with this popular branded product.

The soundbar works great with my Samsung TV, it connects automatically. I was very disappointed that the optical cable did not come with the soundbar. I had to buy it before I could hook it up. The soundbar is normal for this price range. But it's cheap, and my educated ear hears tinny voices even at maximum bass. I will keep it but if I knew what I know now I would have spent another $100 and bought a better soundbar. It all depends on what you want.

I bought this soundbar for a Samsung TV with a broken speaker. My mother is hard of hearing and had to turn the TV on very loud which broke the speaker. This Samsung soundbar connects easily to your satellite TV set-top box with an optical cable (sold separately). Once connected, the satellite box no longer sends sound to the TV, so there is no need to change the TV settings. The universal remote for the satellite box controlled the soundbar automatically, so it was very easy and now the sound…