JBL Bar 9.1 Dolby Atmos With Wireless Subwoofer 820 W Bluetooth Soundbar

Pros: Sound bar build quality is good, I am able to configure TV ARC output for routing audio to the JBL 9.1 HDMI Out port easily. Wireless Speakers is a plus point. Bass is a bit loud. Finer controls would have been a plus point than level controls.\n\nCons: No much of tuning controls available on the Remote. Treble controls absent. I need to bring down the level of Bass and Rear speaker levels to Low to hear clear speech content in the movie. Too pricey when compared to Sony and LG similar models.\nI have also heard audio cracking noise with hotstar 4K HDR content Avengers End Game. I still need to do a detailed hands on to confirm whether the issue is from the JBL bar or TV.\n\nCan somebody suggest if there are any JBL mobile Apps to control and fine tune the product.

After a lot of research, I finally bought this JBL 9.1 soundbar. So far I have used it for 2 weeks and I am really impressed with the overall sound quality. It really gives you the feeling of a home theater. The soundbar has speakers on the front and top, rear speakers(detachable) have on front, side and top. \nThe subwoofer is a beast and does produce a punchy, precise bass. The rear detachable speakers have built in batteries, when charged for 3 hrs gives enough playback time. After wireless use, dock them to the soundbar to recharge. \nMain reason for buying this soundbar is to have a great surround sound without having wires running all around my living room. \nOverall it’s a great soundbar, with no complaints so far. If you have the budget go for it.

Sound clarity less in high bass