Aisung Soundbar for TV, 32-inch Home Theater Stereo Sound Bar Wall Mountable TV Speakers with Subwoofer, Wireless Bluetooth 5.0, HDMI/Optical/Coaxial/USB/AUX/RCA Compatible

If you a good sound, you want one of these. Great item and price

This is a superb sound bar, easy to use and connect, perfect length, has HDMI , AUXILIARY, BLUE TOOTH, has small remote control that’s easy to use, good value for your money also is wall mountable.

I'm not an audiophile, so take this review with a grain of salt. With my limited experience, however, this soundbar does the job wonderfully, especially moving from my old 2x3w soundbar. Biggest issue I have with it is that when there's little or no audio playing - at least while using aux with my pc - there is clear interference. It's not noticeable when watching or listening to something at a higher volume. I use the 'music' setting most of the time and, for me, it sounds great. Even helps me pick up sounds I normally miss in songs.Other issues would be the equaliser setting - of which there's only a few with minor differences, and the 'news' setting gives a very tinny sound - and lack of a display for volume. Bluetooth seems fine, some minor delay between video and sound, but only noticeable if you're watching for it. It'd also be nice if the blue light wouldn't blink constantly when not using bluetooth.Overall, considering it's less than £50, this is excellent value for money. It also looks great and sits on my desk wonderfully. Will update review if anything happens to change my opinion in the future.

Awful. Avoid. Barely audible when connected to the TV or PS5; both the soundbar and devices were set to the max possible volume for each. Controls were cumbersome and temperamental. The voice to alert when settings changed was not understandable. Remote only wired when operated at closer the 2ft away from the right side of the soundbar, no response if anywhere else. Returned and got a refund. Avoid.

Good sound bar

Sound quality is reasonable but most human voices (frequency) cause a buzz/rattle from the speakers. Annoying after an hour. The top switches are cheap'n'nasty, and I can do without the voice prompts. Ok on optical input, but plug any other connector in and the voice tells you it goes to 'blootoos mode' then switches off. Mains unit gets hot too. Don't expect too much for £30. This one is going in the spare bedroom and I'll buy a decent one.<I've tried using this for a while now and have finally binned it as the buzz/rattle is insufferable. Voice prompts really annoying now. Utter crap. Avoid.

I'm pleasantly surprised at the sound quality of this Soundbar. It is a marked improvement over the, also budget but more expensive, TaoTronics unit it replaced. The TT unit failed due to external factors, so cannot be criticised in that respect. But back to this unit, OK the top controls are somewhat cheap and the voice prompts rather funky. But optically connected to my kitchen/diner 32" TV I cannot fault the sound output for around £30. It might not cut the mustard as the centre piece of a home cinema system but for what I need it to do it performs just fine.

Not sure how this has so many higher reviews. There are only 2 reviews which talk about a hiss or a buzz. And the one I received also had this constant buzz.I am not a hardcore audiophile, but even I found this really annoying and after a while gave me a headache.The modes were really bad as well. The "movie" mode just made the sound echo really badly!Remote is an average standard remote, so not bad, but not great either.From my experience I cannot recommend this product when my 10 year old one which I want to replace is better, and was cheaper when I bought it!If you cant hear the hiss probably fine for you, if you can hear it, I would return.Ended up buying a Polaroid Soundbar from Asda. So much better and currently £10 off, so get it for £40 14th July 23