LGS70TY 3.1.1-Channel QNED TV Matching Soundbar, Dolby Atmos, Wow Orchestra, Rear Speaker Ready, Wireless Subwoofer (2024 Model)

The LG S75Q soundbar offers a solid build quality and a sleek, premium appearance that adds style to any room. Initially, the sound quality was underwhelming straight out of the box, but after downloading the LG Soundbar app, my experience drastically improved. The app allows for EQ adjustments, and with a boost to both Treble and Bass, the sound truly came alive, bringing a richness and depth that far exceeded my first impression.While it may not match the performance of a full A/V receiver setup with passive speakers and a quality subwoofer, the S75Q holds its own in terms of value and simplicity. For the price of a good pair of bookshelf speakers, you get a compact, minimalist sound solution that performs exceptionally well. If you're looking for a balance between quality and convenience, this soundbar is a strong choice.

Excellent sound quality when paired with an LG flatscreen using the ARC HDMI port. It comes with wall mounting brackets and a template for drilling anchor holes in your sheetrock. Use solid anchors if you aren't hitting studs! I especially love the fact that voices and conversations are clear and easy to understand. Place the sub-woofer anywhere you like as it has a Bluetooth connection to the sound bar. I consider it a great value. The remote allows you to customize your sound settings somewhat but there is no equalizer. After setting it up with automatic on/off the remote stays in a drawer as our LG's flatscreen remote does it all. One remote to keep track of is a plus.

I had purchased a new LG TV, hooked my existing Yamaha Soundbar to it and thought it would be okay... and it was just that "okay" but I was looking for better integration (after reading the LG TV manual) so I purchased this. Quick and easy to hook up, although there are lots of settings on the TV which might seem daunting to some people. It supports an optical and eARC connections. Advanced features require an eARC connection. The LG soundbar came with a very high quality remote (better quality than the remote that came with the TV). I haven't quite figured out everything yet. The bar itself was smaller than I thought wish is good. It seemed like the sub-woofer wasn't working even though it sync'd with the bar and had a green light. I turned it up to max and nothing. I read on-line that others had the same problem and they fixed it reseating or reconnecting the plug to the board inside the woofer. I carefully removed all the screws, opened up the sub and took care not to damage the wires (which are connected to an enclosed control module). I reseated the connector between the speaker the the module. The speaker side is soldered. I was careful to grab the connector and not the wires, removed then clicked it back into place. Reinstalled the module, backing and screws. Powered up the soundbar and woofer and it works great now after re-seating the connector. For best results, most people will need to increase the bass and sub-woofer volume. For the price it sounds great, excellent value, there are better... but not for this price. I wouldn't recommend it unless you have an LG TV. The reason I gave it a 4 and not a 5 is because of the sub-woofer issue and all the different sound settings (on my TV) can be confusing.

Excellent sound. This LG soundbar was my third try to get good clear speech sound. I have a hard time hearing speech on TV as I get older. This bar has crystal clear speech audio. Heavy bass...but I will download the app to reduce that. Overall very good.

Quick and easy to set up. Paired with my devices on the first try including the sub to the bar itself. I normally don't like wireless stuff but the sub works well with the bar and I did not perceive any delays. Speaking of the subwoofer it is located on the floor to the left of the bar. I got it on sale so it was an amazing deal. Going from the TV down firing tiny speakers to this was a huge upgrade. If it were not on sale I might have considered going to a 5.1 channel system or similar as this unit is only 3.1. At this time it fits my needs and sounds great with movies, music, and games. Bonus I was not sure how well I would be able to control it as my TV is not LG it is an Amazon Fire Omni. The bar has some vocal confirmations for when you change the settings and there is a mobile app that allows finer controls so it was no big deal. The TV remote is able to adjust the sound of the soundbar so I only need the app or the soundbars remote to make changes to EQ etc which I rarely do.