Polk Audio React Home Theater Sound Bar with Alexa Built-In

I don't really hear bass but I'm still getting this thing programmed a bit. However it is made of good quality and materials as I can tell at this new moment…. I still feel my 65” tv is louder by itself.

So far this sound bar has been working very nicely. The things I discovered with this unit are: You don't have to be connected to Alexa/internet to make this work. Once you have set the sound to your liking, the settings stay that way until you change them. When you turn your TV on, it takes about 30 seconds for the sound bar to come on. The sound bar can be accessed through your regular TV remote to adjust the level of loudness. You can use the sound bar remote to adjust the bass and voice and other features (if you connect to Alexa and internet). Once you turn the TV off, the sound bar will also turn off so the front flashing bar won't be apparent. No need to turn off and on separately. You need to hook up the HDMI and the audio cable to make this work. The sound bar I bought was the "react" model that does not have a subwoofer. Once you turn everything on, if the sound has an echo, that means the sound bar has not connected to your TV yet. It goes away once they connect to each other. If for some reason your TV remote refuses to connect to the sound bar, use the remote that comes with the sound bar to adjust everything. The sound bar is 34" long and 5" wide with a depth of 2". The electrical cord is 4.5" long. My TV measures 39" from corner to corner. I was able to get it on sale which was a very good price, more than 50% off.

It is excellent

I havent had enough time to hook it up yet. Its difficult to do. I have been talking to the Company for help. Installation Is VERY DIFFICULT!