VIZIO 2.1 Soundbar SE, Wireless Subwoofer with Dolby Atmos, DTS:X, Bluetooth (V210X-08)

Overall it is a good unit. I was especially impressed with the amount of bass it puts out. Even the sound bar puts out decent bass not just the subwoofer. It was fairly easy to set up once we got the tv settings correct. I would recommend this Visio sound bar

I purchased a brand new Vizio TV and new Vizio soundbar. The soundbar only works part of the time. Right in the middle of a program it cuts out and loses sound. I have to increase or decrease the volume button for the sound to come back. This is the second (and last) soundbar from Vizio with the same problem.

previous models had a larger subwoofer and Soundbar Plus a remote control. so that's down a few points. the sound obviously is not quite what it used to be but for the price it's adequate. thus 3 stars. the bad part is there's no remote control now and they want you to use their app which wants way too much information including your phone number. so this is a big downgrade. and because of this intrusive nature I'm beginning to doubt Vizio sound bars or products. I guess maybe they're following what all the other tech companies are doing.

For some reason I thought it was able to Bluetooth to my TV I had a problem with doing that, and it didn't come with a remote it called for me to download a remote on my phone using that using that instead. I thought that was kind of crazy because when if I'm not at home and my kids want to watch television.

When it works, the sound quality on this sound bar is truly impressive—rich, clear, and fills the room well. Unfortunately, that's where the positives end. It frequently cuts out or resets without warning, which is incredibly frustrating during movies or music. I've had to do multiple factory resets just to get it working again, which shouldn't be necessary for a product at this price point. It has potential, but the reliability just isn't there. Two stars for the sound—functionality needs serious improvement.

I have the speakers set up relatively close to each other, but they appear to be having blue tooth issues and the sound starts cutting out. Also keep in mind, if you are using a blue tooth connection along with your video, the sound is going to be coming out slower than your video feed, it reminds me of those old Asian karate movies when the dubbing is always off. I'm using an older Visio tv/monitor that has hdmi connectors, but not the newer HDMI (eARC) that come on the soundbar.

Soundbar was easy to install but to hear a movie you have to have it all the way up to 90. It's a horrible soundbar that is not level with the bass. The bass is then so loud that it just doesn't go with the sound bar sound. This is the worst soundbar i have ever purchased!

This this needs zero stars this didn't even work. Bluetooth was not recognized no matter what device I tried beside the sound bar The sound bar HDMI cord did not even plug all the way in to the sandbar so I tried four different HDM chords I had around the house. None fit snug all the way into the sound bar. This is cheap made junk and now I'm out my delivery tip of eight dollars it's just not right to sell junk Walmart! I'll take my business elsewhere!

Audio cuts out every few seconds. Known problems based on google searches. Lots of people experiencing this issue and Vizio only offers hand-waving fixes that clearly don't work. This thing really needs an audio input. It's very strange that it doesn't have one.

This only connects via Bluetooth or HDMI, No Optical connection. The Sound would come in and out, I had to change several settings on my tv to get it to stop. When I connected my Nintendo Switch, the sound issue came back. No remote, all contrilled through Another App!