2 in 1 Separable Sound Bars with Subwoofer for TV

Got this on a black Friday sale for our sister in law who just got a new projector as a TV. My husband, who is a bit of an audiophile, was very skeptical...and grumbling at me about why we'd even give a no name brand gift. So I decided to set it up to see how it looked, sounded, worked, etc. Setup: I'm a bit of a techy and good with the whole putting furniture together thing so I was also worried that if it was at all hard for me, my sister in law would end up using the box w speakers in it as a side table... Thank God this was a breeze. So there's only 3 cables to setup. The power cord, the sub into the main speaker and the left/right speaker connection. I didn't try the Bluetooth because I wanted to test different things from our tv. I actually just used the optical cable from our Bose to TV connection and popped it in the puxinat, selected optical mode on the speaker and voila worked like a charm. Sound quality: so I tested but throwing on some Jurassic Park, tenet and then some YouTube music. The tones are not quite as good as our Bose system (yes the husband got nit picky) but it is definitely good enough for me and anybody who just likes to watch movies with good sound. I think the sub woofer does a nice job at rounding out the car chase or dino roars while balancing out the other sounds on the L/R speakers. Look: I agree with another post that I wish there was a way to turn off the red led mode. I could see that getting annoying if the lights are dimmed and you're watching a darker movie. Other things: my only small issue is that the longer cord for the speakers wouldn't be long enough for our preferred placement around our big ol TV so I do wish the speaker bar had a wireless feature for when it's broken apart. But it should be just fine for the projector with Bluetooth. I also think a timeout function would be nice. My sound system has an auto turn off feature if someone (ahem my husband) falls asleep with the TV on. I do love the twist and click feature for both the stands when it's separated or connected as a bar! Such a smart way to make it easy to use in either setting. At the end of the day, my husband approved the gift...the quality of sound and ease of setup for the deal we got was worth it! Yay

I had no idea how poor the sound quality of the built in TV speakers were until plugging in this system! I've just been using the built in TV speaker for years... a friend mentioned I should try a sound bar ... then I found this awesome little set-up with a killer price and took a chance... It's like a billion times better than my TV speaker!! And it can be set up as a long bar or two separate vertical speakers to fit exactly whatever configuration you need. I love that I can easily just unplug it from the TV and take it outside to use with the backyard projector for movie nights on the patio 😃 The set-up is so easy (and it comes with every cable/connection combo you can imagine) and moving it around to use/connect other TVs or projectors is completely painless. Its beautifully designed and blends in almost to the point of invisibility. Absolutely love this little sound system!

I bought the soundbar because I have one TV that I don't use that often that has really terrible speakers in it and I am hard of hearing and have to use hearing aids so I found a sound bar with a subwoofer helps me a lot. I love the price on this one because it was inexpensive and I was wondering what the quality would be like. Honestly I was hoping for the best but expecting you the worst. It comes with everything you need to connect no matter what connections your TV has available. I was amazed at the quality of the sound bar and the subwoofer when I took them out of the box. The sound bar itself comes in two separate pieces that can be linked together to go on the wall or on the table under your TV but they also have two stands where you can stand 1/2 of the sound bar on either side of your TV and that's what I opted to do. They're made very well and are much heavier than I assumed they would be when I purchased this. The subwoofer itself seems to be made just as good. For it's size it is much heavier than you would imagine and the quality of the box seems to be really good. One of the best things about this system is you have many different ways that you can attach it to your TV. I simply use the optical connection because my TV has one on the back and I like the way that works better than other connections I have tried on other sound bars. There's no delay whatsoever and the audio remains perfectly synced with your video signal. Hooking up he unit is a very straightforward and while it does come with an easy to read instruction manual I didn't even look at it until I was already done because you really don't need to. Now on to the sound quality. Surprisingly good! It has several different modes that you can choose from built in depending on what you are watching on TV at the time. The nicest feature I've found so far is the 3D ability which gives the sound bar a much fuller sound. It's hard to describe unless you're in the room but trust me it makes a difference. It's not incredibly loud but it is more than adequate for most decently sized rooms and I would imagine in a 20x20 living room it would be great because that's close to the size of the room I'm using it in now. It comes with a remote and it's very easy to switch from one mode to another and it does have a built-in base and treble adjustment which I've noticed other sound bars do not. That's something else I like about this unit. It actually looks good with the two halves of the sound bar standing next to my TV and I like that quite a bit. So far I've watched a baseball game a football game a couple sitcoms and a couple movies and I have zero complaints about the sound quality whatsoever. It's clean and it's crisp and the subwoofer is more than adequate And it's actually quite impressive when it comes to a dramatic movie. The music sounds great and have even listened to a few songs through my Xfinity cable connection so there are no complaints there at all. My Samsung found it quickly and Bluetooth connection was flawless. Listened to a few songs on Amazon Music jus to check it out but that is not what I got it for. I think I'm going to be really happy with this unit. I can hear it much better than the TV with the speakers by themselves and I can actually understand what's being said whereas with the built-in speakers I always had to use the closed captioning especially during football games. My honest opinion is if you're looking for an inexpensive sound bar with a subwoofer that's going to sound good and look attractive in your living room then by all means jump on this! I don't think you could possibly find a better unit anywhere for this price.

Great for TV, movies and gaming. Voices are clear, explosions pop and sizzle, and they remain clear at louder volumes. Connection options are plentiful for this price range: 1 HDMI port, plus AV and AUX inputs are available. I also like the option to either set up the speakers vertically or link them to mimic a soundbar (the left/right speakers must still be joined by an AV cable), plus the wall mounts are a welcome bonus. Two caveats: The chords are long enough to set up around a desk or TV stand, but you won’t be able to stretch them much past 4 or 5 feet. Also, If you plan on using this extensively for music, I’d instead rate it between 3 and 4 stars depending on the genre, as these speakers are lacking high-end clarity and volume, across all equalizer presets. Songs like Eminem’s “Without Me” sound just fine and the subwoofer provides very satisfying thump. But genres like classical music or songs that feature instruments in higher keys (violins, slide guitar…) get muddled. Still for a sub $100 speaker & subwoofer sound system, I am very happy with this purchase and would recommend them to anyone looking for a TV/Movie-centered experience on a budget.

From the moment I unboxed the Puxinadh 2 in 1 Separable Sound Bars, I knew I was in for a treat. The sleek design promised a modern touch to my living room, but it was the sound that truly transformed my home entertainment experience. The setup was a breeze, with multiple connection types ensuring compatibility with all my devices. The separable feature is a game-changer, allowing me to switch between a traditional single soundbar or a dual setup for a more immersive sound. Whether I’m hosting a movie night or just enjoying some music, the Puxinadh soundbar delivers crisp, clear audio that fills the room. What impressed me the most was the adjustable treble and bass settings on the remote, which let me fine-tune the audio to my preference. The soundbar’s 10 EQ modes are perfect for any genre of music or type of content, making it a versatile choice for any audiophile. The built-in dual subwoofer ensures that I don’t miss out on the deep, resonant bass that adds depth to any soundtrack. And with Bluetooth 5.0, streaming from my smartphone or tablet is seamless and stable. In conclusion, the Puxinadh soundbar is an outstanding product that offers exceptional value for its price. It’s a testament to how high-quality sound can enhance your media consumption, making every listen a memorable experience. I highly recommend the Puxinadh soundbar to anyone looking to upgrade their audio setup without breaking the bank. I hope this review captures the essence of what makes the Puxinadh soundbar a great choice for consumers looking for quality and affordability.