Majority Sound Bar for Smart TV, 50 Watts, 2.0 Bluetooth TV Sound Bar, 15 Inch Home Audio Sound Bars, Small Soundbar for TV and PC | AUX, RCA, Optical, USB | Gaming, Music, Movies - Bowfell Black

First of all, if you are looking for a Bluetooth speaker to listen to music from your smart phone or tablet, this is not going to satisfy. The Bluetooth connectivity works fine, but the high end is hyped and it can sound bright enough to be harsh to the ears. On the other end of the audio spectrum, it does not meet my definition of “built - in subwoofer”. It does OK with bass, but you’re not going to get impressive bass in music or for in TV use, thunder or explosion sounds like you would get from a $200 or up two - piece sound at/subwoofer set. I looked at frequency components output by the speaker using a pro audio frequency analyzer display on my iPhone, and it looks like it has output down to about 125 Hz. Not great, but decent for typical TV viewing. If you want powerful bass in a small package, a JBL Flip - 5 will reach down to 65 Hz and is a good choice for a Bluetooth music speaker. But that will cost you about 4X the price of this soundbar.I bought this because I have hearing loss, and the sound quality from my 32” bedroom flat screen TV speakers is atrocious making listenin to TV audio even more difficult. I was missing SO much dialog! This soundbar improved my TV audio experience immensely! As I mentioned above, it has a very bright, crisp sound that emphasizes speech. I didn’t expect a flat, wide frequency response from this speaker like I expect from speakers that I listen to music a lot on. My wife says it is listenable with music, though. If you want to enhance TV sound on a small TV without spending much money or taking uo a lot of space, this soundbar meets the need well and is the best value I’ve seen in it’s category.

I have a powerful music system for listening to music videos on TV, I can blow the windows out if I wish. However, sometimes that's way to much, and since I bought my new Spectre 50 inch tv which I really like , but the sound is terrible , I decided to buy this sound bar. To be honest I didn't expect much for the price, but since I have a real sound system I didn't want to spend a lot of a sound bar because there is nothing that can compete with what I have already. But I got to say for the money it's definitely worth it and surprisingly it's got decent bass for its side. It's got multiple hook ups and its own remote , so once again for the money you can't go wrong especially if you don't want to invest big money. Yes I definitely recommend it.

This is exactly what I had hoped it would be for the price paid. Please note that my 5 star review is based on it being an extremely affordable soundbar. It's not high end - but it wasn't supposed to be.I recently upgraded to a 45" ultra-wide display for my office. I kept my older monitor and plugged in an Android TV box so I could watch the news while working. But like most monitors, it has no speaker. Enter the Majestic sound bar.For around $40, it plays sound over optical, headphone audio jack, USB, or bluetooth. It's just 15", which makes it a good fit on a smaller desk (or kid's room). I had read reviews of several similarly priced units and found the Majestic to be a better fit, for several reasons:1) Many of the budget soundbars in this category have built in USB and analog audio cables. Which means if something happens to the cable, it's not easily replaced.2) Many of the others had all ports on the sides (meaning you're more likely to see cable clutter on your desk or dresser). This one has power, USB, and optical audio ports in the back. Unfortunately, the headphone jack is on the right, but it conveniently comes with a right-angle cable which helps.3) This works fine with my Onn 4K Streaming Pro's remote, so I can turn it on/off, mute, and control volume via remote control. Several other competitors don't seem to work well (or at all) with Universal Remotes, and some flat out say it can't be controlled this way in the product description.4) Three year warranty offered, along with lifetime technical support. I can't comment on how good the support is, not having needed it, but at face value, that sounds great.Negatives?1) This is not a very sonically impressive soundbar. Just fine for watching the news, or TV shows, but I'd find a different device to play high fidelity music.2) No HDMI support, but again, that's hardly a negative at this price point. For my use case, it's irrelevant, but it is a notable item if that's important to you.3) The remote has three buttons to tune the sound - flat, rock, and jazz. If they actually do anything to the sound, I sure can't tell.