LARKSOUND 2.1 CH Sound Bar with Built-in Subwoofer, Small Soundbar for TV, PC, Gaming, Mini TV Speaker with Bluetooth/HDMI ARC/Optical/AUX/USB Connections

I’ve used a few soundbars and honestly even though it is cheap and small it packs a good punch. the bass is pretty good for being an all in one sound bar and the mid range and high range are pretty clear. Arc works very well and everything else works as intended. I recommend keeping the Music or Movie setting on because any other EQ makes it sound tinny.

this makes a great center channel with contained sub for PCs it is not a good movie speaker nor is it that great at 2.1 it can be a bit muddy compared to my hifi 2.0 Nylavee sound bar. however, for pragmatism of office space, there is no need to put a bulky sub on the floor for a great subbass-this unit has it built into the bar body itself!(wish they had a wooden vairant). if you want to jury rig a make-shift 5.1 with office space in mind this is a great center/sub for your analogue soundcard(SB X-3 or AE-5 varient) just plug this 2.1 Aux into your "Center/sub" port then plug in a hifi varient to the 2.0/4.0 port and voila! you have just cake-baked a 5.1 with hifi sound! clear as a center channel for narrations in games I test-flight the system I mixed by using the exellent narrative opening in Kingdom Come Deliverance. and the bass quality matched perfectly with vocal clearity and my 2.0 hifi nylvee soundbar caught on the music. works great in in game dialgoue as well! in fact, the bass is picked up via all the speakers, not just this Larksound as the creative sound hub is smart enouugh to channel its bass sub into all the other channels! I only give it 4 stars because as its primary use it is not too good it has way too much bass and not enough midrange and as others have said can be overbearing. But as a center/sub it works perfect for games! just remember, that only the left speaker is being used, but takes better advantage of the built insub good space saver as it is in the soundbar and it is also utilized in your chosen 2.0/4.0 set making it 5.1! with the right skills you may even make it a 5.2 with dual center if you added a sub(but I haven't got the connections for it).

Very nice little sound bar and impressive sound! I use it for my gaming computer setup and it rocks, I have the volume turned down pretty far and it still rocks my house. It can be a little weird to get it to connect tho, blue tooth seems to be the way for the unit I received.

As I'm waiting on my shipment for a better soundbar to be delivered today I figure I would write my review of this Larksound I ordered and received yesterday. I have it playing now watching Spider-Man to fully test it out to its max capability. Starting with the Pros: Look/Design The design of this soundbar is nice and the smaller size option is nice to have to free up more space around my set-up and not to block my remote sensor. Not too bulky and blends in with the devices around it. Connection The multiple choices for connecting is great. I'm using Optical vs Aux. Better option for digital sound. Dimensions My TV sits low and it sits right under it not blocking the screen so not needing to raise my TV. Sound So the sound is okay, really... I mean I'm not reviewing this compared to a high quality 120w+ Dolby digital surround sound and wasn't looking to go that route. If you are looking for something that just gives your TV higher volume with minimal amount of bass and not much sound seperation between lows and highs this will work. But for the most part the sound is more of the many Cons I have about this unit. Cons: Volume This is one big Con! The delay between the remote and soundbar is really bad! And I'm only 4' away from it. The delay when just a press takes too long and then when you hold the volume up/down the volume greatly decreases fast to very low or high. And it's almost impossible, to fact I think you can't just tap down or up because of the delay so you end up having to hold it and can't tell if it is registering up or down when tapped. The light indicator takes too much time to tell you that it is ready to turn down or up and you have no idea where you are in your volume max or mid. Just know that you have definitely turned it way too down quickly! Speakers The bass speaker at the bottom gives a small amount of bass to give the tweeters just a little bit of what would be fullness of the sound needed. With the volume button up when you get to max it gives a sound and max is not that very max and I'm running full digital. The bass does not give you an indication and if not all the way down, the bass sounds the same no matter how high you put it at. Very small amount. The tweeters are very high in thier sound and not much low in them so you would need to balance them out with that sub added but it's a very small amount and the highs from them almost drown out the bass from the sub. Presets The presets suck. Simple as that. Movie mode, just hold the bass + and you get a very small change with what should be a full sound but nothing really much. All in all... If you want your TV a bit louder and don't care for a full body sound go with these but I don't recommend it. There are many other options with way, way better quality. This soundbar will be returned today.

Good product, has good sound and works perfectly; for the price, it's good quality.

I'm giving this one star because I'm unable to use it for one of its intended purposes; a television. I originally bought this sound bar for a small TV (it's important to note that the TV is only 1yr old and has the capabilities to work with a sound bar) I have in the kitchen, but unfortunately, it didn't quite meet my expectations. When first turning the TV on, the sound bar interferes with the TV input, changes the input, and often requires multiple attempts to get the correct input to work. This can be frustrating and time-consuming. I tried using both the optical cable and the audio cable and had the issue with both cables. Another issue I encountered was the slow response of the remote control. It's not as snappy as I'd like it to be, which can be annoying when you're trying to adjust the volume or switch settings quickly. On a positive note, the sound quality is good. When it does work, the sound bar delivers clear and crisp audio, enhancing the overall viewing experience. Since I've surpassed the return window, my intention is to test it with my computer, where the input issues might be less troublesome. As for my TV, I'll be actively seeking an alternative sound bar that doesn't disrupt the input and provides a more responsive remote control. This sound bar might work well for some, but it's essential to be aware of its limitations.

I’ve been looking for a decent speaker for my small 22” kitchen TV that is primarily used with an Apple TV and up until now, Bluetooth speakers. I’ve tried all the connections this soundbar has to offer, except HDMI ARC since my old TV doesn’t have that capability. Not surprisingly, optical sounds the best and cleanest, followed by BT, with Aux last. I don’t need this to replace a Dolby atmos system or used as my main TV setup, just something in the kitchen I can watch while cooking or doing dishes. Built-in sub is understandably a bit weak but adequate for my uses. With an optical connection, I don’t get the occasional interference that affects my BT speakers. Found this on prime day at a good price so yeah, it’s a keeper.

So, let me say that when I say sound quality, I am talking about it's ability to produce sound when I want it to. The actual sound it produces is fine, but the design of when it will and will not produce that sound is the big problem. So, I have one of these at work and initially I didn't realize the issues and I bought a second one for the home. The one at work I have tried to run off of USB and off of Bluetooth and they both have the same issue, it doesn't want to stay on all of the time. The speaker will just turn off whenever it feels like with little regard for whether it's actively playing sound or not. The problem with the home setup is a bit work because at home I am using the optical cable and it will turn off the sound until it detects that sound is being produced, which means that if I am in a meeting that I am effectively missing the first word or two of every sentence which is really annoying. tl;dr this seems to be a speaker that does not really like playing sound. I would not recommend it to anyone.

tiene buen audio, el control remoto no funciona bien

Después de comparar numerosas opciones en el mercado, finalmente encontré esta barra de sonido 2.1 canales que destaca por su tamaño compacto, algo difícil de conseguir en esta categoría. La adquirí principalmente para usarla en mi escritorio, donde disfruto música ocasionalmente, juego de vez en cuando y veo alguna serie. Lo que inicialmente me atrajo fue su tamaño, ideal para espacios reducidos. Pero lo que realmente me sorprendió fue su rendimiento: supera con creces a otras barras de sonido más grandes que he probado a lo largo de los años. La calidad del sonido, la eficiencia del diseño y la experiencia general han sido excelentes. Por su precio, dimensiones y el ahorro de espacio que ofrece, no puedo darle menos que un 100. Un producto totalmente recomendable.

La seguiré probando, tiene buena apariencia y buen funcionamiento, el control remoto no es muy sensible al cambiar de volumen

esta barra de sonido, no se escucha suficientemente la definicion del sonido grave es decirse especifica 2,1 canales pero, no se percibe es porbeso que le doy baja calificación