We’re using this with a 75” TV in our first-floor family room of a bi-level, and it has completely changed our viewing experience. The price was very affordable, setup was straightforward and easy, and it works perfectly with our Samsung TV. It feels sturdy, looks great in the space, and honestly made movie nights and everyday TV watching so much better. For the quality you’re getting, the price truly can’t be beat. We love it so much that we’re already considering buying a second one for our upstairs TV. Highly recommend if you want great quality without spending a fortune.

I don’t know if it’s the size of the living room that it’s in but at times it sounds echoing

Very nice very satisfied with purchase

Good

Easy set up and sounds great

Was not too interested in losing one of the two HDMI ports on the Vizio TV to use a soundbar. I had been using a 2.1 computer speaker system with the 3.5mm interface on my older Vizio that finally broke down. It had all sorts of port on the back, HDMI, 3.5mm for headphones, Optical, 15 D pin, USB, composite and several of each. The new Vizio had to be a 40" no more due to space available in the bedroom. Unbelievable it only weighed 11 pounds vs the old one a good 30 lbs. It had just two HDMI, a USB and one optical ports. Tried using a converter optical to 3.5mm to my speakers however, the software in the new TV did not have the ability to play both TV speakers and the optical out or by optical only with variable volume. So, the TV speakers would work with variable volume but the optical out was a fixed line level. Turned out to be a complete pain compared to the old TV, an XVT373SV model. Interestingly, today's Vizio TV's in the smaller screen sizes do not a lot of connectivity on the back panel. After investigating, I decided a Vizio soundbar with the HDMI arc would solve my issues and I'd have to do away with the computer speakers. Found one called the 2.1 soundbar which is 30" in width and won't fit using the legs on the TV. Not a big problem. Once I connected the soundbar, everything was mostly auto connected and functioning. Now I had to use the blue tooth to adjust any of the sound levels settings so I got the Vizio app and had some issues with connecting blue tooth with the soundbar to stay paired. Finally, after about 6 attempts of pair and unpair events, it remained paired and now works each time the TV is turned on etc. It's really a nice sounding device and the TV speakers are completely dwarfed and probably considered almost worthless when compared to this 2.1 soundbar.

If you do not pick something to watxh within 3 minutes, it will disconnect. It will disconnect in the middle of a movie or show you are watching. You have to go back in and reconnect to your tv, it doesnt automatically it.

Very easy to setup, everything is included in the box except a remote. You'll need an app for that information for it is in packaging. If you have a Vizio TV it's plug n play and integrates with tv remote & settings. I highly recommend this to you if you do have a V-TV integrates very well. The soundbar has better than average sound with good bass and voice clarity. You can try several modes and settings till you find your sweet spot. I recommend using Movie Mode turn on Virtual X and try Tru-Volume. I use that setting more in summer when my w8ndow air-conditioning is on. Get it in sale if you can mine was refurbished works great.

Not bad but inferior to earlier models no remote In the end I returned it

No luck in using the Vizio app to control my sound bar and woofer. Can't lower the base.