20 Best Tower Bluetooth Speakers (2022 Updated)

Very good speaker for music and fun for the sale price. For starters I got this for 399. 99 over the 699. 99 as it was price matched from Samsung website and now it stays like this on Best buy. If you like to hang out and mess with friends or family to do Cherokee, this is pretty cool as its good sound and allows for 2 mics.

DESIGN: It’s pretty big, so it’s tall and stands out. It didn’t fit in my car trunk or backseat due to my kids car seat, so I had to open it and put the speaker solo in the trunk, luckily I had a blanket.

It has a nice top where there are big buttons to control power, volume and bass. The small display is easy to see from distance. If your in a tight space, then make sure you measure or read dimensions first.

The speaker as shown sends the sound to the right and left, so it’s best you have it in an area that either the right or left side won’t be blocked off. If putting in a corner in a room, then one side will be close to the wall, not sure how that would impact sound overall.

This is also a pretty heavy unit, but the back has two handles so it can be grabbed and carried, but not a easy care depending on strength level. PERFORMANCE: I had a JBL sound bar and subwoofer 500 watts I had gotten as a gift, but the issue I had with that was the sound for movies was too inconsistent between scenes and I felt I was always putting it high for talking scenes and then once action or explosions happened, had to lower it back down.

This does a heck of a job for me in an apartment as I use it to connect my tablet or phone to it via blue tooth and listen to music to. I didn’t try the max sound yet, but I usually have it at 20 for casual volume and the bass button turns on the bass or bass boost which is pretty impressive.

It doesn’t hit as hard as the JBL with the huge base, but the sound is nice, crisp and really does the job for me. I connected it to my TV through blue tooth to use it when watching TV, movies, and playing playstation (call of duty) and This does the job for me over the JBL because the sound is more consistent across a whole movie.

The bass does a good job for me and though if your a big bass junkie, then you may be a little underwhelmed, but if your looking for a sound bar to get good volume over your tv and a speaker to use for music, then this can definitely do the job for you for the (SALE) price.

I heard the Samsung sound bar through the display at store and this speaker did way more than that think with sound and bass. To top it off it has way more watts then the sound bars that are more expensive.

The other cool thing that stood out to me was that it has lights on the bottom of it by the feet as well as the middle area where you see in the image the space/speaker. When watching a movie, TV, listening to music, or gaming at night in a dark room, its cool to have some light from the speaker as so many are into these new lights behind the tv or in their lamps that are different colors.

There is also an app that you can download to control the color or pattern when using for music. Overall: If looking for a good speaker for entertainment and good sound, this will do the job. If looking for the ultimate surround sound system for movies, then you may want to pass for a super expensive sound bar with speakers and all the new Dolby Atmos.

If not super picky for perfect sound, but want something above average, then this can definetely be used for all your purposes, just take into account the size of the unit and space it will take as well as speaker set-up/design.

I’ve had for 2 months and I use it for TV watching, movies and gaming and I’m satisfied and like it’s performance for the price. I even told a few others I know who were in the market for a new sound bar and looking at the 4-500 dollar ones, this will be better than those if you got the space.

First off, I want to say that I enjoyed this product so much, I bought two. They are extraordinarily simple to use, and the hardware feels rugged but high quality. The sound is good overall, but it can be a little lacking, with some songs sounding a little hollow in the midranges.

The bass boos certainly helps, but it is a bit much, since I prefer a more balanced listening experience. These speakers can certainly get loud. Since I am in an apartment, I usually only have the volume to 15% of max, and it has no issues filling up the space.

The ability to pair this speaker with other sound towers is what sold me on buying a second one, and I highly recommend staying invested in the sound tower ecosystem if you dig the sound. There are some issues I have with the system though.

At low levels, you can hear a small whine coming from the back of the system. It is pretty faint, but it is definitely there, and kind of annoying. It is not so loud that it is a deal braker, but I wish the speaker ran completely silently when no music was playing.

It happens to both of them, so I am figuring this is not a defect. I did not see this in any other review, so I am not sure if I am just susceptible to hearing it, or if no one else has experienced this.

The whine CANNOT, thankfully, be heard when the volume is increased, since the music covers it. I am also annoyed with the software and the interface. Although pairing your phone via bluetooth works great, it is a pain to set up stereo mode when you have two that you are trying to connect.

It has worked every time, but it is a bit of a headache to get it to work properly. I have also had major issues with Samsung’s giga party app. I tried it out once, and then quickly uninstalled it from my phone since the experience was so bad.

The review is 4/5 because of the noise the speakers makes during silent moments, and not because of the app.

I work from home and have my tower in my office. When I am on break, I connect to my tower and upbeat EDM music. I love to feel the bass and the music in my body and throughout my house. When my family and friends have cookouts and parties this year I ask if I can bring it and we use it to play music while we are together.

Other people can connect to it and play what they like. My friends like using the karaoke feature and use both mic jacks to duet with each other. I’m not too much of a singer myself, so I haven’t tried, but my friends seem to enjoy it as well.

I am not too much of a fan of the Samsung Tower app, mostly because I manage my music with other apps, but the tower plays and responds just fine. I am looking forward to buying a second one so I can pair them together.

Honestly, just the one is great, I don’t think I need a second one, but if I can pair them and use two as left and right channel, it’ll be awesome. Moving them can be a hassle, you have to be a little strong to lug it around yourself.

The handles give you something to grip and they seem sturdy. My family has a 3 floor multi level home. We live on the second and my office is on the 3rd floor. Moving it up and down the stairs to use requires some effort, but it’s worth it and honestly makes me feel like a strong guy.

I am happy with the purchase. This works well with my iPhone and my Galaxy.

So, I bought this sound bar only a few months ago and the setup was easy AND it worked gr8. Then all of a sudden the sound was not loud enough. Boy was I upset and tried everything on YT to no avail.

I finally rang Polk and spoke with a lady with a foreign Indian accent. She was AMAZING. ! I wish I took her name! She helped me fix it without confusion. If the sound goes out or is not loud enough, check to see if there are two lights on the bar when using the little tiny wire and one light when using HDMI cord.

Thanks!.

I bought the T50s after praise by an excellent audio reviewer on youtube (ZF). This is a very well balanced, well rounded pair of towers which do not require a lot of amplifier power, as they are quite sensitive at 90db.

No shrillness in the treble area, gentle and neutral, no overly sweet sound or coloration. Some of the reviews mention the bass which they find excellent. I agree that they have a nice bass level, but if you are a bass head you will want to consider options or add a subwoofer.

If you like your music neutral, with some sweetness but nothing that colors unduly the whole audio spectrum, you will like them. Now, it all also depends on what you have them hooked on. I have a very modest, lo-fi set up consisting of a Kinter 2020a+ digital amp which has a tube-like sound that I affectionate.

It can power way hungrier speakers than these and they work very well in tandem with them. Returning to the subject of the bass, one thing I did notice is that the mighty little Kinter did not generate a lot of bass with them; that is: until I switched the tone controls on and boosted the bass by about two thirds.

Until then, with all other speakers I have associated the Kinter with (and some were excellent speakers like the Triangle Antal EX), I always bypassed the tone controls. In this case, upping the bass as indicated works wonders.

Even with the bass boosted, though, the sound remains balanced, not boombastic (which I would not like at all). So, with this tweak, I have a pair of dedicated speakers that are able rivals to some much more expensive hi-fi alternatives (they do not replace them but you’d get close to 90% of the more expensive alternatives against a much lesser expense).

I also like their form factor: they are quite small towers and do not take much space. I would also caution that you need to give these quite some time to warm up after the first use. It took about three days of constantly running the radio through them for the T50s to open up.

The difference was dramatic when that happened. I do not remember hearing such a marked difference with other speakers before, and I have had a few. All of a sudden after these few days, the music will stop you in your tracks, whatever it is that you were doing, and you will understand the praise.

Two areas of improvement I would suggest to Polk are: one, the binding posts in the back do their job but are quite flimsy. No impact on the sound there, but nonetheless. Secondly, the reviewer suggested to put the T50s on solid wood plates to improve their sound further (and also bring the tweeters in line with the listener’s ears when seated).

I have not tried the trick yet, but I did notice upon unboxing and setting them up that the T50s stand on a larger base that does not feel very solid. I would improve the base, make it sturdier and add a few inches of height at the same time.

These will affect (and likely improve) the sound. Altogether an excellent pair of speakers, natural sounding, and a serious option for audiophiles on a budget!.

I was so dumbfounded by just how light these speakers were. The sound does not disappoint, however. Make sure you have a sufficient amp to drive these bad boys with a good EQ. I also have some Polk flush mount speakers in a different room.

They sound great. Complete the ensemble with a Polk subwoofer. It packs a serious punch and will make its own speaker rattle before it will rattle the walls, just be careful when you have it upstairs because the people downstairs may not appreciate a sub that powerful.

You can always change the volume and frequency though. I figured that the sub works best on a single line level input. In terms of the floor speakers, they work great and have adequate bass enough to not disappoint.

Having the Sub makes them that much more awesome though. When you unbox the speakers lay them on the side unless youre like 7 tall. Be careful when you take them out of the box since there is plastic wrapping that comes right off the speakers and make sure you have the grill side up to protect it.

I hope this review helps!.

I was divided between 4 different options for my main front speakers with an all Klipsch surround system. I wanted Klipsch reference series towers to complete the 7. 2 system but they were just out of my reach price wise.

I got all the other speakers in the system at deep discounts over the course of the past year, replacing the Jamo speakers I had previously, 1 speaker or pair at a time as I found them but I just couldn’t find any deeply discounted deals on the towers so I looked into other brands that were affordable to me but also decent quality to accent the rest of the system.

I tried a pair of JBL Studio 570s and they had impressive tweeters and mid high resolution, but that’s where they stopped being anything other than mediocre and they were expensive so I returned them because despite several recommendations from self proclaimed “audiophiles” I was far from impressed and actually quite disappointed given the hype around them.

I have a mid grade Onkyo AVR that’s new and works well with all the other speakers that I’ve had connected to it, which is quite a few. I had already parted with the Jamo S-809 towers in anticipation of the JBLs, which with the exception of the tweeters sound better than the JBLs, so I was now out a pair of front mains.

I had an old pair of JBL Venue Stadiums in my room so I used them temporarily but the cabinets on them have seen a lot of activity over the years so I wasn’t inclined to put those out in the entertainment area with all new stuff, however they do still sound very good.

They have a single dome tweeter, small midrange, and dual 6. 5″ drivers and they have always sounded good and these Polk Monitor XT70s have a very similar sound reproduction and configuration with the exception of the 2 8″ passive radiators.

I can’t say they make a big difference because as I said, they do have a similar sound spectrum. They are still fairly new so they’re still “running in” so if I notice a big difference within the next few weeks, I’ll update this review.

They sound good, they are plenty loud and have a 5 year warranty. The reason for 4 star rating is the look of the cabinets and grilles. Although they sound good, they actually look like cheap speakers, they resemble some cheap Dayton Audio T652s I have out in the work area.

That’s only in looks though, they have superior sound quality compared to the Daytons. I wouldn’t call it audiophile grade sound quality by far but much better than the JBLs that I returned with the exception of the tweeters.

Those Studio 570s do have some superior sounding tweeters, however I myself am a basshead so I could care less about screeching tweeters and perfect cymbal taps, in fact, too much tweeter actually causes pain in my ears where as bass does not.

I have 2 high end 12″ subwoofers and a 1500 watt orion amp in my little Rogue and always have them bumping quite hard. Hope this review helps. I would buy them again, I’d try to wait for a better price on them though, I do think $250 each is a little high just based on how plain the cabinets are and how flimsy the grills are.

I’d be happy at $175 each or somewhere in that range.

I’m really enjoying these speakers. If you’re upgrading to better quality sound from a basic system, these are a great step up and won’t break the bank. I purchased two for my front sides when they went on sale.

I’m using a Yamaha vx-385 to power these with no issues at all. Very clear and easy to listen to. Not to bright and have excellent bass performance. I do have sub but these produce very good low end even without the sub turned on.

I can listen to these all day long. I also have the Polk Center Channel XT35 and together they have really enhanced my movies. I should have upgraded sooner.

This product is simply amazing. This is my first set of tower speakers and i decided to take a leap of faith. the highs are high. the lows are low. its difficult for me to compare to anything due to it being my first set but i have 0 complaints.

they just sound amazing. I would maybe wait for a deal to get them though. since they are in the budget clas, 900$ a pair in canada is a steep price. at 700$ a pair its seems like a better investment.

additionally i dont beleive the connectors on thse speakers are banana plugs compatible.

Where can I start first. the only problem was with FedEx and the fact that my speakers set in Bloomington Ca. for way to long. with an hi value item lime these you have to say on it because I got an message that the item was delivered which was a lie so I stayed on the tracking.

Now the speakers are great I can not look at tv the way I was these speakers sound great,loud and gives you the theater sound you’re looking for in surround sound. first turn the volume on your tv first and these speakers will do the rest.

I love these speakers. My advice is to by them looks greak and sound even better. A great buy for the money.

Everything is good, have no problems overall, but my one complaint is they should have put a HDMI port on them because you can’t get streaming services thru them. That is one of the reasons I got them.

They should let you know you can’t stream on them because it won’t go through an optical cable. If I’m doing something wrong please let me know what to do. Other than that they are great.

When I found these speakers online I have to admit I was at least a little bit skeptical. But because of the price and all of the options that these speakers came with especially the built-in amplifier I thought I would give them a try.

I ordered them and they came to my house within just a few days and I was surprised at the speed which they arrived. I immediately hook them up to my 42in smart TV with a digital optical cable. The directions to assemble them and operate them we’re very clear easy to read and to the point.

Assembly was easy and only took a few minutes after which I turn the television on and listened with just the TV speakers for a few minutes and then shut the TV speakers off and turned the Rockville TM 80 speakers on and all I can say is is wow I am so amazed at the sharp, crisp clear sound and the two 8 inch subs deliver a hard-hitting thump that I have only seen in systems costing many times what this system did.

These speakers are everything they were advertised to be and more and I couldn’t be happier with my purchase. Bottom line is if you are looking for and awesome sound system at a very affordable price buy these you will not be disappointed.

My BeFree speaker arrived damaged, subwoofer broke off during shipping. I was able to screw it back into place, but there was something else loose inside the cabinet. Still, it worked, but didn’t sound great.

Staples made exchanging for another BeFree easy. It arrived a few days later, and UPS picked up the damaged speaker. To my delight, the undamaged speaker sounds great, and looks good too. As mentioned in another review, it’s 90w not 50w as advertised.

Only complaint is the volume automatically goes to 19 (out of 30) each time it’s turned on. That’s pretty loud, but if you adjust the volume when you turn it on, it’s not a problem. Staples has the best price on this speaker as of the date of this review.

Pretty dam good speaker. It’s loud seems to be well built. It’s heavy. You do have to keep it plugged in to electricity. It kicks out the rock-n- roll music. Very well pleased

It’s a pretty dope speaker. Loud. Alot of bass. The subs are nice. Careful though. When I received it it was messed up thanks to the horrible packaging. Double check every bit of it forsure.

I wasn’t so sure these towers would fit the bill but instead have exceeded it. Main use is with USB and Alexa Amazon Music in a 23′ RV. As long as the music source is of a quality nature, the sound is much better than expected and much better than several speaker systems costing three or four times what these did.

AND. An American, Santa Clarita, California company.

I love my new BeFree speaker system. They have top quality sound and works great with all of my devices. Set-up was easy and fast. I highly recommend this system if you’re adding speakers to be used for echo or add on speakers for your stereo system or surround system they are magnificent.

I was stunningly surprised when I got these speakers and connected them and started playing music. They sound better than expected. The only reason I didn’t give it 5 stars was that the instructions are a little confusing.

Fortunately, I am a technically savvy individual. Someone who isn’t would have problems following the instructions. But overall, this is a good product.

I picked up 4 of the Prime Satellites to replace my old Polk RTi28 bookshelf speakers that were doing side/rear surround duty in my home theater. I had already replaced my front three with Prime Towers and Center, and I wanted to have timbre-matched speakers all the way around.

Given that the Prime Bookshelf has no easy way to wall mount it, the Satellite seemed like my best option. Pros: 1. They perfectly match the other speakers in the Prime series, giving you a very cohesive blend with the other channels.

Running these in a 7. 1. 4 config with Elevations as heights gives you great bed-to-height imaging for immersive audio. 2. The tweeter is outstanding, giving you imaging that places sound beyond the speaker’s physical location but is still able to deliver precise placement of sounds between channels.

3. Mids are tight and punchy, providing effects from movies that can be downright scary given the speaker’s diminutive size. 4. The wall mount is a nice inclusion, as is the thread for using external mounts.

5. Build quality is excellent, and the speakers feel surprisingly hefty for their size. 6. The off-axis response is fantastic, making these a great option for small side surrounds placed between two rows of seating.

Cons: 1. Despite the spec’d low-end -3dB response of 69Hz, these small speakers really needed more breathing room if you want to run them at an 80Hz crossover. Given the slope of most crossovers (and my measured in-room response), the Satellite has to be crossed at around 100Hz for a smooth transition, which isn’t ideal.

I would have preferred if they had increased the volume of the cabinets just enough to get a little deeper response. or that a wall mount option had been built into the Prime Bookshelf’s design so that they were a viable alternative.

I also own the Prime Wireless 2. 1 setup which uses the same tweeter/driver config, and the slightly bigger cabinets in those give you just enough low end for an 80Hz crossover to work nicely, so I wish the Satellites had been just a bit larger.

2. Requiring stick-on rubber pads for wall-mounting purposes feels like an afterthought. It seems like some solution could have been worked into the build of the speaker itself so that it would wall mount flush on its own.

As it is, you basically have to stick two of the little pads on top of each other to get them to sit level on the wall when using the wall mount. Those minor niggles aside, the Prime Satellites make for an outstanding side/rear surround speaker, with a very dynamic sound when the movie’s soundtrack calls for it.

While the lower -3dB point doesn’t quite compare to my older Polks, the gain in clarity, precision and punch in the midrange makes these a worthy replacement.

Cannot express how disappointed I am in just how bad the DTS Play-Fi app is for the main wireless control of the wireless speaker system (and SoundBase). While I’ve only had the speakers for a few days, very disappointed over all due to the lack of control over these speakers.

I would say the quality of the build and the sound of these speakers is top notch, everything I’ve come to expect from SVS (I run SVS Ultra towers, center, bookshelf speakers, and dual PB-3000s in my HT – spectacular), but the inability to adequately control the speakers via the app, or with a supplied remote (which SVS doesn’t make) really limits your ability to control the speakers unless you’re sitting within arms reach.

I often, depending on what I’m doing while listening to music, want / need to turn the audio down … nope, have to get up and do that, want to switch sources, nope, get up and do that, get a phone call while using the DTS Play Fi app, sorry, music stops and doesn’t restart when the call finishes, in fact, opening the PlayFi app and it’s reset to the main page like you were never listening to music in the first place … two thumbs down on this !@#$%’ing app.

I also found the delay in response when adjusting the volume via the app just too slow, not to mention the “tiny’ little slider it uses. Other issues I’ve encountered with the app over the past few days is the intermittent lose of music, randomly for minutes at a time before it starts up again, or having the Play Fi app lock up and just show a spinning wheel of death, which I’m only able to clear by shutting down my phone and starting it back up … super frustrating.

I run a gigabit service from the local ISP to my home, so wired connectivity is typically 850Mb/s up, and the WiFi signal throughout my home averages 300-500MB/s down and 35 – 50MB/s up, so I know the signal is good.

Note: All of the app frustrations and lack of control and intermittent loss of music also applies to the wireless sound base I ordered at the same time. Why SVS didn’t’ develop there own control app is beyond me.

I also own a few of the Bose Sound Touch speakers … they come with remotes for easy speaker control from across the room as well as a Bose designed app that is tailored to their product, while the SVS speakers sound better, Bose has it over SVS in the control department in every aspect.

All that to say the DTS Play-Fi app ruins the user experience for what is otherwise a great product/s … still mulling over whether or not to send both the wireless speakers and the SoundBase back, this DTS Play-Fi app experience has just soured this whole experience.

Bought a pair of the Prime Pinnacle and an SB1000 pro to go with them. These towers sound better than other speakers I have heard at nearly twice the price. The SB1000 pro truly punches well above its price point.

I would challenge anyone to find a better performing sub anywhere near the price. The inclusion of the app to control and adjust the sub is awesome and truly brings home audio into the 21st century. I am also using the Sound Base for an integrated amp solution and other than the normal “needs a remote” and “PlayFi is a bit clunky” complaints I have loved it.

I can barely get to 20% gain on it before the volume gets out of hand. I am really hoping SVS releases a new revision of the Sound Base with those issues resolved. Originally I had purchased a $1200 Marantz receiver and it made the speakers sound horrible.

Once I got the Sound Base hooked up, it was night and day. The towers came to life and had the middle and low end as well as the dynamics I was expecting. Less than half the price of the Marantz and it stomped all over it.

With all that being said, I think the best part of the experience has been in dealing with the support crew at SVS. From some questions on the initial setup to getting me squared away with licensing for the PlayFi MS Windows program they have been outstanding.

Always helpful and friendly, never rushed to move on to the next call. Just a class act group of people on the support team. They have still proven it over the last week when due to my error in misplacing one of the rubber feet that were included with the speakers, they shipped me out new ones free of charge.

When I realized I had not been specific about needing the rubber ones and had said carpet spikes, They again have shipped me out what I needed (again, the fault lies with me) once again free of charge.

I am not typically one to be a brand loyalist but in the case of SVS, as long as they continue to produce amazing products at very reasonable prices, I am an SVS customer for life. I just need to decide what loud speakers I want to setup in my office to go along with the second SB1000 pro I am currently using with another set of towers.

What I can tell you is that whatever I choose, it will certainly have an SVS badge on it.

Great product puts out well for any room.I was a little hesitant at first not knowing how it would sound I am very pleased with my purchase.

Bought 2 but, one speaker doesn’t work. Will he to check refund policy. But like alot.

Upgraded to these from a 3. 1 sony soundbar. As I was doing my research on home theater speakers it was easy to get overwhelmed with the options as well as the prices. I’ve owned a few Klipsch products in the past and liked the quality and decided on these for my home theater.

The bundle deal on these closeout speakers cannot be matched if you look at other retail stores. Perfect for me who wants to get started in home theater without breaking the bank. Paired the speakers with a Denon S750H.

Glad I decided to go with these instead of upgrading to a dolby atmos soundbar.

BAD: The remote is not good controlling the volume, you must use the buttons on the speaker. The volume is high when you turn it on. The power is too much for the subs, it sounds like the speakers are going to blow.

The bluetooth skips and sometimes the system shut off on it’s on. GOOD: Aesthetically it is a nice speaker. After properly adjusted, it has a big, strong & clear sound. If SYKIK spent more time testing this speaker, they could have had something great here!.

Sounds great for the price. I like that the FM receiver is built in. I used this to replace my stereo system. I sounds better and takes up much less space.

Let’s start off with what you should do as soon as you get the speaker unboxed. Do yourself a favor and look up Samsung’s support page for the T40. Download the firmware update onto a USB drive and plug the drive into the speaker.

Let the update apply, the display shows the progress, when finished remove the drive and download the Bluetooth stack update. Plug the drive in, let the update apply, and your ready to rock. The bluetooth update in particular seemed to improve the performance of the speaker, gave it better bluetooth range.

Now that you are up and running, start streaming your content to the speaker using a phone, tablet, whatever bluetooth capable device you have and listen to your chosen media. Use the included remote to make adjustments to the sound profile as you see fit and crank it up.

The speaker can get loud, very loud, indoors it can blast you out of a room. That is a good thing though, plenty or volume for whatever activity you choose, indoors or out. My kids love taking the T40 out by the pool so they can listen to music or podcasts while splashing the summer away.

At night they love adjusting the lighting profile from ambient to wild dance party type light patterns. They also enjoy the included DJ functions which allow them to apply a few included sound changing patterns to their music.

The speaker is big, and weighs a decent amount, but the included carry handle makes moving the T40 around easy. We sometimes have it in a bedroom, the kitchen, the living room, the garage, outside, it goes all over the place.

The T40 is easy to use. Today’s kids are so surrounded by tech, my kids never even read the instructions, they just knew how to use it. There are plenty of options for getting your material to the speaker.

Bluetooth, USB drive, or direct connection. We have used them all and they all work, it’s just easy. My family loves this speaker, yours will too, give it a shot. You will be happy you did.

this is a big speaker so i figured between that and the samsung name this thing would rock. but alas it was a letdown in the most important aspect of a speaker’s performance. sound. i have a 20 year old samsung surround system where only the subwoofer and 2 satellite speakers still work so i was expecting some improvement with an ac powered speaker this size, from the same manufacturer.

when the music played it was a major disappointment. the bass was boomy but unsubstantiated. the mid and treble sounded like the speaker was broken. overall it wasn’t fun to listen to music. so i returned it and ordered an hk onyx4, which is not nearly as loud, but i think much better sounding.

i wanted to like this samsung speaker.

This is a nice speaker for your summer outdoor parties. It’s easy to move around since it weighs about 18 lbs. The speaker has bi-directional speakers on two sides and with a subwoofer on the bottom, so the music can be heard at a greater range.

That’s 300 watts of high power audio. If that’s not enough, up to three units may be synched and grouped together. There are many connection options, including bluetooth (two different devices simultaneously) and USB.

It also has two ways of connecting wired analog devices. One thing that is missing is a digital audio connection. I like the ability to connect devices that don’t have bluetooth support. This way you could connect a TV (non-bluetooth) digitally to the T40 in place of a soundbar.

The T40 plays all kinds of music, including MP3, WAV, WMA, FLAC and AAC. There are multiple sound presets to suit your style: Party / Standard / HipHop / EDM / Rock / Latin / House / Reggae. It also has an additional Bass Boost feature that claims to provide extra boom.

However, I am disappointed in the fullness of the bass. The overall sound is not as rich as expected. For amateur DJs, there are six DJ sound effects and six light modes. The tempo feature on the remote allows you to speed up or slow down the beat.

You can use the Samsung Sound Tower app (iOS, Android) to control everything right from your phone. The Samsung T40 Sound Tower is a great fun system for small backyard parties.

So far, I really like these speakers. The Subs are not overwhelming, but the 250W onboard power is plenty and clean. Bluetooth and RCA connections are sound. Like the Eq features as well.

Great pair of speakers with connectivity and enhanced utility. Like the ability to stream music from various devices with ease of Bluetooth capability. Speakers can be used as stand alone PA system, AM/FM radio and capacity add a sub woofer without additional amplifier or receiver unit.

I love everything about this speakers, just one thing I need. Do you have a longer audio cable for it? I dont know how you call the cable that goes from one speaker to the other. please let me know. Thank you.

I have a Denon AVR-S900W with the Jamo 5. 1 surround set S83 center S803 front and S801 rear surround. I also have 3 subwoofers a Dayton SUB-1500 Klipsch R-12SW and an SVS SB-1000 pro 12 sealed sub. I thought everything sounded really clear and crisp.

But I found myself having to adjust the center channel level because I couldnt hear talking on some movies and tv shows. After adding these S-809s and setting them to large on my Denon and my S-803s to front height on my Denon.

These S-809s where the missing piece of the puzzle. Now I dont have to adjust the center channel. I can hear voices/talking just fine and it definitely filled in the midrange that I was missing! If you can find these speakers for around $300 buy them you wont be disappointed.

Easy to Bluetooth & easy to connect 2 Bluetooth devices as description; sound great on musics; bass boost is a plus and awesome, volume max 50 still not super loud like expected but still pretty good.

Lighting displays alright since I dont need that much. I havent tried the Karaoke function yet. Overall, Me and family members liked it.

I just came from a banquet center they had one of these playing. It was so loud from about 100 feet away but when I walked up to it it almost knocked me over. Talk about loud. And powerful. Super clear.

I’m impressed!.

Powerful, Flexible, Good sound. I liked it enough to buy a second unit for Stereo sound. Two minor issues. these are heavy to move, about 100 lbs each, but I knew that before buying. And I don’t like the way the power cord attaches to the bottom of the speaker.

This speaker / receiver system sets up easy, sounds great (clean & clear), easy to use. Modern low profile design blends with any decor. Plenty of power and base to upset the neighbors if needed ; ) This thing “BUMPS” !!!.

The sound is decent and can be heard three down. Base is at a level one or level two depend on the right song out of 5. Easy to pair and remote is plus to have. I have tile floors so the speaker dance around when being used.

I pinned the speaker between two items and problem solved. I like the speaker and plan to buy more for family members for Christmas. I received a lot of compliments on my speaker. I gave 5 Stars because i enjoy using it every day.

I love love love this product, it works so well, and is so handy I would highly recommend this to anyone! I will be repurchasing this product again in the future! It is very affordable!

Sounds great and balance on the high and low end are equally in balanced. For the price, you can’t go wrong. The Led LIGHTS on the front panel make the room glow to a degree, not too much or not too little.

Thank You!.

I thought it would’ve gotten a tad bit louder… I guess you get what you pay for. Happy other than that.