Amazon Fire TV Soundbar (newest model), 2.0 speaker with DTS Virtual:X and Dolby Audio, Bluetooth connectivityReducing CO2

I picked up the Amazon Fire TV Soundbar for my travel trailer, and I couldn’t be happier with the value and performance. For the price, it delivers impressive sound quality—rich, clear, and with just the right amount of depth to make movies and shows more immersive.The compact size is a huge plus, especially in tighter spaces like my trailer. It fits perfectly without being bulky or intrusive, and the sleek design looks great mounted below the TV.Setup was a breeze. I connected it via HDMI in minutes, and pairing it with Bluetooth was just as simple. Whether I’m streaming music or watching a show, the soundbar consistently enhances the audio experience.If you're looking to upgrade your TV’s sound without breaking the bank—or need something travel-friendly that still packs a punch—I’d recommend this soundbar. It’s a smart, stylish, and solid choice.

The media could not be loaded. You probably don’t care to hear the following experience of mine, but I’m going to share it anyway for those of you who may consider Best Buy instead.I wasn’t planning to shop Black Friday, but I was up past midnight and decided to take a look at Best Buy online. There was a JBL 2.0 Mark II sound bar available for $90.99, which I decided to purchase. I received the confirmation email of my purchase as well as the shipping status. Then the following morning I received another email from Best Buy stating that they had to cancel my order and that I was automatically refunded due to them not having anymore in stock and not knowing when they’d get more. I came to find out they were stocked again at full-price only 2 days later. That was pretty disappointing to say the least after some other questionable recent experiences that left a bad impression. Things happen though and I chalked it up to it just wasn’t meant to be. A few days later I saw this FireTv soundbar advertised to me on CyberMonday at around the same price as the JBL one. I looked into it more and one reviewer swayed me to make the purchase. They said they had the same exact JBL soundbar that I had originally purchased from Best Buy and that this Amazon FireStick one is a lot better. I can’t give a second opinion on the comparison, but I am quite happy with this purchase so far.The moral of the story: sometimes things happen or don’t happen because something better is right around the corner. Cliché, but seems to be true.This soundbar is clean looking and packs a punch. I have it right in front of my TV, which blocks the tv sensor a little bit, but I’m still able to use my Fire-stick remote that I already had. The instructions that come with it are simple, but maybe too simple for the average customer. A search on YouTube will get you set up if you’re confused at all, but once you catch on you’ll see how easy is to use. I had trouble connecting it with the HDMI cable on the side of my TV. I have yet to test if another HDMI cable even works there, but I just switched to one of the HDMI slots in back of my TV and that worked.One of the features I like is how you can change sound modes from dialogue to movie and music by the press of the same button on the remote. The TV doesn’t need to be on to use the sound bar and you can connect to Bluetooth to play music. This is when I turn up the bass!If you’re looking for an upgrade from your tv’s sound and want to have somewhat of home theater experience in your bedroom/small-medium sized living room, I’d recommend this soundbar. I don’t think you can beat it for the price, unless you’re a serious audiophile. If that’s that case, you wouldn’t even be here. You really can’t expect a whole lot in this price range, but you’ll def get your money’s worth!

I just bought a new 50" Fire based flat screen and bought this as an improvement over the built in sound which was acceptable to begin with. The sound bars output is mostly natural and doesn't over emphasize low, mid or high frequencies. This is NOT a cheap home surround theater system, just a sound bar that makes the built in flat screen sound be more like a console tv. The sound seems to be natural to the source where as the built in speakers sound intelligible but somewhat unnatural. Only 4 stars because even on sale I feel it's a little over priced but it certainly makes viewing more engaging and enjoyable. The bass it reproduces is fantastic and fills the room nicely but does so only when the source audio contains it. I was concerned with buying something that has a big artificial bass boost but luckily this doesn't. No installation issues, the tv recognized it immediately and there's no need for the included remote as the fire TVs remote controls it fine.

Got this on early prime day deal for $89, regular $119. We installed it in 10 min after we had to get an optical cable as our flatscreen didn’t have the appropriate HDMI port. We put it in our master bath as the TV sound was not good and struggled to hear anything over the bath jets and shower. This speaker is amazing and is a perfect fix for a smaller room. I give it 5 of 5 stars!

I've only had it for 24 hours but it produces a very nice , high quality ( theatre-like) sound . It was very easy to set up. Happy with my purchase.