LG S80TR 5.1.3 ch. OLED evo TV Matching Home Theater Soundbar with Rear Surround Speakers and Wireless Subwoofer, Wow Orchestra, Dolby Atmos, WOWCAST Built-in (2024 Model)

Great upgrade! These were very easy to set up. You just have to plug in the soundbar, sub, and 2 speakers and they all auto connect to each other via Bluetooth. The sound is clear and the bass is punchy. Note that if you what you're watching doesn't have surround sound, the sound will only come out of the soundbar and sub (the basic plan from Netflix does not come with surround sound) but it still sounds great. The LG ThinQ app is nice so you can control the Treble, Mid, Bass, and all of the volume of the other speakers. They are huge compared to my previous setup.

This is my first soundbar with dolby atmos. I used to have a Yamaha soundbar with i think 13 speakers. This soundbar is incredible! 5.1.3 breaks down like this... 5 is the total speakers in a normal position. Left, right, center channel, and left and right surrounds. The 1 represents the subwoofer, and the 3 is the total up firing speakers on the soundbar. The wireless sub, and surrounds work flawlessly and sound great! I was missing 1 power cord which I promptly had a chat with lg and they have a power cord on its way within a couple days of me having the chat session with them. Great customer service, a great soundbar for the money, and goes great with my lg b4 oled tv!

This sound bar with surround sound speakers and subwoofer, provides great sound. But it might take you a few days to configure the settings to where it sounds good. The hardest part was to actually get some decent base, with the original settings when you take it out of the box it sounds kind of tingy. But with some adjustments of where you have your speakers and adjustments within the LG ThinQ app, you will get wonderful sound. For my setup I put the subwoofer on top of my entertainment center so it's next to the TV that way I get wonderful base directly in front of me at ear level. Hope this helps I highly recommend this sound system if you're looking for something that won't break your pocketbook, and provides wonderful sound.

If you love the sound that comes out of your iPhone then this is the system for you. If know anything about sound quality then continue your search. I presently have a great 6:1 Logitech wired system that's about 5 years old. I am tired of hearing my wife complain about the wires so, I decided to purchase this LG S80TR system. The website told me to "get ready for an unforgettable cinematic sound experience with this impressive 5.1.3-channel soundbar powered by Dolby Atmos", and to prepare myself for an "immersive audio experience" that will "fill the room with pure acoustic bliss". After 3 days, I AM STILL WAITING!!! Dolby Atmos is suppose to move sounds precisely in a 3D space for a more realistic experience. The only thing that moved was me to the remote to try every possible option to try and improve the awful sound that was emanating from these speakers. The subwoofer is twice the size of my present system, so I expected to experience a rumbling bass. On the full bass setting, it didn't compare to my system. Last night, I reconnected my old wired system and did a side by side comparison for my wife (who thinks the tv sound is perfectly fine) and her first reaction was, "oh those sound terrible", thinking it was my old system and when I told her she was listening to the new LG S80TR, she said , "I hope you are sending them back in the morning" Needless to say, this LG S80TR is already packed up and I'm headed out the door to return it to UPS.

It's a pretty decent system for a small apartment or kids / family room. The surround is quite impressive but I was skeptical of the wireless speakers staying paired. However I'm pleasantly surprised by the consistent connection (not a single incident of pairing issues). The bass is not powerful at all but if booming explosions while watching a movie is not quite your cup of tea, then you'll be fine. Note: This system is a HUGE PAIN to connect to a Sony TV. It's not the surround system but rather a software bug issue w/ Sony. I have both experienced and read of other instances where the HDMI ARC port on Sony TVs conflicts with the HDMI IN port on the soundbar when you connect another device to it (i.e. Roku, Blu-ray player, etc.) and causes the sound bar and the TVs internal speakers to "battle" each other, causing the sound to toggle between the 2 continuously - It drove me nuts!!! But I discovered a workaround where I just connected my other devices directly to the TV instead. This method still allows the sound from those devices to filter thru the soundbar. But it took a couple of hours to finally resolve the issue. So if you're not looking for big Dolby Atmos sound, a near-movie theater experience, or you own anything other than a Sony TV, then I would recommend this system for you.

The best soundbar I've ever owned it is seamless. Will take a little getting used to with the HDMI in and HDMI out but the pass-through is seamless again. I will use that word a lot in this review. The connectivity is seamless. I have both of my satellite speakers mounted on the wall in our living room and the surround sound is Rich and gives you that nice Cinema feel without the over-bearing wires. All I did was run the power source through the back of the wall with a an approved power system and it is is money well worth spend?

So I have had this unit for almost 2 years. So this will be a good review to base your purchase off of. I use this unit every day. The sound is amazing. So I have no complaints there. Then a couple of months ago I noticed the sub started cutting in and out. I would also hear a big bang come from it every once in awhile. I was using the HDMI/ARC port instead of just the normal HDMI port. Well, that port no longer works. I have also connected it n different ways and it cuts out still. No matter how I hook this unit up, the sound no longer works like it should. When I bought this unit almost 2 years ago, it was almost $800. I didn’t expect anything to go wrong in under 2 years. So I’m definitely not happy with my purchase. For almost $800, you should get longer use out of it.

The surround sound was easy to hook up and sounds GREAT buy it