JBL Bar 2.0 - All-in-One Soundbar (2019 Model)

Cumple su función calidad precio, ten presente que definitivamente no es para escuchar música, es para ver películas, deportes y TV de diario, es una buena opción para tener un sonido 2.0 decente sin gastar mucho dinero.Esta es mi puntuación basada en películas y TV del diario, no en música.Volumen: 10/10Bajos: 7.5/10 (tal vez se podría complementar con un subwoofer)Graves 6.8/10Agudos: 6.5/10Puntos a favor.✔️Precio accesible.✔️ Le da muy buen volúmen a la TV.✔️ Compacto y no estorba.✔️ Rendimiento calidad-precio.✔️ Material de buena calidad.✔️ Bluetooth.✔️ Incluye cable HMDI de tamaño corto.✔️ Kit instalación para la pared.✔️ Dolby Audio.✔️ Entrada para cable óptico.

La compré para usarla comp bocina Bluetooth y poner música, solamente tiene que estar conectada a la corriente. Es ligera y suena con buena definición. Claro que es mejor que las bocinas de la tv. No es para una fiestota pero muy buena para reuniones en casa o sólo para escuchar música.

Super facil de instalar y muy buen sonido!

I like JBL products, own a few, so figured I needed a sound bar for my bedroom TV, and this one came up amongst a few others. BOSE has a similar unit also but pricing was a variable for meCame in within a week. Realized I wanted to mount it to my TV bedroom table because the top area was already a bit cluttered. Reviewed the install manual, glad it came with a mount stencil so you can exactly drill the screw (anchor) holes exactly. Measured, drilled, and mounted, no problems there.Recommend using the attached ARC HDMI cable as it allows your existing TV remote to control the sound bar; you won't need the extra remote that comes with the JBL Sound bar. Once you plug the ARC HDMI and power cable, you are good to go.Select your TV sound settings on the TV settings menu, and select the ARC HDMI port connector. It will pick up that you have a sound bar installed. Sound quality, a solid improvement from the basic TV speakers, the bass, treble, and overall mix is good, I dialed it up to 100, listened to a DT You TUBE video, and the overall mix was good, bass especially. Listened to a few other samples, movies, Blu-ray DVDs, like Top Gun, and it was a good overall mix, with good highs, mids, and bass. TV speakers sucked at bass frequencies compared to this.Now, this is not a home theater setup, there is no powered subwoofer included, floor type, so you cannot expect this unit to beat a sound bar plus subwoofer plus peripheral speakers to deliver badass sound clarity and awesome performance.It is what it is, a great upgrade for your basic flat screen TV provided speakers with excellent performance on that range. Paired with a JBL WiFi sub-woofer floor unit I believe it will rock your socks off.For the price, I got what I paid for.

My wife and I decided to get a new TV/sound bar system for our bedroom. A 32-inch TV is the right size for our room (we bought a Samsung 32N5300), and due to the layout of the room, we decided to get a floor-standing TV mount with castors (kind of a TV cart) that we could reposition for the various viewing areas of the room. We thought long and hard about improving the audio over that of the TV's speakers.We chose the JBL 2.0 sound bar. Here's why: it is compact and it looks good with the 32-inch TV, it is mountable on our TV cart using sound bar brackets (we bought ones from Sanus), it sounds good, we did not want the sound bar to cost more than the TV (under $200), and the TV and sound bar is controllable with the remote control from our DVR (in our case, a TiVo Bolt). For this last requirement, I looked for sound bars with an HDMI-ARC input. This allows a remote that controls the TV (the TiVo remote) to also control the volume and power of the sound bar. It turned out that our old TV was also a Samsung and the TiVo remote worked right away with the new set up.Mounting the sound bar: I had to go to the hardware store to buy longer screws and washers. JBL assumes that the sound bar will either be placed on a table or mounted to a wall, not attached to a TV mount with a bracket. The sound bar comes with pre-threaded holes for mounting, and little wall brackets, but the screws provided were too short for the mount. The screws that came with the TV mount and sound bar bracket were too long. I bought M4 screws, 10 mm long and washers that worked.TV sound: a distinct improvement over the TV's speakers. There is not a lot of deep bass, but on this TV, we watch talk shows, cooking shows, and home improvement shows with a lot of dialog. To our ears, we can hear the talking clearly and the quality is very good for that purpose. If we want to watch a movie or listen to music, we go to the living room home theater system.HDMI-ARC: the JBL connects via HDMI cable to the Samsung's HDMI-ARC (CEC) port. The Samsung's other HDMI input is connected to the TiVo. What I found was that at random times after turning the system on, the audio from the JBL was badly distorted and unlistenable while sound from the TV's speakers was fine. After about a week of use, the distortion got more persistent. Using different HDMI cables didn't solve the problem. I was about to switch to using optical audio cable method, but in one final attempt with the HDMI, I did a factory reset of the JBL. I also changed the audio output of the Samsung from Dolby Digital to PCM. (The JBL's Owners Manual has a Dolby logo on it, so it should have accepted what the Samsung was sending to it.) However, the distortion went away after I did those things.Conclusion: once we got our TV/sound bar rig set up and worked through the distortion issue, we are happy with the JBL 2.0. It looks great mounted under the TV as we wheel it around the room, the audio is clear and enjoyable, and the TiVo remote controls it all.