Flexus Core 200 3.1.2 Channel Powered by Onkyo Bluetooth Soundbar with Dolby Atmos and Custom Tuned Bass, Black

I think being an audiophile I can talk about this. I have used speakers from Boat, Bose, Samsung, Yamaha, Blaupunkt, JBL Harman. I have also tested Sonos and Denon which are great too. However this is another level bad boi. Needed an Dolby upgrade soundbar for new Dolby TV and after much checking bought this. Hadn't heard much about Klipsch before. Took a punt. Speaker doesn't disappoint watch OTT, game, musical etc. Thump is just amazing without cracking on high volume. Very clear tones dialogue and notes. Happy ears.

Muy buen sonido para Áreas pequeñas a medianas.

I expected more. The midrange is 'tinny', bass is dull and 'boomy' and unfortunately unbalanced and clarity and 'presence' is not what was expected. Stage is small and stereo image is lost. Maybe I expected too much, but very disappointing in the end. The description creates an image and expectation which in reality the soundbar falls way short of.

Been using it for about 5 hours so far, build quality is top notch, connectivity so far has been stellar, value for money is worth $400 easy, functions as it’s supposed to so far, size fits my 50 inch tv perfectly. I live in a small space and only turn tv up to 50 and sound bar is at 25 with night mode turned off, the bass is incredible without the subwoofer like it sounds really freaking good. You can listen to it in videos but it sounds so much better in person. The dialogue is crystal clear on newer movies and shows but older shows it’s a little lower but still able to hear it without trouble. I turned night mode on and it’s not a cheap gimmicky mode like I’ve used on other things, this cuts the booming bass but still has bass just not the loud cinematic kind. It sounds really good on night mode I really love it. Using it on a Vizio tv with eARC and CEC is enabled on tv. I can control volume with Vizio remote and when I power the tv on with Vizio remote the sound bar comes on automatically. However you still need the Klipsch remote for different modes, dialogue, and night mode. Two modes you get are movie and music mode, I haven’t used it long enough to know if music mode is good for music because movie is good for both movies and music. It’s heavy and feels to the touch like a professionally built device, you can’t see it in pictures but it has a wood like pattern on it which I really like. It feels like a $500 device very well made and will probably last for many years. If you’re on the fence about which soundbar to get, this is the one, the bass, mids, and highs are all amazing even without a subwoofer. The fact that I can use a wired subwoofer besides the one meant to be added (sub 100) has me grinning from ear to ear. Going to add the R-120SW because in the manual it shows that you can plug into the “L/LFE” and shows the Gain knob found on that sub. Would probably shake the earth, lol. This bar has made me a happy camper!! Edit, 1 month review: Turning on blue tooth and setting mode to music, music sounds way better on blue tooth. Playing music on youtube on the tv over hdmi sounds like crap but on bluetooth sounds pretty darn good. Still haven't needed to buy a sub, the sound bar alone is plenty bassy enough for me for movies and tv shows streaming on prime.

Love this bad boy!!!! Must get