220 W
Wireless subwoofer
Bluetooth
Digital connection: optical & HDMI
Latest comments (45)
MLD9
9 Feb 17#45
Guys - just wanted to update that i'm having a problem with this soundbar. When using Bluetooth I'm about 6ft away and there is skipping of the music.
Some Googling has found that they only support a range of ~2ft?!
Does anyone else have this problem? I usually use Chromecast but that range is so short :/
Cheers
MLD9
5 Dec 16#44
I'm pleased with the purchase. Most importantly, it sounds pretty good. Certainly much better than TV speakers. Looks stylish and works well with my black TV. Wireless subwoofer is helpful. Haven't had a chance to test with a film yet but there's a few different audio modes.
MLD9
24 Nov 161#24
I decided to go for it, picking up tonight.
ady85 to MLD9
24 Nov 16#25
how many inch is you're tv?
Shadow360TT to MLD9
5 Dec 16#43
Verdict?
Taylos
1 Dec 16#42
Bought the 430 sound bar to go with my Samsung 55" KS7000 K4 TV as the TVs speakers were not much good.
Set it up wireless easily enough and improves the sound well. At £125 at currys I can't complain. You have to have seperate electrical sockets for both sound bar and sub woofer.
JoeShmoe
1 Dec 16#40
I bought this last week and am happy with the sound so far. Plus very easy to stream music from my phone via blt. The only problem in my case is that i can not turn off the tv internal speakers (Sharp tv) so have to mute them. Anyone encounter this?
MLD9 to JoeShmoe
1 Dec 16#41
I've just turned my tv speakers all the way down so the mute icon doesn't appear.
I've then programmed my TiVo remote to control the Soundbar volume.
MLD9
27 Nov 161#39
dirteater661
27 Nov 16#37
picked one of these up today. sounds amazing! sub isn't a floor shaker even at higher volume but everything is much richer and the action filled parts have alot more punch to them! money well spent I'd say!
cruisecars to dirteater661
27 Nov 16#38
does this work on any samsung tv
Dan__
26 Nov 16#36
cheers OP, ordered one up now
Dan__
26 Nov 16#34
silly question - Why are people so concerned with an hdmi connection for a sound bar or speaker? Surely everyone has modern tvs that have optical connection on their tv?
MLD9 to Dan__
26 Nov 16#35
Yeah I don't really get that either. Sometimes the hdmi are used to increase capacity if you don't have many on your tv but it's certainly not an essential.
Lin63
26 Nov 16#32
I looked at the Bose soundbar too and was impressed although there was no subwoofer. Looking at the Samsung 450 to buy too, bit confused to which one should I go for?
MLD9 to Lin63
26 Nov 16#33
This deal is for the 430. What are you after?
noss88
25 Nov 16#31
so the 450 have 2 hdmi and optic and this one onlny optic ? with sub from 360 ?
Nice! Set mine up last night, easy with the digital cable. Quick test sounded good, far better than Tv speakers.
GOAT73
24 Nov 16#27
hiya planing buying this Bose ® Solo 5 TV Sound System - Black 179 pound does any 1 think its a deal or a bit expecive thanks guys
MLD9 to GOAT73
25 Nov 16#28
Looks pretty good but you don't have a separate sub woofer.
Bose is a decent brand.
It's £169 on Amazon
MLD9
24 Nov 16#26
43"
ady85
24 Nov 16#23
would anyone recommend this for a Samsung 65inch ? thanks
MLD9
24 Nov 161#22
Hey guys - really tempted by this - can't find anything which comes close & the wireless subwoofer would be helpful.
Happy with your purchase? Would you recommend? Lack of HDMI not an issue.
Thanks
Carl888
23 Nov 16#21
Absolutely not, you couldn't pay me to use those...
jammycal
22 Nov 16#18
Confirmed no HDMI, despite Currys site listing it as a feature....
Improvement over my UE48JU7000 sound, connected it via optical cable to TV. Although I haven't looked at any of the sound options yet on the TV yet, looking for best settings to take full advantage of it.
swd to jammycal
22 Nov 161#20
On page 21 of the manual PDF (link in my other comment) it mentions something called Soundconnect which sounds promising. Dunno if it'll help with the sound settings, but it might allow more than the digital optical connection.
I know very little about TV/audio just want a simple sound upgrade for a small room. Is this optical-only a bad thing in my context? Many thanks to anyone that can chime in!
brooky_agn
22 Nov 16#17
Got a similar model to this and it's respectable. I don't think it will win any audiophile awards though.
Densosupra
22 Nov 161#16
Yep, no HDMI. I have got the auto on/off feature working using the optical cable. It is a big improvement over my Sony 60w soundbar.
Densosupra
21 Nov 161#14
I bought this today and unless I am missing something there certainly isn't an HDMI connection.
zagroo to Densosupra
21 Nov 16#15
Are you sure?no hdmi? No way
Carl888
21 Nov 16#11
The k450 and k430 are different. The K430 has a smaller sub woofer, and lower RMS output. It's like they've replaced the sub with the one from the K360, although they're both wireless subs. K450 is a superior product. Neither are multi-room, but both support the SWA-8000s speakers. Those rear speakers are utter rubbish.
ian18 to Carl888
21 Nov 16#13
So not worth getting the swa-800s then?
I know nothing about soundbars etc. Just need something to go with a new TV
martin4040
21 Nov 16#9
According to Currys it is has one HDMI port but nothing on the instruction manual. Can anyone confirm?
Carl888 to martin4040
21 Nov 16#12
1x HDMI, and 1x Optical.
ian18
21 Nov 16#10
Great. The currys and argos websites say the k450. Hopefully the UK model is the same as the CA one
GEEZA261
21 Nov 16#8
that's great thanks.
surprised this hasn't got hotter by now...should I wait for something better?
Opening post
Wireless subwoofer
Bluetooth
Digital connection: optical & HDMI
Latest comments (45)
Some Googling has found that they only support a range of ~2ft?!
Does anyone else have this problem? I usually use Chromecast but that range is so short :/
Cheers
Set it up wireless easily enough and improves the sound well. At £125 at currys I can't complain. You have to have seperate electrical sockets for both sound bar and sub woofer.
I've then programmed my TiVo remote to control the Soundbar volume.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/SAMSUNG-HW-K430-2-1-Wireless-Sound-Bar-/122237732679?clk_rvr_id=1129361511357&rmvSB=true
Bose is a decent brand.
It's £169 on Amazon
Happy with your purchase? Would you recommend? Lack of HDMI not an issue.
Thanks
Improvement over my UE48JU7000 sound, connected it via optical cable to TV. Although I haven't looked at any of the sound options yet on the TV yet, looking for best settings to take full advantage of it.
I know very little about TV/audio just want a simple sound upgrade for a small room. Is this optical-only a bad thing in my context? Many thanks to anyone that can chime in!
I know nothing about soundbars etc. Just need something to go with a new TV
surprised this hasn't got hotter by now...should I wait for something better?
it is compatible with the SWA-8000S wireless rear speaker kit (page 5)
Your text here
Sony
Any suggestions on cheap soundbars that can be expanded to rear speakers in the future?