Bauhn Detachable Soundbar - £44.99 @ Aldi

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Bauhn Detachable Soundbar £44.99 @ Aldi

£44.99 Aldi5 Sep 17

Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > Technology

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pennyfarthing88

4 Sep 17

As above.

I've been looking for a soundbar and this one looks quite a good spec for the money.

3 year warranty

This detachable soundbar can be used as free-standing speakers or connected magnetically to create a large single soundbar.

Features
Bluetooth Function
Detachable Design
Pair your NFC enabled mobile device directly with this unit with just a single tap
Optical connection for superior sound quality
USB drive music playback via the USB port
Full function remote control
ARC function to reduce cable clutter
Use as 2 free standing speakers or connect magnetically into a single soundbar
Guarantee/Warranty

Bluetooth: Yes
Brand: Bauhn
Number Of Hdmi Ports: 1
Power: 2 x 20w RMS output
Product Type: Speakers and Soundbars

23 comments

pennyfarthing88

4 Sep 17 #1

SamBalmforth

4 Sep 17 #2

Quite a few negative reviews about sound quality, you get what you pay for I guess.

Edit: forums.whirlpool.net.au/arc…078

pennyfarthing88 to SamBalmforth

4 Sep 17 #3

Yea maybe can you post a link to the reviews on this thanks

pennyfarthing88 to SamBalmforth

4 Sep 17 #4

Cheers' that thread is 2-3 years old and appears to be a different model and reviews don't appear too bad though even back then?

SamBalmforth to pennyfarthing88

4 Sep 17 #6

Maybe so but they will be pretty much alike the specs are the same. For me if 2 people say it sounds cheap I'm not interested. I'm looking for high quality but some are after a cheaper one which is why I gave it heat.

themachman

4 Sep 17 #5

Nice that you can separate them, especially when listening to music

Raydar81

5 Sep 17 #7

Another soundbar Bauhn yesterday!

the_mercy_of_percy

5 Sep 17 #8

I think most people would be disappointed with anything audiovisual like this for £45 in the main living room but might be ok for a kids bedroom/meeting room or something? Any reviews around?

antonywhite37

5 Sep 17 #9

Has to be second hand all day long for this money if you want something worth listening to

meistic

5 Sep 17 #10

does it have HDMI-CEC ?

carsick77

5 Sep 17 #11

thing is, with your standard TV's having 2x10w already, there wouldn't be a great deal difference (unless the built in sound is really tinny and crap). As Antonywhite says, if you are looking at the sub £50 range, try looking at refurbs or second hand on eBay.

No point spending £50 and being completely underwhelmed.

HOTPOT to carsick77

5 Sep 17 #12

Most flat screen TVs don't push the sound out of the front so it already starts out muffled, no matter what the output. Any speaker pointing forward to the audience will sound clearer. I bought a cheap LG soundbar & it was clearer to listen to but lacking bass. The Bauhn will be clearer to listen to but Hi Fi it won't be.

rev6 to carsick77

5 Sep 17 #14

If only sound quality was rated in watts...

carsick77 to rev6

5 Sep 17 #15

If you actually read my whole post you would of noted I said people would be disappointed to spend £50 on a very small difference in comparison to buying a refurb or 2nd hand at this price point...

rev6 to carsick77

5 Sep 17 #16

thing is, with your standard TV's having 2x10w already, there wouldn't be a great deal difference

That's all I read.

carsick77 to rev6

5 Sep 17 #17

Thank you for pointing out your mistake to everyone :smile:

rev6 to carsick77

5 Sep 17 #18

The rest of what you said is irrelevant..

carsick77 to rev6

5 Sep 17 #19

That's cute. Get off your high horse, you don't look good up there.

rev6 to carsick77

5 Sep 17 #20

"Unless your TV is tinny and crap" like most TV's? Talking about stating the obvious.

If only audio fidelity was all about watts

carsick77 to rev6

5 Sep 17 #21

You are repeating yourself now.

I certainly don't claim to be a know it all when it comes to audio, it's not my field but the point I was making was that if someone is on a strict sub £50 budget, they should look at 2nd hand / refurb.

You even have me repeating myself now, you are so bland.

rev6 to carsick77

5 Sep 17 #22

Bland. Congratulations.

markwalton400

5 Sep 17 #13

I've got the equivalent Goodmans version of this, bought from Tesco when on offer about a year ago. They are still miles better than the built in TV speakers, and that's on a decent Sony Bravia TV. If you are not an audiophile then they will suit most people wanting a louder sound with more bass than a slim TV can output.

richmond

10 Sep 17 #23

Sound bars never sound that great ... Unless they have a good sub ... If you want something cheap , but sound reasonable try a 2.1 system for less or the same money , will beat this easy .

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