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Wired connectivity was a major strength, with reviewers praising the mix of HDMI eARC, optical, analog/RCA, subwoofer output, Ethernet, and USB.
Pros: Distortion at high volume, Voice clarity
Cons: Spotify Connect reliability, Chromecast compatibility
Wired input flexibility is better than many compact rivals. Reviewers value the tidy port bay, analog input, optical, Ethernet, USB, and wired subwoofer option.
Pros: Distortion at high volume, Loudness / maximum volume
Cons: Chromecast compatibility, Google
The bar offers a useful assortment of wired connections, including HDMI, optical, analog, and USB options.
Pros: Stereo imaging accuracy, Subwoofer
Cons: Wi-Fi streaming reliability, Dolby Atmos height effects
Wired connectivity is consistently praised, especially HDMI ARC, optical, USB-C, and aux support, with USB-C helping the bar fit TV, console, and PC setups.
Pros: Setup simplicity, Weight convenience
Cons: Smart features, Rear speaker cable length
Wired connectivity is repeatedly described as excellent or sufficient, especially for HDMI/eARC and optical use.
Pros: Multi-speaker pairing reliability, Gaming HDMI passthrough
Cons: Google, Cabinet construction / bracing
Wired inputs were considered practical, with reviewers saying the rear inputs were accessible and the connection set was sufficient.
Pros: Spotify Connect reliability, Setup simplicity
Cons: On-device controls, HDMI 2.1 gaming
The single HDMI input plus eARC and optical covers basic needs, and one tester welcomed having a direct HDMI input at all. Others called the connection selection meager or limited...
Pros: Distortion at high volume, Wi-Fi streaming reliability
Cons: Included HDMI cable, AI Room Calibration