5.1 Speaker System 5.1-Channel with LED lights and Bluetooth Home Theater Speaker System, Black (AA5210)

I really like the system. I ended up buying this for the replacement of my old sound system that I’m fixing up for my parents.I mostly listen to music on systems like these. The small speakers are incredibly light, so hanging them on the wall is completely fine. The main bass system and the small speakers sound incredibly well. With the added touch of the main bass giving a cool light show when playing something with hard bass in it, I’d say this is one of the many surround sound systems that I thought would seem like a rip off. Definitely not.One thing is to mention the button controls on the remote. Even though the surround sound system is great, the remote could use a little more user friendly style to it. I don’t like the part where I have to manually switch to each part of the speakers to change the volume. It would be nice to have buttons on the remote that control all parts of the speakers, like bass, sides, fronts, and the center. Yet it’s not hard to select which speakers you want to change with just one ‘select’ button and then changing the volume, but it does get irritating after a while. At least you get control over the lights too.If I was to tell you if you should buy this, that’s totally up to you, but if you’re looking for a good priced surround sound system. This would be a great start.

I use this for gaming aswell as movies and music. Its great.When gaming in full surround its cool to hear directional sounds footsteps ect. Great bass with gunshots in gamesBluetooth works wellAux works wellAnd the pc porting works well

I wish I could ask for a refund. Useless crap. Can’t even use it. Subwoofer making buzzing noise, speakers don’t provide audio output. Tried fixing the wire for connectivity. But no luck. Waste of money. Price is lower than other alternatives but no point to spend it when you can’t even use it.

I purchased this for a very small space, I recommend this product for a small studio or apartment setting, not too powerful but just right for the size. I paid less than one hundred dollars so I’d say that’s fair. I connect it to a projector to enjoy the system to the max however, it can be a little annoying when 5.1 doesn’t kick in, but there’s a trick to triggering the 5.1 you can enable this on Apple products by using YouTube and clicking on the stream icon on the top right corner then selecting BT Speaker from there you can use Netflix or whatever app for a film sound experience.

1. ReviewMost difficult part was setting it up with my smart tv, and there was really nothing I could find online. It sounds great for the money. If you’re wondering if it’s worth it, it is! The LED’s dance to the sound of whatever’s playing as well which is pretty cool. I’m super pleased with my purchase, I couldn’t have asked for more for the price! One last thing, the range on the remote is about 10 feet lol !2. Setup (Smart TV)Hook up all speakers, they’re all labeled with stickersYou’ll need a digital to analog audio converter, I’ll link it at the bottomPlug in the digital optical to the headphone jack in the converter (this will give better surround sound)Plug in the red and white RCA to red and white RCA into the aux ports of the amp and into the corresponding ports in the converter.Plug in Converter and Plug in SpeakersChange source on the display to “Au—“Turn on your Smart TV and go to Settings > Sound/Audio > Expert Settings/Advanced Settings > Digital Output Audio Format > PCM!!! Make sure you turn your output setting to PCM, you should also set a 40ms delay if you have the setting as well !!!!Your speakers should be working now!! P.S. The bluetooth should be easy enough to set up, if not just hold down the stby button for 3 sec then try again.Digital to Analog Converter - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07MPF4F68/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_N89mEbKR4X4BF

Out of the box be careful of the speaker on the bottom of the base unit. It is exposed and easily punctured. Be careful to unwind the speaker cables because this system is nowhere near 600 Watts (10 Watts tops) but it's still enough power to burn the speaker cables if you get a kink in them. I can run this system at Max and the neighbors won't complain. If it was actually 600 Watts the neighbors would complain at 2 Watts. "Trial and error" means that the led button on the remote will cycle through 6 LED patterns plus off but the six different patterns appear to be the same. An actual users manual might be able to define the different patterns and the "select" button I have yet to figure out and I am an electrician and electronics master. And the IR remote is under powered. You have to point it at the base unit and be less than 10 feet away. The good news is that you can really hear the bass and it won't cause hearing loss. I have my TV and PC hard wired to it but the device with the fullest sound is my android phone with it's media player app with equalizer. The instructions that come with it is 8 pages that unfold and it takes you to "now you can plug into the wall outlet" Vinyl sounds better than your android phone until you turn on the Bluetooth radio.

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It took us 3 orders before getting a system that was completely working. First Order had a speaker the tip tip broke off. Redorder. Same speaker and the cord cut on it. Finally got the 3rd order and was able to set it up fully. Set-up is easy and getting extension cords is easy. I have it in my Salon. The sound is good for where I am at. Big negative is that the bass is unadjustable. So if you have anything playing with a lot of bass the system sounds like crap and vibrates way too much. The remote is useless bc you have to be standing right in front of it to work, like no more than 1 foot away. So honestly the only good thing that it is cheap and you can bluetooth to it or insert an SD card and play your music.