New Launch Soundbar SQ70TY, 400W, 3.1.1Ch, Dolby Atmos & DTS: X, Hi-Res Audio, Center Up-Firing Speaker, AI Sound Pro, Wow Synergy, Wireless Subwoofer, QNED Matching Bracket Inside (2024 QNED TV)

I recently purchased the LG 5.1 soundbar system for ₹27,999 (effective price after bank offer and additional charges), and I am thoroughly impressed with its performance. The inclusion of upward-firing speakers delivers a truly immersive sound experience, making it feel like a significant upgrade at this price point. I was initially considering the Sony HT-BD60(Theatre bar6) and the LG S75Q, but the superior surround sound quality of the LG system reassures me that I made the right choice. Connectivity has been seamless thus far, with no issues to report. However, I do have a suggestion regarding the design: the power cords for all three units—especially the rear speakers—are noticeably short. This not only makes wall mounting and achieving a clean wire setup quite challenging, particularly if you want to position the rear speakers higher up on the wall, but also complicates the process of routing the power cords through the hole behind the TV to reach the plug point below. Extending the power cable length by at least 1.5 times would greatly improve installation flexibility. Overall, the audio output and reliability are excellent, but longer power cords would make the installation process much more user-friendly. Go for it if you get it at a discounted rate. It's a great value for money. I will post an updated review after a month or two of usage Update1: It's been almost a month. It's working like a charm. Some modes on the remote would have been great, nevertheless I hardly change these modes. Mobile app is good too. Should you go for a 3.1 or 5.1? Those two speakers makes a lot of difference. If you can afford then buy the 5.1

My Review about LG SQ75TR, 600W, 5.1.1Ch Home Theater Soundbar with Dolby Atmos. Before Buying this product i have done lot of research in YouTube reviews and went to LG show room for live experience and i have a mixed opinion of going with SONY or LG. Finally ordered this product. Physical appearance was premium quality finish with a premium look remote control. Easy to setup with wireless surround speakers and it pairs instantly without doing anything. After setting up in Home, tested with songs and videos, the output and performance was mind blowing. You can feel the Dolby atmos with the 360Deg surround. It gives its real performance ( the separation of vocals, Low & Mid frequencies of the instruments) starting from 15% of the volume level. 20% will be sufficient for watching movies and listening songs for a 150Sq ft Room. if the room size is more than 200 sqft then it performs like a theatre. it plays the real sound what it produced by the music composer. Compatible for any Sony, LG, Samsung, etc....TV's. if you use the eARC Port then the sound quality is next level and you can control with your tv remote both tv and Sound bar. Additional feature is LGThinq App which has all the settings with preset equalisers and manual adjustments for the sound and tone. I purchased in Great Indian Festival Sale with a Smashing deal price of Rs.22598 with all discounts.

Good soundbar under 20K but one big issue(No display). Pros - 1. Good Audio Quality 2. Very loud 3. Great build quality 4. Wireless convenience 5. 5.1 Channel soundbar under 20K from a reputable brand like LG 6. Great app support Cons - 1. No display(It is frustrating) 2. No eARC port 3. No support for Dolby Atmos 4. Average bass(No mid bass) so it doesn't feel punchy or energetic like in Sony soundbars. But low end of bass is good. If you want to get a simple and reliable soundbar with good audio quality and if you are okay with no display, go for it. But don't expect too much, This soundbar doesn't have advanced features which LG SP8A had.

The manual is difficult to understand but setup was easy to do, connectivity is easy too. Sound is amazing, can hear each instrument in music so clearly and movies feel like you're watching in a cinema 💯 Best of all is the design, all the speakers have a very clean look and and fits into any home aesthetic very nicely.

Easy to connect , compatible with my Motorola and Samsung TV . Bluetooth connects well with good range , remote is basic but it has too many functions with key combinations which are hard to remember unless you keep a print out of the same . The sound output is very very loud and even in my 260Sqfeet hall i cannot use more than 25% volume both on bluetooth or Movies with 5.1 as windows , glass showcase etc vibrates too much .So think of hall size before buying . Surround is also good and connects quickly ,best feature is the mobile app works smoothly and you can inverse the rear speaker singnal through the app based on where you have the power socket which is a bonus . Main soundbar , subwoofer and rear are all having independent power plug . Note : Rear speaker mounts are not there in box and you need to buy them separately

Just fantastic. Very easy DIY installation. Sound crystal clear. Powerful bass. Only one minus. No display on the soundbar. Need to install LG app to use customized features.

This is my first soundbar with dolby atmos. I used to have a Yamaha soundbar with i think 13 speakers. This soundbar is incredible! 5.1.3 breaks down like this... 5 is the total speakers in a normal position. Left, right, center channel, and left and right surrounds. The 1 represents the subwoofer, and the 3 is the total up firing speakers on the soundbar. The wireless sub, and surrounds work flawlessly and sound great! I was missing 1 power cord which I promptly had a chat with lg and they have a power cord on its way within a couple days of me having the chat session with them. Great customer service, a great soundbar for the money, and goes great with my lg b4 oled tv!

Before you set this up download the LG app to your phone. It makes the whole set up and personal adjustments so much easier. That said, it was pretty much plug and play after that. No issues at all with connectivity. Sub woofer connected in about 20 seconds. Sounds fantastic. Yeah its no 7.1.3 but really sounds fantastic! The WOW setting sounds pretty damn good channeling my IPod touch for music. Companioned to my LG 55" QNED 80. Kinda mad at myself I waited a year to get this. Center upfiring speaker really makes dialog clear plus tweaking on the phone app I can kick up the bass and make the room rumble. Love it! I hardly ever use the included remote since my tv remote covers all choices I need to make. Sounds better than my brothers Bose sound bar that he paid more for & that didn't include a subwoofer. I never thought for less than $300 it would sound this good.

Good sound (for the price). Clumsy iPhone app that seems to promise, but is poorly implemented. And LG doesn’t have a clue! At this price range (~$350) this is a good sounding soundbar. I did not purchase the silly-expensive (and seemingly hard to find) rear satellite speakers, and probably won’t ever. Just plug it into your HDMI-Arc TV connection, with the subwoofer powered on, and done. Now you can waste your life and frustration with the app. LG does NOT know even IF this model supports the AI Room Calibration, or even how that might work. It’s not there! I’ve read professional reviews about it - curious. Dumb things like these steps every single time: Go into phone settings and manually connect/reconnect via bluetooth to the speaker. Go into LG’s ThinQ app (there is a LG SoundBar app - deprecated to don’t bother). Ignore/cancel the warnings that the soundbar is not connected, prompting out-of-the-box setup all over again. Choose the soundbar and connect - which DISCONNECTS from the TV sound?! Then use the app to tell the soundbar to…use the TV sound. Why?! It will “negotiate” with the TV, so cause the sound/screen to jump, pause, and connect. Disruptive. Only NOW can you use the app as intended. Walk away from the short bluetooth range and you might have to do that all over again. You can control the overall settings, of which there are some options there that you WILL likely need to tweak to your preference. IMO it’s fairly well thought out, though some items are not quite placed in logical places in the app. Change any mode and the speaker goes mute briefly, annoying! There is supposed to be the AI Room Calibration there somewhere - it’s not, only a “sound diagnosis”, which also interrupts audio to play briefly and somewhat loud sound (can’t do that while others are trying to sleep). Overall, for the price I’ll live with the clumsiness. If this was a soundbar closer to the typical price range of ~$1,000 more it would be unacceptable. FYI connected to a TCL Roku TV. I have no firm evidence that is the cause of any inconvenience.

If you love the sound that comes out of your iPhone then this is the system for you. If know anything about sound quality then continue your search. I presently have a great 6:1 Logitech wired system that's about 5 years old. I am tired of hearing my wife complain about the wires so, I decided to purchase this LG S80TR system. The website told me to "get ready for an unforgettable cinematic sound experience with this impressive 5.1.3-channel soundbar powered by Dolby Atmos", and to prepare myself for an "immersive audio experience" that will "fill the room with pure acoustic bliss". After 3 days, I AM STILL WAITING!!! Dolby Atmos is suppose to move sounds precisely in a 3D space for a more realistic experience. The only thing that moved was me to the remote to try every possible option to try and improve the awful sound that was emanating from these speakers. The subwoofer is twice the size of my present system, so I expected to experience a rumbling bass. On the full bass setting, it didn't compare to my system. Last night, I reconnected my old wired system and did a side by side comparison for my wife (who thinks the tv sound is perfectly fine) and her first reaction was, "oh those sound terrible", thinking it was my old system and when I told her she was listening to the new LG S80TR, she said , "I hope you are sending them back in the morning" Needless to say, this LG S80TR is already packed up and I'm headed out the door to return it to UPS.

The best soundbar I've ever owned it is seamless. Will take a little getting used to with the HDMI in and HDMI out but the pass-through is seamless again. I will use that word a lot in this review. The connectivity is seamless. I have both of my satellite speakers mounted on the wall in our living room and the surround sound is Rich and gives you that nice Cinema feel without the over-bearing wires. All I did was run the power source through the back of the wall with a an approved power system and it is is money well worth spend?