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Samsung HW-N560 (N550) Demo/quick view/review

Just a quick demo of it the Samsung soundbar HW-N560. Sorry about the terrible microphone. Review below: Originally I had my Logitech z5500 subwoofer underneath the tv, with a shelf supporting the three speakers (front left, center, front right). I was quite hesitant to replace this system as it plays quite well, however I don't regret buying this soundbar. It's very easy to connect with the subwoofer (which can be a little overpowering - my prefered setting would be adjusting the subwoofer to -4 out of -12 to +6. I wish there were more range in the adjustments, where the steps are -12, -6, -5 ... +5, +6 for both the bass and treble. The modes are Standard and Surround, where there are very, very little difference between them. Since it's brand new, it was difficult to find reviews on this, however what I did find was some reviews of the HW-N550. As it turns out, it's the same thing. The box said HW-N560, but when connecting to it, it says N550 N-series. Looking at the spec-sheet for both, it's pretty much the same anyway. Performance: As mentioned earlier, the subwoofer can be a little overpowering. I found myself adjusting the volume of it to -4 when listening to music, but for movies it's great at 0. The volume of the soundbar is very dependent on the source. When connecting through HDMI Arc, on my Samsung KU TV, the volume is best at 50. However when listening to music through spotify via bluetooth, it's quite alright at only 15-20 (and the subwoofer needs to be tuned down). The volume is between 0 and 100. I must say that I do miss the rear-speakers from my previous system, however it's possible to buy the SWA-8500S to pair up with it (which I think I'm intending to do) - but if you don't normally have a surround sound system setup in your room, then it's quite good on its own. I can easily enjoy movies with just the soundbar and the subwoofer placed behind the couch. Connection between the two is stable at about 5 meters, however when connected to bluetooth, the range is about 7-8 meters (and doesn't go very well through walls). Features: The remote is simply brilliant. It feels premium and lies great in the hand. Buttons feel great and everything. However I'm confused as to why the remote has included the left and right arrow keys, as it's not used anywhere. Just a minor detail. The display on the soundbar itself is very narrow and only allows for about 4 letters in width and two rows. To display more than that, it scrolls to the left. It's easy to see through the mesh, and once you know what the different namings mean on the display, it's very easy to understand. When connecting through bluetooth it even scrolls the name of the device, which is quite nice. Disclaimer: I'm not a professional in any way, and have only really owned two sets of home theater sound systems, including this one. I've also only had it for a few days.