MAJORITY Sierra Plus | Dolby Atmos 2.1.2 Bluetooth Soundbar with Wireless Subwoofer | 400W Up-Firing Surround Sound System For 3D Audio Home Theatre | USB, AUX, Optical, RCA & 3x HDMI | Custom EQ

Firstly the pros.It sounds really great. You won't be disappointed with the way it sounds. When the source is a Dolby Atmos title, the sound quality is incredible. It's important to manage expectations with respect to how sounds will bounce around your room to create a surround sound stage effect. A single bar will not be as effective as a true surround setup with multiple physical satellite speakers. The trade-off is simplicity of the system though. Having said that, I can't imagine that any other similar soundcard + subwoofer combo could perform better than this. The audio is absolutely crystal clear. The bass is tight and without a hint of distortion. Overall when watching an Atmos movie, a soundstage is projected that is immersive and room filling without sounding echoey or processed. You really won't be disappointed with how it sounds. It's really very, very good.The system is also easy to connect. The subwoofer connected out of the box without having to do anything. A single HDMI cable connects the TV to the soundbar HDMi (ARC) socket and that's it. ARC also allows the TV remote to control the soundbar audio as a bonus. The build looks as feels like quality so you are unlikely to be disappointed with this.Other reviews reported that the LED display didn't switch off. Happily, this isn't the case. The LED indicator goes off after about 8 seconds of changing the volume level. Important to not distract while viewing.Now the negatives. Really there's only one. I can see that other reviewers returned the product after failing to establish Atmos output. In actual fact, the soundbar is totally capable of reproducing Atmos. But to illustrate the issue, I can summarise my own experience. I spent far too long playing Dolby Atmos test videos directly from the YouTube app on my Android TV. I could not ever get the bar to display the Atmos indication. I changed every audio setting on my TV but just couldn't get it to show. It was only some time later that I found out from a forum, that the YouTube app does not output Dolby Atmos, no matter the video title. Once I was aware of this, I was able to move on and did indeed get Atmos payback from multiple titles via other apps. This is not a fault of the system though, rather a limitation of YouTube. However, the instruction manual is very poor with respect to how the Atmos signal is carried. Some of the text appears to be a poor translation that is often contradictory and sometimes impossible to decipher. For example, it seems to say that Atmos can't be carried via the HDMI ARC socket or optical input. However it does in fact work fine via the HDMI ARC socket.The second aspect of this is that the words 'Dolby Atmos' are supposed to scroll across the front when an Atmos title starts playing. In reality, usually nothing displays at all. This is probably by design to minimise distraction during viewing. But if there was a button on the remote that would briefly force the displaying of the input format, it would make troubleshooting so much easier than working in the dark. I found a workaround though. If you bump the volume +/- 1 notch, that will cause the display to illuminate. Then when you start playback, the input format will display briefly 'Dolby Atmos', 'Dolby Surround' etc. It's not ideal but it helps. The good news is that you should only have to verify this one time to be sure your playback device has the correct settings to pass Atmos. After that won't be an issue. In fact it's probably best to not display this at every start of playback because it would become distracting.I haven't deducted a star despite the issue with the manual and lack of a button to display the playback audio format because these don't affect everyday enjoyment of the system once setup. As a system, it does an incredible job of reproducing a full on cinema audio experience. You won't find another soundbar with up firing Atmos drivers at this price point.

This is my honest review of the Sierra Plus soundbar with wireless subAll I can say is absolutely fantastic soundbar, dolby atmos and dts, been using for the last 2 weeks and I’m seriously impressed at this price point, was going to get the Sonos, but the price was off putting, so got this and it sounds like the sound is all around the room even without rear speakers, in a medium sized room, , the sub has a nice bass without being boomy or overpowering, being able to alter bass and treble was a massive bonus, also bar turns on and off with the tv if plugged into the arc hdmi.I was using a dts amp with decent speakers but got fed with all the wires involved, this is a nice tidy alternative.To be honest I didn’t think this bar would be as good as the amp and speaker but pretty shocked how good it is, and the wife bit happier without all the wires going around the room .Pros:Very easy to setup.Perfect size for underneath our 55inch tv.Can put subwoofer anywhere in the room, good range in distance.3yr warranty on registration.Good quality upfirirng and front speakers.Speech very clear on all content.Excellent bass, with bass and treble control .Extra sound modes on remote.Wireless subwoofer.atmos effect without all the wires.Control volume with tv remote.Build quality.Phone to Bluetooth connection stable.led display not too bright.arc or earc connection to tv.Very good surround sound effect.Nice compact remote control .Tells you what type of sound is being output ie atmos , dolby surroundBargain Atmos soundbar at a good price.Cons:Had for just over 2 weeks and to be honest I cant find any thing I don’t like.Conclusion :If you want a good quality atmos sound bar without all the fuss of having rear speakers and great quality sound then this bar is for youHighly recommended