MAJORITY 2.0.2 Dolby Atmos Soundbar | Wall Mountable Bluetooth 3D Sound with 160W Upfiring Speakers | Digital Display, EQ Controls | HDMI, Optical, Aux | Bracket/Fixings and Remote Included Elias

Purchased as a "Dolby Atmos" replacement for an earlier "majority" soundbar and I am more than happy with the purchase. Sound quality appears excellent and the controls on both the device and remote control are well laid out and easily identifiable. The free 3 year guarantee you received on registering the product is also a huge bonus for peace of mind,although already owning a number of "majority" products, I suspect the guarantee won't actually be needed.I would highly recommend this product to anyone looking to upgrade their sound system to Dolby Atmos at a reasonable cost.

Excellent for price and worked straight out of box with correct lead supplied (HTML). Screen on unit quite bright and sometimes takes its time to disappear! (No button on remote to cancel it.) Otherwise sound is excellent between really good moderation of introductory music and clear speech for most programmes. Can be really loud if desired for films with 3D sound to enhance the quality of the viewing experience. BT connection not tried yet. Bye!

The media could not be loaded. I purchased this soundbar mainly for all the connectivity options. First impressions, it was lighter than expected which I liked, a good size and also nice that it was so portable.The 2.0.2 channel soundbar offers connections via HDMI ARC, optical input and aux, all of which I tried connected to my main TV and bedroom TV. I also connected the soundbar via the bluetooth connection to my phone to play some music, which was all very simple and straightforward. Then finally I plugged a USB into the soundbar to use the playback option which also was very easy to use and navigate via the remote control.All connections sounded very clear, crisp and had excellent clarity. I also tried out the pre defined equalisers on the remote control and preferred the sound with the 3D option switched on the most. There are options to customise the bass and treble as well. I feel it does need tweaking a bit. My preference was to turn up the bass more and turn down the treble a little. The soundbar volume also goes up high. It still plays well loud and doesn’t lose any clarity. The sound was good but I felt overall it needed a little more depth.The soundbar was all in all very user friendly and comes with a nice sleek remote control too that is also easy to use. The soundbar also has a clear LED display so you can see what has been selected, etc. This also doesn’t remain on permanently so won’t be a distraction. Brackets and fixings are also included for wall mounting purposes. It also comes with a 3 year warranty which is a welcome bonus. For me this is a well built soundbar with excellent clarity to use with my bedroom TV or maybe for gaming and with a generous selection of connectivity options.

Bought this to replace our old Panasonic soundbar/subwoofer, which had given us 15 years good service. After seeing the glowing What HiFi review, I thought it was worth trying out at less than £100.I wasn’t wrong – delivered next day, used the clear simple setup instructions and had it up and running in 15 minutes through our VM V6 box to our Sony Bravia TV (including unpacking); bear in mind you will need an eARC input on your TV (we used the HDM1 socket on the TV to connect, to the VM box, then the HDMI4 socket to connect to the Elias Soundbar.Clear, crisp sound, remote works fine – only bugbear (but not the Soundbar’s fault) is the soundbar partially blocks the TV remote sensor as it’s slightly taller than it’s predecessor, just means I have to get closer to the TV if I want to use the Smart TV Apps.Would recommend, especially at this price.

Despite much effort and gnashing of teeth, unfortunately couldn't get this to work. In the brief seconds where I did manage to get a connection, it sounded really good. Shame, had to return.

Build quality excellent. Well packaged by Majority. Sound quality is fine. If you want deeper bass buy Majority's larger model with a separate subwoofer.The sound of this Elias ticks all the boxes for me though. Glad I chose itUpdate:Alas, after a few hours use at mid volume levels my new Elias died! I heard a little "pop" noise and the unit powered off andwill not turn on again. The external power unit still works ok as I checked it with my multimeter.I've returned the product back toAmazon.However, I have ordered another one in the hope that the returned one was a raredud which missed quality control.

Easy set up, just plugged the HDMI cable in to the ehdmi socket on the Panasonic TV, and then into the speaker. Switched on and the TV automatically switched over to the sound bar. The sound is okay, but playing with the treble and bass settings and the sound is great. Volume wise, it's plenty powerful enough to fill our living room with sound. It feels and looks good quality, at a decent price. It does come with a HDMI cable, but I purchased an uprated, quality cable. The cable is much thicker than the supplies one, and rated at 8k. The sound is richer, or it could be my imagination. Overall very impressed with the sound bar.

For the money, this is a very good product. But whether it outperforms some of the many other available Bluetooth soundbars/speakers is open to question. The bass is the most disappointing area of this soundbar. It’s small, but with 160w, you expect it to carry more punch, as bass is almost entirely missing. My 10 year old battery UE boom at less than half the size has twice as much bass!Settings wise to get it to sound semi decent with a flac Bluetooth source was bass +6 and treble -4.The above being said, I still stand that for £95 it is a very good and neat packaged soundbar. Ideal for sitting under a monitor and more than good enough for low volume zoom/teams calls which will be its main use!