Hisense AX5125H 5.1.2Ch Sound Bar with Wireless Subwoofer, 500W, Dolby Atmos, Bluetooth 5.3, EzPlay, 4K HDMI Pass Through, Roku TV Ready, DTS:X, AUX/ARC/Optical/USB (2023 Model)

Hisense has built a reputation for delivering products that over-perform for its price and the AX5125H soundbar adds to that perception. I purchased this to replace a 2.1 soundbar, looking to match the upgrade I made to my TV seven months ago. A 5.1.2, 9-speaker sound system that puts out a total of 500 watts and a decoder that is compatible with all Dolby codecs including ATMOS; DTS codecs including DTS: X and all other surround sound codecs at this price point is unheard of. The closest competitor that had the up-firing speakers in the soundbar was almost double the price. The soundbar itself has a six speaker array (Full Range *5, tweeter *1) with right, two center (including the tweeter), left and two up-firing drivers that delivers a robust sound with very clear dialog courtesy of the dual-speaker center channel. A wireless 6.5-inch 180 watt subwoofer gives good bass while not being overpowering like other systems. I watched Star Wars: The Last Jedi (Dolby ATMOS) and the bass performed very well. The system is rounded out by two 30 watt wireless rear speakers give this system a true 5.1 surround system, not one that is created virtually by a 2.1 soundbar. How does it sound? It does a very good job of filling my living room with sound especially in Dolby ATMOS mode. While it does lack up-firing rear speakers, using the front firing drivers on the soundbar, Dolby ATMOS is still very effective. I haven't cranked the volume past "30" but at that point the system was rocking my moderately sized living room. I'm sure there is a lot more there if you want it. I am moderately hard of hearing (wear hearing aids) but I can clearly hear everything the system is putting out. Setup was a breeze. Because the satellite speakers employ Bluetooth 5.3 all that was needed for the sub woofer and the rear speakers was a close by electrical outlet - no wires run from the sub woofer to the rear speakers in some systems I have seen that would have limited my being able to use that system. Once everything is plugged in and I connected the system to my 65-inch Hisense U7K TV using HDMI eARC, all I had to do was turn everything on with a single remote (because I have a Hisense TV, the soundbar integrated to the TV remote automatically), it Bluetooth paired automatically and that was it. Adjustments are limited to Treble, Bass and Volume. Three surround modes are Off (who would want to turn it off???); Pure (most natural sounding); Pro (which pushes more sound to the rear speakers). The Pure mode works best for me because it delivers exactly the sound the TV is sending without any compression or enhancement. There are seven EQ modes available - Movie/Music/News/Night/Sport/Game/AI Mode. I chose AI mode which has the soundbar select the best mode for the signal it is receiving and adjusts automatically. That can only be accessed from the soundbar remote and not the TV remote. If you would rather choose an EQ for each type of sound you prefer, they can all be found using the TV remote if you have a Hisense TV. They are effective in enhancing to the content. While there are more expensive soundbars that surely outperform the AX 5125H, the cost vs. performance that Hisense has packed into this very affordable sound system is difficult to match for someone who is looking for better sound performance at a price that won't break the bank. I would highly recommend buying this soundbar.

El sonido es potente para películas y videojuegos, la música se escucha bien aunque no con la suficiente potencia para un lugar grande. Necesitarás varios contactos de luz ya que la barra, el boofer y cada bocina trasera necesita estar conectado a la energía eléctrica.

Llego a tiempo, de buena calidad, bien empacado. No tiene muchas opciones de lujo, pero el sonido se escucha muy bien!! Calidad, precio!!! Lo recomiendo 💯

Purchased after looking at RTINGS review in their 'best soundbars of 2025' lineup. ⭐Pros: • Excellent sound quality • Easy to set up (4 power cables needed, 1 soundbar, 1 subwoofer, 2 rear speakers) • Price (similar sound bars in terms of features/performance are double the price at the time I purchased) • Mounting hardware for the sound bar and rear speakers included (I wall mounted the rear speakers in about 10 mins) • Seamless replacement for TV Speakers, easy volume control and auto power on/off with my TV remote (using the eARC HDMI connection) ☹️Cons: • If you have an older TV (i.e., your TV has ARC and not eARC) you may run into issues with audio being out of sync after pausing, volume control from your TV remote no longer working, etc -- I upgraded my 2015 era Vizio TV to a 2024 LG and this sound bar works MUCH BETTER with eARC! • I had issues with the subwoofer and rear speakers occasionally losing connection with the soundbar and the manual resync process does not work that well - had to power everything down, wait, power everything back up several times • Rear speakers require their own individual power cable plugged into an outlet (other than that they're truly wireless) • Power cables for the rear speakers are a little short - had to adjust my mounting position to accommodate the cable length Overall, excellent soundbar, worked OK-ish with my old 2015 Vizio TV, works fantastic with my new 2024 LG C4 OLED, for me the pros vastly outweigh the cons and this setup sounds amazing in my living room.

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