boAt Aavante Bar Azure Pro, 550 W Sound, 5.1CH with Wireless Rear Satellite Speakers, EQ Modes, BTv5.4,Multiple Ports, Master Remote, Bluetooth Sound Bar, Home Theatre Soundbar Speaker (Premium Black)

Product is nice, sound quality everything good. Worth of money

Look is awesome, installation is also too easy but sound quality not as expected. In offer, it cost me 6000 only therefore not a bad deal. Sound quality is better than average but u can't expect a true surround sound and dolby feel. Still a worthy deal.

Good and function is very good it is sound is good

Good sound quality. No issues faced, just seem to be sound has decreased after 1 year of use, quality of sound is good

I recently purchased the boAt Aavante Bar 3600 Bluetooth Soundbar, and it has significantly elevated my home entertainment setup. The 500W RMS output delivers powerful and clear audio, making movie nights and music sessions truly immersive.Key Highlights:5.1 Channel Surround Sound: The inclusion of wired rear speakers and a dedicated subwoofer provides a rich and encompassing audio experience.Versatile Connectivity: With options like Bluetooth v5.3, HDMI (ARC), Optical, AUX, and USB, connecting various devices is seamless.Customizable Audio: The bass and treble controls, along with multiple EQ modes for music, movies, and news, allow for tailored sound settings.User-Friendly Design: The wall-mountable feature and sleek design add a modern touch to my living room, and the master remote control makes operation effortless.Overall, the boAt Aavante Bar 3600 offers exceptional value for its price point. It's a must-have for anyone looking to enhance their audio experience at home.

Okayish to be honest. Expected more from this.

The boAt sound system delivers impressive audio clarity with deep bass and balanced sound. Setup was quick, and the design is sleek and modern. Perfect for music, movies, and even outdoor use. Great value for money – highly recommended!

Note: Haven't used the HDMI port yet, only the aux and Bluetooth with both mobile and laptop, both new. So if HDMI experience can be good, I'll improve my rating and review. But for now-Not recommended for anything except maybe a quality less cheap extension to TV sound with badly overdone subwoofer.Overall build quality, design and basic features are fine, but-Music:In music mode, the vocals are slightly suppressed and music is amplified.The quality of the bar speakers is just fine, but they can't pick treble or depth of music. So you lose most of the quality of all kinds of music. Even the 300₹ single Bluetooth speaker sound so much better that you'd wish to just replace the bar with that. In addition to that is the badly overdone base in the subwoofer that is just for those whose ears can only recognise 'beats'. Yes, ears, not the heart. Even this heavily overdone base is not of the kind that you can 'feel' at your heart. So if you like some Punjabi shouting like music, this may just do. It can make glass panes of your windows vibrate, but can't make you 'feel' the base the way it should be felt.Movie:In movie mode, the vocals are kept normal and only the base part of the music is slightly enhanced, probably to give a theatre like experience- badly failed!Movie mode experience is the worst. The subwoofer brutally destroys everything, and then can't perform itself well.You can't hear dialogues without adjusting Equalizer of whatever player or TV you are using, to raise vocals and high frequency and lower the base. But doing so will take away all the good effects of the sound that is half the soul of any movie with good background sound effect, be it base or treble or depth.The subwoofer terribly overshadows everything, and then fails do well itself. For example, in Inception movie, in the slow motion scene where DeCaprio is 'dunked' in the bathtub, even with a ₹200 headphone I could 'feel' a thumping low base of his heartbeat. But on this subwoofer you barely 'hear' that kind of base in form of an infective, even annoying (for those who know the base was there in the original audio) continuous 'boom/humming', not 'thump' that can be felt on the chest. And it happens no matter what you do with your equalizer or leave it at default (Equalizer off). This scene was just one example. Pick any movie, even a Bollywood family drama and a good 200-300₹ earphone will sound wayyy better than this. You'd want to somehow just suppress the subwoofer significantly down (to avoid using equalizer that destroys original audio quality). But there is no built in base control except in the remote which is almost completely ineffective.News:This is the only mode which is good, because there is no expectation of sound 'effects' or quality/depth, and subwoofer is turned off. Sometimes, even for movies that don't have any sound effect, you may want to use this mode to just peacefully hear the dialogues and not overwork your brain to just understand what a person is speaking. Yes, in movie mode, you may continuously have difficulty just hearing the dialogues between the useless, continuous deep humming of the subwoofer.The only good things in the speakers and electronics is that there won't be any jitter or squeak or any other distrubance in sound even at full volume (just tested a few minutes, I dont push to full volume).Overall, I can compromise with a little low efficiency speakers, but can't recommend this just for brand or build quality. Even my old 1200₹ intex 2.1 system was way better than this in all aspects of sound.