Juke BAR 9510WS PRO Dolby 5.1 Soundbar, Dolby Audio, 600 Watts, Wireless (Dual Rear Satellites & 6.5" Subwoofer), Triple Driver Soundbar, Bluetooth v5.1 | HDMI (ARC) | Optical | USB | AUX

Initially I was skeptical about getting Zebronics 9900 as a home theater system, especially given that I've used JBL Bar 500 as well as Sony home theater in the past, choosing Zebronics was a difficult choice, think of it as going in on a blind date :-D anyways, I wanted to get a powerful home theater system for a large living room that would encompass the entire living room with immersive sound. I was primarily looking for DTS-X as well as Dolby Atmos in a soundbar under Rs. 25k with eARC support. Here are the pros and cons listed below: Pros: ► Very Reasonably priced ► Easy setup, I was able to get it connected, ran the cabling and the pairing all under 15 minutes. ► Dual subwoofer system, delivers excellent immersion ► Deep Bass (for all Bass lovers) ► Multiple equalizer setup (Music, Movie, News, Sports) ► Fine tuning on the Bass, Treble, Center (mid-tones), Mic, Echo and Vocals ► Low latency when using eARC ► Seamless passthrough Dolby Atmos and DTS-X ► Excellent karaoke system during parties and a mic that can be fine-tuned in the settings ► Rear satellites enable you to toggle left and right with a flip of a button which saves you the effort if you've inversely placed the speakers Cons: ► Very short power cable from the subwoofer to the mains, Zebronics if you're reading this, you need to make the power cord 1.5 mts in length ► Both subwoofers are wired to each other which means it's not truly wireless. You'll need to place one subwoofer within range of 9 feet from the other (due to the cable length). A wireless connectivity would have been better as it would let me place one subwoofer further away for that extra punch ► Surround (rear left and rear right) speakers need individual adapters to be powered on. This means you'll need to ensure the far corners of your living room need to have power sockets which means extra wires and cables ► Too many cables, this is bothersome as every speaker needs a cable connection ► AAA batteries were not included MY 2 CENTS: I paired this system with my Toshiba 65" Quantum Dot Google TV using eARC. Zebronics provides HDMI cable however I have a gold HDMI cable which supports HDMI 2.1, and it works excellent with the Zebronics system. I haven't tested the vanilla cable that Zebronics provides but from the looks it appears to be an ordinary HDMI cable. I would like to mention here that if you do not have an eARC supported Smart TV, you should NOT get this soundbar for a true home theater system. LET ME EXPLAIN - The AUX and the BT mode are good for listening to music and the inbuilt driver does a decent job upmixing the audio to 5.2, however you'll not get the "true" home theater effect. I tried movies with native PCM 5.1 versus Dolby and DTX and the difference is astonishing. I watched AVATAR in DTS-X and the passthrough from the Toshiba TV to the sound system is excellent, the LED also shows a scrolling feed whenever you switch between various movies supporting different audio. Besides this, I also watched FURY (2014 movie that won an award for best sound editing) and it was a treat to experience it followed by Zack Snyder's JUSTICE LEAGUE which supports Dolby Atmos. Now let me tell you that Dolby Atmos is a cut above Dolby Digital. I've seen a few people mention that Dolby audio doesn't work on the soundbar which is incorrect. If you have selected the passthrough or Auto (letting the system decide PCM, Dolby or DTX) from your TV settings and enabled eARC, Dolby Digital shows up as PCM, which is how it's supposed to be (Google this for more info, as I can't go on about this in the review). Dolby Atmos and DTS-X worked perfectly and the soundbar was able to capture the audio passthrough flawlessly. As I said before if you do not have eARC you won't unleash the true potential of this home theater soundbar. It's been only a few days since I've got this product but it's not at all disappointing. For this price, getting a 5.2.4 setup with Dolby Atmos and DTS-X is a steal. I got the product for Rs 24k and it's absolutely worth it. Sure, there are a lot of CONS listed in my review, however the PROS outweigh it and let's me enjoy this beast of a home theater. I suggest looking at what you want in a soundbar home theater look at the PROS and CONS in my review and then take an educated decision on how that would fit in your own, living room.

Product is excellent but there is one connectivity issue with TV. My TV is not eARC enble hence I am using bluetooth mode for cinectivity. And in this mode their is laging between dialog and picture. Picture move first and sound came afterward. Optical connectivity mode is excellent. Sound quality is best. I used this system since last 5 to 6 months, product running best. While running TV Chanel or OTT content, supportive sound pattern system detect autamaticaly, and modulate the sound quality accordingly. This was very amazing when I toggle between the Chanel like movie are in dolby dts while news are stereo. Woofer quality can be improves as bass boosted I not as per expectaton, but not bad also. If anyone is bass boost lover, please ignore this product. My experience is of low level. This is my opinion. May be this Experince I get due to my samsung old model TV. Experience with latest eARC supported tv may be differ. Over my remark best product.

Truly amazing product . This is really good my purpose of party hall sound system. Small development area is the bass depth but at this price range available sound is very nice. Have been using it since more than 2 month. No issues found. Clear soynd., treble , bass. Karaoke sound setting is also amazing. I am satistifed with this product.

Awesome Boom!!!! Zebronics 9900 is highly capable soundbar, I already have a Sony S40R in my hall, I was looking for a cheaper option with better deep bass than sony for my personal room, I had listened this soundbar at my friend’s home I was just surprised decided to buy it and got it under 20k, belive me Zebronics 9900 has much more better bass than S40R, if you are looking for a bass go for it, no competition is there, but if you want balanced soundbar medium bass then go for sony, also zeb 9900 is much louder if you are looking for a loudness it is there , no muddy sound , great vocals, surround and treble as well all these setting are also adjustable. Highs are also well managed but not like dedicated twitter soundbars. But does not feel cheap anyway. Connectivity is wireless and we can place satellite speakers on more distance from subs that is great, but stop you will need four power plugs 😂, also there is no connectivity issues no lag nothing I had saw some reviews before buying believe me connectivity is flawless just remember 4 🔌.also bluetooth connectivity is awesome because generally if you play through aux and bluetooth aux always performs better in other soundbars but here bluetooth is also giving you the same quality, and with the earc hdmi no word just I say wow for dolby content, Subwoofers has good finish and looks modern and premium, and have compact size than S40R, Soundbar from front does not look premium but from top it looks well, remote feel very cheap but fully functional, mic is also of good quality for fun only.

Warning if you do not play games, it is better to go for cheaper model 9850. Only one difference dts:x support. Starting with look and feel- full points for that. Sound quality- best sound for the price, I would have liked a bit more treble and bass adjustment still unbeatable in price range, this sound quality will cost 30k+ in lg. Can't test it's dolby capabilities but Bass is good overall. But the catch is that you have to place both subwoofer in correct place and orientation. Place the SW in opposite corners of the room. And the driver should face you. Do not keep it extremely close to wall else it will shake the wall instead of room. Bass is active from 30hz and above upto 80hz. It could have had a better bass but the small 6.5 inch dual subwoofer cannot play low frequency bass clearly hence the cinema feel is robbed to a certain extent. If you can, then go with a single larger woofer setup instead of dual small ones. Loudness is way too much. The clarity is good but not as clear as lg 75r. This is not ment for small rooms don't waste money if room is small you cannot experience it's true performance. Connectivity- it has every connectivity facility but no pass through and that is a bummer. Bluetooth range is very short, it has v5.3 but still if I get out of room it starts to disconnect. Cons- It should have to have a pass through which it doesn't. If your TV does not support dolby then there is no way you can play dolby or else spend another 14k on audio video seperator and amazon fire stick with 4k and dolby. The both SW are connected with wire and the wire is not long enough for big rooms. Mic test- sounds like cheap mic.

Really happy with the Zebronics Juke Bar 9900. The sound quality is honestly impressive. The bass feels rich and the overall audio is loud and clear without any distortion. Movies feel more immersive and music sounds great too. The dual wireless subwoofers add a nice punch and I love that the setup was super easy. Connectivity is smooth and everything works just the way it should. For the price, this soundbar has exceeded my expectations. Definitely worth it!

After a year of research and anticipation, I finally purchased the 725W DTS:X soundbar—and it has truly transformed my home entertainment setup. Here's my detailed review after one week of use: == Key Considerations Before You Buy --DTS:X or Dolby Atmos Compatibility: Ensure your input source supports these formats. If not, a regular 5.1 speaker system might be more practical. - HDMI ARC/eARC is Essential: For true DTS:X or Dolby Atmos experience, your TV must have an HDMI ARC or eARC port. - HDMI is the only connection that delivers uncompressed, high-quality audio. - Optical vs HDMI: Optical works well, but HDMI eARC is superior in delivering immersive sound. == Audio Performance & Features -- Bluetooth & AUX: These inputs convert 2.1 audio into 5.1, and the result is still impressive. Mic Functionality: Contrary to some reviews, the mic works across all modes (HDMI, Optical, Bluetooth) once configured correctly. -- Surround Sound Toggle: A 3-second long press on the EQ button activates surround sound—an excellent feature. Speaker Setup: -- Rear speakers and subwoofer are independent of the main soundbar. Subwoofers are connected via wire. -- Each rear speaker has dual drivers (front and top) for a rich surround effect. -- Dialogue Clarity: Voices are crisp and clear, even at low volumes. -- EQ Modes: All modes offer subtle differences but maintain clarity. -- Remote Control: Infrared-based; a Bluetooth remote would be a great upgrade. -- TV Remote Integration: With HDMI eARC, I can control volume and mute directly from my TV remote—super convenient. == Troubleshooting Tip -- If you experience auto volume fluctuations or muting via HDMI ARC/eARC, enable CEC (Control Other Devices) on your TV and restart it. This resolved the issue for me. == Value for Money -- DTS:X soundbars are slightly more expensive due to licensing, but this model offers premium features at a fraction of the cost of brands like JBL or Sony. It’s a true home theater experience without breaking the bank. --If your TV supports HDMI ARC/eARC and you're looking for immersive surround sound without spending a fortune, this soundbar is a fantastic choice.

Writing this after a good usage of over 45days... It is not a cheap product, well for the price you pay it delivers... First thing is the convenience, flexibility of the complete set up given all the units are wirelessly connected, a superb feature Coming to output well so far i have not been gone beyond 11 level of volume that's less that half of what it can deliver. Voice clarity is amazing, crystal clear There is distinct sound separation from rear units. Could be better but does not disappoints Bass is super high and you feel the thuds... One thing i had to settle down is the very very slight lag in audio/ video sync... Does happen on hdmi arc (best audio output) and not consistent in all OTT and content though. Service guys advised that could be a TV output issue and recommended to switch to pass through mode instead of Auto... This was not a customer delight for the service... So far i would say it's been a good experience with what i have received against the expectation...happy immersive experience...one less for the pain of service support