Studio 3D Mini Sound Bar Set

This sound bar can get uncomfortably loud. When playing Dolby audio content, it's extremely loud at 50% volume. I'm legitimately afraid to put it past 75%.The subwoofer can shake the entire room.I'm too afraid to do it, but I guarantee if you put the subwoofer and soundbar at MAX your eyeballs may vibrate out of your head. Legally this kit should probably come with a warning label.As far as clarity goes, there's 3 dialogue clarity options. Low, med, high. No matter how loud you push the soundbar, you will be able to understand what's being said. I didn't notice any drop in performance while using the dialogue options.The set up is easy. You gotta use the HEOS app. The app doubles as a remote, but a physical remote is also included. You can adjust treble and bass in the app. There's 6 quick save macros. The remote is sleak and IR compatible. It has several physical buttons for changing input, power, Bluetooth, dialogue and 3 preset EQs; music, night and movie. The soundbar is also ir compatible with your TV remote so you can control volume with 1 remote. You can also control volume with your phones volume rockers in the app.What I really love is the visible dots on the front of the soundbar that light up or dim when changing not just volume, but all settings. Really love that they did this.I did a lot of research on other soundbars. I was using a Sonos Beam that I'm going to return. I'm going to say the sound quality of the bar alone is equivilant to the beam, maybe better becuase of all the advanced options.I would highly recommend this product.*6 month update*Still performing spectacularly. Paired it with an LG CX. Now, I was having some audio issues using eArc, but after extensive testing I can't tell if it was the TV or this sound bar. Regardless, the issues have ceased after a few TV updates. Speaking of, the soundbar only updates via the HEOS app, so make sure you open it once in a while.For my audiophiles that believe atmos and 7.1 can't be done properly with a rinky dink soundbar, I suggest you reconsider. Now admittedly I've never experienced a $5000 complex audio set up, but I am picky when it comes to quality electronics, and I'm tellin you this gives intricate set ups a run for their money. For a fraction of the price you get some SERIOUS quality sound and stage.