5.1.2 Premium Dolby Atmos Soundbar with Wireless Subwoofer, Bluetooth 5.1, HDMI & Optical - Works with 4K & HD TVs

The Dolby Atmos technology is the standout feature here, delivering an unprecedented vertical dimension to sound. It's like the audio wraps around you, elevating movies, TV shows, and even music to an entirely new level. The wireless subwoofer packs a punch, adding a deep and resonating bass that you can feel in your bones. Explosions and musical scores alike have newfound life, making each moment spine-tinglingly immersive.Setting up the system was surprisingly hassle-free. With HDMI and optical connections, compatibility with both 4K and HD TVs is seamless. Bluetooth 5.1 connectivity adds the cherry on top, allowing me to effortlessly stream my favorite playlists from my phone. The fact that it flawlessly synced with my TV remote made controlling the sound bar a breeze.One of the most significant benefits of the RAINEVERRY 5.1.2 is its ability to adapt to different content types. Whether I'm catching up on the latest action-packed blockbuster or indulging in a soothing nature documentary, the sound bar intelligently adjusts itself to deliver optimal sound quality.The minimalist design blends seamlessly with my living room aesthetic, and the compact size doesn't compromise on audio prowess. The included wall-mounting kit is a thoughtful addition for those looking to save space or achieve an even more premium look

I am very disappointed in this system. Yes, I know, the price point right. You get what you pay for. Sure. But I could pay 150 for a few-year-old Bose soundbar...(oh wait, that's what I have now) and it will single-handedly give you a better experience than this entire system.The highs are way to high, or too low when you need to save your ear drums but want to hear someone speaking. The lows are only there when something cool plays during the movie and otherwise you have ZERO bass. Zero surround sound other than the super loud moments, and adjusting the very, very limited remote functions only slightly improves this.I tried watching the news after a movie and it sounded like I was playing my phone speakers through a pringles can. No. Just no. Dolby Atmos or not this is trash. I had to constantly adjust the speaker settings for bass and "treble" if that's what you call it with this since there was seemingly no way to adjust treble other than the surround up and down buttons. Horrible. The sub is like I said non-existent until something on screen explodes and then it will make you brown sound your pants. That is if you can hear anything after the rear speakers suddenly come to life after making not a peep for 10 minutes for a couple second action moment and your ears are still ringing.I tried every different setup with optical, HDMI, passthrough, atmos on, off, PCM processing, every setting my Shield could handle via arc...just couldn't get it to sound right. Then, I finished my movie and the parts that were meant to be loud I have to admit that it did sound good. But that is just it....it only sounded really good then and then the system goes back to horrible tin can audio. Just not worth the time to unpack, set up, then have to re-pack and ship it back the same day. I should've just listened to my gut on this one.We are not super audiophiles by any means...BUT we also enjoy things that sound good and have JBL, Bose around the house, and a large speaker for outside during the summer months. So we know what good sound sounds like. Maybe that was what made this inevitably a no from us. Just put this money towards a name brand that has proven itself and you will not regret that purchase like I do this one.You have been warned. lol.

When the system was shipped to me it was delivered by UPS in a plain box with virtually no additional packing bubbles, foam or peanuts, to keep the soundbar from being damaged. However, that being said I saw no damage to the packaging. Setting it up was fairly straightforward. I set up the system and was suitably impressed with the quality of the surround sound that was produced however after no more than a half hour the sound bar cut out and after several seconds it would power back up, only to repeat the cycle again after a few minutes . I contacted the manufacturer and they attempted to come up with a solution and were unable to. I contacted Amazon and advised them of what was happening and they advised trying a new HDMI ARCe an new television both of which I did. It didn’t help. So I packed it up and returned it to Amazon. I can’t say for certain if the issue was caused by a quality control issue at the manufacturer or if it was caused by the poor packaging. I did check previous ratings for this issue and the few negative ratings appeared to be from similar complaints. If they figure it out,I would buy it again. I was contacted by the seller who offered to send me a new system to evaluate and I agreed. I received the new system within three days. I set it up easily in a couple of minutes and it sounds great! I’m very impressed with the system and the customer service.

Super easy setup and rechargeable rear speakers making them 100% wireless (besides charging) was a nice bonus, but sound quality was lacking. Had to adjust sound constantly to what sound was coming out of what movie you are watching, basically the treble had zero automatic leveling. One point it will sound good, next point it will be killing your ears with treble. Then when you turn it off (at least the unit I received) all adjustments you made reset themselves. Probably a fluke, but there ended up being some issues with one of the rear speakers (would intermittently cut in and out), so I returned. I stupidly tossed the original shipping box when received, but even with the pain of repacking for the return was well, well worth the time it took to do so. I replaced this surround sound with a samsung hw-q600c and the swa9200s rear speakers. The total for this new combo was approx. $453.00 compared to the $253.00 for the raineverry unit. I get that $200 more is a big jump for people looking in this price range (including me) but that extra $200 was worth every penny.