Multiple Brands (Roku and TCL) - Q75H

The TCL Q85H or even Q75H is excellent in this regard as well. At 499, it's a steal with top notch Atmos performance and Ray Danz technology (sound beam)

Same here with TCL Q75H. Everything is perfect except the bass, which sounds in every voice stroke. It's impossible to remove it, even playing with options and putting in Altmos content.

He answered me. Now the sound is perfect after updating the firmware to version 47.

As I mentioned, with the TCL Home app but on iPhone and Airplay, I can't with my Android. The app showed me a version (possibly v31), it installed and then the app showed me another update, v47. In my case there were 2 updates in a row.

Through TCL Home, connecting an iPhone to the bar's Wi-Fi.

Ich hab die 31.16.30 es steht in der App aber das diese aktuell ist  Wie hast du die 47 bekommen  Ich hab den Brummen bei der Stimme auch und es nervt extrem 

Good review! I recently bought this myself at appeox 250 dollars. As you did mention; Once updated the firmware, this is totally a «bang for the buck» option if you get it for a reasonable price!

Just played around, but these settings from TCL Home app is what I think sounds good for our use case (mostly for series and movies); 1. AI Sonic activated. Configured for my spot in the couch ;) 2. Movie settings 3. Increase the atmosfear 4. Voice enhancement 5. Sub to max 6. Medium trippel I’ve learned that you would need some volume for the soundbar to sound really good

Nice! Under Sound settings in TCL Home app, there is the mid button above bass/treble settings. I have mine in norwegian, so not sure what it’s called in english. It is something with «atmosfear» directly translated.

I have read some quite mixed reviews on this soundbar, but when it showed up on a discount at just $250 i decided that it was too cheap to not try it myself. So this is the flagship soundbar from TCL, and you can feel it from the moment you receive the package that is 15Kg. It has also two features that were a dealbreaker for me when getting a new soundbar, it was up-firing drivers and HDMI 2.1 pass-trough. The only other soundbar that I found with both of those features is Sony Theater Bar 9, which is like 5x more expensive. After updating it to the latest firmware (Using the AirPlay method), I can say that it sounds exceptional, but the sound signature is very warm even if you increase the treble all the way up. It’s something that is easy to get used to, but in the beginning the warm sound may be too warm for many people. The soundstage is probably the best I have heard from a soundbar, it is very wide and the atmos effect are surprisingly good. The subwoofer hits also surprisingly strong. In other words, you can hear that this is a flagship soundbar. The app is probably the worst part of this setup, it lacks a lot of adjustments. It should have had a 3-band EQ when the sound is so warm out of the box. The voice enhancement mode in the app works well, but it completely removes the bass from the sound. Overall it’s a solid 7,5/10 soundbar, and it’s a fantastic deal if you get a good discount on it.

this review is coming in a few months late, but i wanted to add my two cents: the Q75H is *awful*. something about the way it processes multichannel audio makes it so that what you would normally hear from the rears/sides (in a surround setup with individual SR/SL speakers) is turned up just as loud as the dialog... so anytime you're watching content with multichannel audio, you hear this constant muddy humming or murmuring noise, because it's sending all the background audio from the show (like distant traffic, walla/rhubarb, and so on) alongside the center channel. i've looked through the manual and there seems to be no way to tune or adjust this. just terrible.

the soundbar is -- was, since i just got back home after returning it to the store -- connected to a Sony X90CK. the media player is an Apple TV 4K, which is feeding the Q75H's hdmi input. the ATV4K, naturally, performs decoding of the audio streams it receives, and sends that down the hdmi cable to the soundbar as 5.1 pcm. any audio sink in a home theater setting can handle straight pcm no problem. the problem (the one i'm experiencing, that is) is really easy to identify just by putting an ear near the top-firing or side-firing speakers on the Q75H. you can hear all the foley, ADR'ed extra dialogue, wind, and all that stuff just as loud as the voices coming out of the center speaker. it *seems* like a great soundbar, especially for $400... but i learned long ago to not hold on to defective or buggy product for the promise of future patches and updates. a handful of other reports of these same issues, even after the latest firmware updates, (https://www.reddit.com/r/Soundbars/comments/1ez1fvx/thoughts\_on\_the\_tcl\_q85h/?rdt=56959) let me know there's some larger issue here.

I ended up getting the tcl q75h and im very happy i was getting sick of samsung wanted to try something affordable and this one is great! I dont understand all the hate it does exactly what a soundbar with 5.1 built into the bar is supposed to do. Doesnt need rear speakers sound goes all around you with upfiring and side firing drivers! Happy!!!

Bought the Q75H (like 85H but without rear speakers) last week for 377$ pairing it with my TCL C845 TV, and was disappointed by the quality of the sound, especially from volume 5 and below. Today, I did factory reset and update to 38.19.34 via the AirPlay setup guide by Living-Discipline742, and now I'm fully satisfied with the sound quality and features. The problems with voices and imbalance during low volume are resolved. Thanks for the help u/Living-Discipline742 :)

Same here. The deep bass rustling sound is so annoying