evatronic Sound Bar for TV, 32-i... vs Polk Audio Signa S2 Ultra-Slim U...

Very easy to set up through bluetooth. Installation is a breeze with the included instructions. Hard to find that shipped with products these days.

The clarity and bass of the sound bar is great for movie and shows.

The only thing i dislike is the lights on the front when the soundbar is on, i wish there was an option to turn them off.

The bluetooth indicator keeps flashing that it is ready for connection, but no connection happens. The instructions clearly say that if setting up by bluetooth that it won't work with your tv, that there is a lag.

The sound bar has amazing speakers packed into the sound bar and have some of the speakers pointed not just forward but in an upward direction for a much better surround sound experience. This little setup is all that i need for my 75” 4k home enterta...  Read More

Polk s4 system is plus and play with hdmi-arc. No equalizer function, but has good balance. Easy switch between bluetooth (my phone) to aux (my computer) right on the remote. Back has a usb port for software upgrades when needed.

Sounds like an excuse for making subpar products. Polk audio it seems, is not that. Complete piece of garbage. I wish i could say the sound is superior but that was a lateral move as well.

Subwoofer is pretty poor. Bass is barely noticeable at max settings. The bass cuts out and is extremely distracting. No way to make any adjustments to it except volume and bass control. No power cord.

Every 2 months, it brain dumps. Also, randomly looses connection with tv. I have to mute and un-mute it to get it to come back on.