ZEBRONICS Juke BAR 9900, 725 Watts, Karaoke UHF Mic, Dolby Atmos, DTS X, 7.2.2 (5.2.4) Surround Soundbar with Dual Wireless Subwoofer & Satellites, HDMI eARC, Optical in, RGB LED

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.

The media could not be loaded. This is best in budget , high loudness, clear audio and reach thumpy bass subwoofer, mid-mid frequency problem sometimes when I bosst 500hz mid frequency.and high frequency is low ,mid frequency boosted, all over it is best , but it is not 5.1 ch, just 5 satelite mid-tone speaker .it is works also in 2.1 chaneel. All over it is ok. If you buy it , u are not shameful man.

Just go for it without any doubt, this one is the best 5.2 with Atmos and you can feel it while watching (with ARC) bass is awesome, good dialogue, overall powerful package is this price range.

DO NOT BUY ZEBRONICS 9900 PRO.I have LG C3 Oled and PS5 and I use Android Phone (Oneplus 12). My experience with this sound bar has been very difficult. There is no installation like other brands, so you need to have a drill or else you have to pay 1500 extra to some shop for proper installation. I had to go to my TV shop to ask for help.Secondly, there are extremely annoying crackling sounds whenever starting to play a new song. This happens with Spotify, Youtube Music and Apple Music. This even happens when playing MP3 files from Windows 11. This means that the fault is inside the Soundbar. I've tried disabling Dolby on devices and trying AUX, Bluetooth, Optical Audio and HDMI eARC. This issue is the downfall of this Soundbar.Thirdly, even though it has Dolby Atmos and DTSX, do not expect it to work properly with your TV, movies or gaming console, because this needs a proper configuration per movie/app/game. This means for every game, I have to manually configure each individual setting because this trash cannot do it itself. You may have already known that it comes with only one HDMI input. That is the reason. Even soundbars half this price are better due to this. I had old Sony Home Theatre before that was output of 1000Ws and next to it, this is dissapointing.I was hoping for less cables than my Sony Home Theatre but no, it actually has one extra wire in comparison.Fourthly, the second most annoying thing is the stupid LED. At night the LEDs are so annoying and preventing me from having a dark room. Why do I always need to know that HDMI eARC is connected whenever I am watching a movie or playing a game? Why can I not turn of the LED or it should just switch off itself after 5 seconds. What a stupid product. I cannot recommend this product and I've already contacted local computer shop who is willing to purchase it back.All in all do not fall for this product. It actually is not worth it and you can find easily better home theatres and soundbards at this price. Just go with Sony or Samsung or LG and avoid this trash company.TLDR: TRASH PRODUCT DO NOT BUY.