Simple to setup, all round solution and “wireless” only requiring the obvious power cables. Can handle settings entirely within the app if that’s your thing, or most with the provided remote. The fine tuning setting does take some time over the course of a number of days or weeks depending on your usage, but certainly does improve the audio output. Dynamic seems to be a good setting to use, have yet to use properly for music. Some fewer speakers within the satellites than the more expensive 990D brother, but at the time of purchase the price difference was steep.

Great sound, big improvement over tv

Straightforward to set up and sounds great. We came from a ~10 year old Sony surround sound setup and had become fed up with its million wires. We were looking for something that wouldn’t lose out on proper surround sound but also wouldn’t require so many separates/wires. This struck a nice balance between the convenience of a soundbar along with a few separate speakers. We don’t have the latest Samsung TV so can’t comment on Q-Symphony or Atmos… but sound quality seems great and is an upgrade from what we had. Built-in voice assistant works well for music streaming too.

Fantastic soundbar, very well made (looks and feels very high quality) and looks great infront of the tv. The wireless rear speakers and subwoofer pair seamlessly with the soundbar, so no messing about required to set it all up, just plug it in and away you go. If you want to make changes to the default settings, then you can use the remote control to adjust the levels of the sub, rear speakers or the main soundbar, alternatively you can adjust the settings via the SmartThings App. The Q930D has 1 hdmi-in (2.0) port, to connect a device directly to the soundbar, however this wouldn't really needed if your tv supports ARC or eARC, as using ARC / eARC means the tv should automatically pass all sound from any source through to the soundbar, however if like me your TV does not support DTS, then connecting the blu-ray / media player that you want to play DTS soundtracks from, directly into the hdmi-in on the soundbar means that you can experience DTS audio via the soundbar without having it converted to pcm. The sound quality is what you would expect for a soundbar in this price range, top quality (i'm sure it would give a high end a/v system a run for it's money), with a total of 17 speakers, you get good bass from the wireless subwoofer, but the system retains the clarity needed and gives a truly immersive experience when using Dolby Atmos due to the upfiring front and rear speakers. The only negatives that I can say about the Q930D, is that the hdmi-in port is not hdmi 2.1 and therefore can not support 4K 120hz (so don't connect a PS5 or Xbox series X to the hdmi-in on this soundbar if you want to make use of the 4K 120hz mode these consoles offer). Also Samsung didn't see fit to include any HDMI cables in the box, so make sure you have all the cables you need ready for when your soundbar arrives.

What a beast. Very impressed. Well worth paying the extra for the quality and performance.

This soundbar and wireless speakers have been game changing for my home cinema experience. The wireless speakers were so easy to set up and automatically connected without problems. The surround sound is amazing and I barely go above 20 volume as the bass and audio balance is more than plenty for my living room size. Dolby Atmos has been excellent for both movies and music. For the convenience alone, I don't think there,s too much on the market that would match the ease of setup, wireless systems and the premium look. I would highly recommend.

This soundbar is a beast & can transform your movie room to a home theatre with very good subwoofer & surround sound. I prefer this even to cinema setting. If you want the ultimate, can try 990D

Brought this to upgrade my older Bose Home Theatre system. Setting up the system was so simple via the SmartThings app. Once all set up, paired to my Samsung QN95C TV with Q symphony and wow I’m so glad I decided to change, was worried about going from a wired home theatre system to a wireless soundbar system but this blows my bose system away.. anyone who is still undecided on this system I would say go for it you will not be disappointed.