Great price and product

Have only just set up TV HDMI was not compatible. Got at optical cable and it works perfectly

Easy to install and use plus great sound. The sound is way better than I excepted for this price. At Christmas a relative experienced the sound and bought one from Robina Store.

Great, cheap sounding upgrade to the standard tinny sounding TV, The actual soundbar doesnt protrude the image on the TV when sat center of the entertainment unit. Subwoofer is great and customizible bass to your needs, zero connection issues being wireless. Eq of the soundbar has 3 presets, personally we have found leaving it on standard meets our needs and shall most. We have it connected via HDMI (ARC) and that works perfect, allowing the tv to control the volume of the unit also. Bluetooth functions works as intended. Overall great sound for the price.

It's great, just what I'd hoped it would be.,....I only have a small lounge room so I get a really good sound

This 2.1-channel soundbar combines simplicity and affordability in an effort to easily boost the sonic attributes of your TV without breaking the bank. It's a fairly basic offering that only has a single HDMI-ARC connection, and lacks Wi-Fi, but at this price point you can't expect miracles. Good for the budget.

Great two-channel delivery; Excellent bass reproduction; Decent amount of power; Easy to setup and operate;

Fiddly remote; Limited connections; Sound lacks a degree of width;

If you're looking for an entry-level soundbar that produces great audio, then the Panasonic SC-HTB490 is a contender - but it does make compromises with a basic build and limited connectivity options.

Compact size; Well balanced audio; Easy to set-up;

Limited connectivity options; Cinema/sports presets sound tinny; Uninspiring build;

Big on bass and slender in stature, the Panasonic HTB490 is a reasonably priced soundbar with a couple of key drawbacks

Slender profile; Impactful bass reproduction; Easy to set up;

Narrow soundstage; Limited connection options; No Dolby Atmos or DTS:X;

Full-range, (mostly) informative sound; Useful specification; It’s a Panasonic;

Low frequencies are strongly at odds with everything else; Feels at least as inexpensive as it actually is; Authentically nasty remote control;