Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #574 in Home Theater
- Color: Black
- Brand: Samsung
- Model: HW-E450
- Released on: 2012-02-19
- Format: CD-ROM
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 1.80" h x
35.70" w x
2.80" l,
23.00 pounds
Features
- Slim design matching with 40 inch TVs
- Wireless solution with Bluetooth connectivity
- Built-in subwoofer
- Surround and 3D Depth sound
Samsung HW-E450 Wireless AirTrack Sound Bar
Product Description
40 Inch Wireless AirTrack with built-in woofer.Total Power: 280W = 80W x 2 + 120W.What's in the box : AudioBar (HW-E450), Wireless powered subwoofer (PS-WE450), Remote control (AH59-02434A), 2 "AAA" batteries, Wall-mount bracket, 7 inch USB extension cable (with a male USB type-A connector on one end and a female USB type-A connector on other end), 5' Stereo mini-to-RCA cable, Large ferrite core, 2 Small ferrite cores, User Manual, Quick Setup Guide and Online Product Registration information.Power Consumption: Stand-by Power Consumption: 0.45W , Operating Power Consumption, Main : 25.9W / Subwoofer: 20W and Main: Single Voltage (220V) / Subwoofer: Free Voltage.Subwoofer Dimension : 6.9 x 14.3 x 11.6 Inches.
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
256 of 267 people found the following review helpful.
By Pandu saMson
Devices I have at my home: Samsung UN46c7000, Samsung BD-C6900, xBoxI initially tried Vizio soundbar (VIZIO VHT215) in my setup. The sound quality of this bar is exceptionally good. The only problem with this is that it could not gel well between my TV and BDPlayer (May be because they both are Samsung products). I was using ARC (with HDMI 1.4), and it worked fine when it has to pass the audio directly from the TV to the soundbar. But, it miserably failed when I connected the BD Player directly to the soundbar using a HDMI.Then, I returned the vizio bar and got this Samsung HW-E450 and here is what I found.1. Perfect for my setup (with the TV and BDPlayer from the same manufacturer)2. Very good sound quality (but still not as good as VIZIO VHT215. Trust me, VIZIO VHT215 is just amazing..)3. No issues with ARC (but make sure you use HDMI 1.4)4. Bluetooth is good for streaming audio files from iPhone etc. but, for the Video files there is a lag between audio & video5. The soundbar turns off when the TV turns off, but wouldn't turn on with the tv (when connected through ARC). But if you connect it using toslink/optical cable then it turns on automatically.6. The best sound I have heard from this bar is when streaming movies from xBox (zune)Bottom line is, if you have a TV/BDPlayer from Samsung, then go for Samsung HW-E450, else you should try VIZIO VHT215.Update (11Jan2013):Off late I have been receiving a lot of emails regarding switching-On the soundbar using the TV-Remote itself [when connected through HDMI]. Below please see the steps I follow using my Samsung-TV-Remote.Tools-> ANynet+ (HDMI-CEC) -> Receiver : On
121 of 126 people found the following review helpful.
By Matt Wilson
Many people seem to have problems turning the speaker on with the TV. I was able to figure this out in about 20 mins and figured I'd let everyone know what I did.This is for Samsung TV's as I can only speak for my Samsung TV.I have the speaker hooked up via HDMI. I am using a different HDMI cable for audio as I'm not passing video through the sound bar.TV ports:HDMI 1 is my Cable BoxHDMI 2 is my sound barIn your TV settings under "system" / "Anynet+",Anynet+ (HDMI-CEC) "ON"Auto Turn off "NO" (YES I SAID "NO")Reciver "ON"When you turn the TV off the sound bar will stay on. But after 20mins it shuts itself down. When you turn the TV back on the sound bar will also turn back on. You will never have to turn the sound bar on again.Also you can still change the volume with this setup.Enjoy NEVER having to use the Sound bar remote again.
72 of 79 people found the following review helpful.
By Jason
I started looking at sound bars to replace my old Sony 5.1 system. I was tired of all the cables running everywhere and the space all that took up. It was also pretty complicated for my wife to figure out. I also was not very impressed with the sound for watching tv/movies. For music the 5.1 system was great. Now I do have to admit, movies on disc were great but those over the regular cable box were not.I was scoping this out at Wal-Mart along with a few other options. I wasn't planning on getting one this expensive but I'm glad I did. The sound is great and the features are awesome. Now with that said I have a Samsung TV and I can't seem to get the audio sync thing to work. I can get the audio working with the TV remote and to power off together but not come on together. I'm sure some more time spent playing with it or calling tech support might yield a result but for now I just added the features of the original remote to my one for all remote.Since it's 2.1 and I can't get the audio sync working anyway which requires HDMI,I have the optical audio hooked up. This is nice because it's coming from the output on my TV to the sound bar. So If I'm watching OTA on the TV, I've got audio. If I'm watching the satellite, I've got Audio. If I'm watching a DVD, I've got audio. No switching inputs, always nice. Again with 2.1 the optical out from the TV is just fine.I use the Bluetooth feature all the time to play music from my phone and my laptop. I love it. The wireless sub does a decent job and the whole system sounds pretty darn good. More then what I need. If you opt not to get this unit, at least get one with a sub, you'll be a lot happier with the audio.The Walmart unit was $299 plus tax. I was happy I found this unit from Tiger on Amazon with free shipping, no tax and a $249.99 price tag.
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