Samsung HT-X810

usability

design, size, price

67% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

usability, design, size

reliability

73% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

Dramatic styling ; Wireless subwoofer ; Powerful stereo performance

No HDMI input ; ‘Virtual’ surround mode ineffective

Looks good, but performance-wise this system is quite limited

Slick design: looks great, good quality DVD playback, versatility: plenty of connection options

Can be overly bassy, slow to switch inputs and load discs, standby hum

The Samsung HT-X810 certainly looks good with the slick touch controls and the smart slot-loading DVD player delivering impressive results. The sound is also good once you have tamed the bass, which you never really can do to a great extent. The...

Stylish ; Easy to setup ; Wall-mountable ; 5.8GHz wireless ; Good vision

Overwhelming amounts of bass ; Speaker rattles at mid to high volumes ; Bluetooth doesn't work that well

Conclusion The Samsung HT-X810 is a great looking system — it's easy to set-up and works quite well. However, it's not quite the perfect blend of "performance and style" that Samsung promises.

Soundbar surround system with built-in DVD player and wireless powered subwoofer; eliminates the need for an AV receiver; HDMI output; easy setup; streams Bluetooth audio from compatible A2DP sources; good digital media support.

Virtual surround sound delivers minimal impact; very limited connectivity for additional external devices; the DVD player's nice, but a Blu-ray player would have been even better; uneven HDMI video quality.

While we've heard better virtual surround sound, the Samsung HT-X810T's easy setup and dearth of wires will appeal to those searching for simplicity and a minimalist aesthetic.

Versatile all-in-one home cinema system with DVD player and powerful 2.1 speaker system

Virtual surround sound still can't match the immersive sound of a real 5.1 system

Le design ; Les touches de contrôle ; La liaison sans fil au caisson de basses ; La qualité vidéo ; Photo, musique et vidéo via USB ; Le son chaud ; Le câble HDMI inclus

Les effets arrière un peu faibles ; Le prix 800 euros conseillé

Le système Home Cinéma HT-X810 complète parfaitement un téléviseur Samsung de dernière génération. Il arbore un design similaire qui se marie parfaitement avec les lignes et couleurs d’une TV LCD fabriquée par le coréen. De plus, son intégration est...