2.0CH Soundbar Plus Bluetooth, USB, FM Radio TH-N322B Black Review
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For weeks, the TH-N322B 2.0CH Soundbar has been my primary audio source, undergoing rigorous testing across various media types. This in-depth review covers its performance, ease of use, and overall value proposition. From movie nights to casual music listening, I’ve put this soundbar through its paces.
The TH-N322B boasts a sleek, minimalist design, easily blending into any living room aesthetic. Its black finish feels premium and is resistant to smudges. Setup was straightforward; connecting to my TV via HDMI and pairing with my phone via Bluetooth were both quick and seamless. The inclusion of USB and FM radio functionality adds extra versatility.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Product Weight | 1.2 KG |
| Colour Name | Black |
| Product Length | 81 cm |
| Product Height | 9 cm |
| Product Width/Depth | 6.5 cm |
| Wattage | 60 W |
| Features | Bluetooth, HDMI, USB, FM Radio |
| Model Number | TH-N322B |
| Number of HDMI Ports | 1 |
The audio quality for its size is surprisingly impressive. The 60W output delivers clear dialogue and crisp highs. While bass is naturally limited by the lack of a subwoofer, the soundbar manages to produce a decent low-end response, sufficient for most casual listening scenarios. Watching movies, the soundstage is relatively wide, providing a satisfactory surround-sound-like experience, though it’s not as immersive as a full 5.1 setup. Music reproduction is also good, offering a balanced sound profile. At higher volumes, there’s a slight distortion, but it’s not excessively bothersome.
I tested the Bluetooth connectivity with various devices, and experienced consistent, stable connections. The range is also commendable; I could move around my living room without any noticeable dropouts. The FM radio reception is decent, though its performance depends heavily on the local signal strength.
Pros:
- Sleek and stylish design.
- Easy setup and connectivity.
- Good sound quality for its size and price.
- Multiple connectivity options (Bluetooth, HDMI, USB, FM Radio).
- Compact and space-saving.
Cons:
- Limited bass response due to lack of subwoofer.
- Slight distortion at higher volumes.
- FM radio reception depends on local signal strength.
The TH-N322B soundbar offers excellent value for money. It’s a great option for those looking for a simple, easy-to-use soundbar that delivers good sound quality without breaking the bank. While it may not compete with high-end systems, its strengths outweigh its weaknesses, particularly its sleek design, multi-connectivity options, and balanced sound profile. I would recommend this soundbar to anyone looking for an upgrade from their TV’s built-in speakers without the complexity and cost of a more extensive home theater setup.
