Polk Audio Signa S2
Score: 71/100
Samsung HW-B750F
Score: 65/100Rankings
The Polk Audio Signa S2 is a low-profile 2.1 soundbar with a wireless 5.25-inch subwoofer delivering solid bass and VoiceAdjust dialogue enhancement. Its plastic construction and limited channel configuration restrict its appeal for larger home-theater setups. Best for budget-conscious owners of 40-55-inch TVs seeking easy installation and clear dialogue.
The Samsung HW-B750F delivers a 5.1-channel virtual surround experience with side-firing speakers, a wireless subwoofer, and Q-Symphony integration. Missing Dolby Atmos, HDMI eARC, and Wi-Fi limits its future-proofing and high-end audio capabilities. Suitable for budget-friendly users who want a plug-and-play 5.1-like setup for small to medium rooms.
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3 | 6best | |
13.34 cmbest | — | |
| ↓ lower better | 1.8 kgbest | 8.21 kg |
1 yearsbest | 1 yearsbest | |
— | 5best | |
90 cm | 102.97 cmbest | |
5.46 cm | 34.29 cmbest | |
8.41 cm | 29.58 cmbest |
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Audio(1) | ||
Audio Channels | 3 | 6 |
Design(4) | ||
Soundbar Weight (kg) | 1.8 kg | 8.21 kg |
Soundbar Width (cm) | 90.0 cm | 102.97 cm |
Soundbar Height (cm) | 5.46 cm | 34.29 cm |
Soundbar Depth (cm) | 8.41 cm | 29.58 cm |
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Professional reviewers commend the Signa S2 for its sleek, low-profile design, effective VoiceAdjust dialogue enhancement, and solid bass from the wireless subwoofer, positioning it as a strong budget option for users seeking Dolby Digital virtual surround. However, they note the plastic subwoofer housing and lack of disclosed amplifier power as drawbacks that may limit its appeal for larger or more demanding home-theater installations.
Consumers appreciate the clear vocals, powerful bass, and hassle-free Bluetooth streaming, often highlighting the quick setup and wall-mountable form factor. Recurring complaints focus on occasional subwoofer dropouts, limited volume headroom in bigger rooms, and occasional HDMI ARC compatibility quirks.
Professional reviewers view the HW-B750F as a solid mid-range option that leverages Samsung's Q-Symphony and DTS Virtual:X to provide convincing virtual surround without rear speakers. While the sound quality and dialogue enhancement are praised, critics highlight the missing Dolby Atmos, HDMI eARC and advanced calibration as notable shortcomings for premium home-theater setups.
Everyday users appreciate the straightforward Bluetooth pairing, the punchy bass from the wireless subwoofer, and the clear dialogue provided by Adaptive Sound, especially in smaller rooms. Common criticism centers on the lack of Atmos and eARC, and the limited power for larger spaces, though overall sentiment remains positive for its price point and ease of setup.
“easy pairing and punchy bass from the 11 lb subwoofer, with praise for side speakers filling small rooms and clear voices via Adaptive Sound”
