Things to keep in mind (pros & cons) -- there are no physical buttons on the soundbar itself, which means that you need the remote to control or adjust the source of the sound- the remote itself is quite bulky but since since it works as a universal remote, it can easily replace the TV remote (I personally don't have cable - so my 2 remotes are that of the soundbar and my Apple TV - but I can see how it would be annoying with a 3rd cable remote)- Since I have an Apple TV, I paired the soundbar as a bluetooth device, which allows me see the 'scale' of the sound - alternatively, when I'm using my TV antenna, the volume sound doesn't show which is a bummer.- I have a westinghouse TV, nothing fancy so the sound is just okay. This really is a nice addition, it has a dialogue/voice feature that clarifies the conversation.- it's a nice compact design and blends in easily. Just as much, for something that doesn't have a subwoofer (I may be wrong on my terminology), it can certainly feel like it.- there's an Auto Off feature which kicks in after about an hour of inactivity.- I purchased this from the refurbished section of amazon (about $150), it was an easy installation in the original packaging- I use this in my apartment living room - this seems to be on the "introductory" side of Bose soundbars. With that being said, if my place were bigger or I wanted more connectivity/additions, I'd go for something fancier in their product line.All in all, I am satisfied with my purchase. I recently stopped seeing these in other stores, something tells me Bose has discontinued and created "an upgrade" of sorts.