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JBL Bar 5.1 - Channel 4K Ultra HD Soundbar with True Wireless Surround Speakers

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Features

  • JBL 5.1 surround sound with 510W of power
  • Detachable, battery-powered wireless surround speakers
  • Thrilling bass from a 10 Inch (250mm) wireless subwoofer
  • Wireless music streaming with Bluetooth
  • True 4K connectivity with 3 HDMI in/1 HDMI out (ARC)
  • Power Source Type: Battery Powered

Description

Your Ultimate All–Wireless Movie Experience The JBL Bar 5.1 transforms from a soundbar into a true wireless 5.1 home theater system for an epic movie and music–listening experience. The soundbar features two detachable battery–powered wireless surround speakers with 10–hours of playtime, 510W of total system power, a 10” wireless subwoofer, three HDMI inputs to connect 4K devices. With Dolby Digital, Dolby Pro Logic II and DTS, your movies, music and video games will never sound more incredible. The soundbar features JBL SoundShift, which allows you to instantly switch between the sound from your TV and the Bluetooth sound from your mobile phone or tablet. The soundbar is programmed to respond to your TV remote, so you can control everything with your existing TV remote control. The JBL Bar 5.1 re–defines the soundbar experience. JBL 5.1 Surround Sound with 510W of PowerEnsures a high–quality audio performance for your movies and music. Detachable, Battery–Powered Wireless Surround Speakers Enjoy true wireless surround sound in cinematic 5.1 with 10 hours of playing time. Thrilling Bass From A 10" (250mm) Wireless Subwoofer Enjoy rich and thrilling bass with the convenience of flexible placement without the hassle of wires. True 4K Connectivity With 3 HDMI In/ HDMI Out (ARC)Easily connect all your 4K devices and upgrade your home entertainment to Ultra HD. Works With Your TV Remote Control This JBL soundbar is designed to work with many of today’s top TV remote controls, so you can use your existing TV remote control for both TV and soundbar. JBL SoundShiftAllows you to instantly switch between sound from your TV and sound from your phone or tablet.

Brand: JBL


Speaker Maximum Output Power: 510 Watts


Frequency Response: 20


Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth, HDMI


Audio Output Mode: Surround


Mounting Type: Wall Mount, Floor Standing


Model Name: JBL Bar 5.1


Speaker Type: Soundbar


Special Feature: Bass Boost, Subwoofer


Recommended Uses For Product: For Smartphones or Tablets, For Televisions


Subwoofer Diameter: 10 Inches


Unit Count: 2.0 Count


Controller Type: Remote Control


Surround Sound Channel Configuration: 5.1


Color: Black


Included Components: Soundbar, powered subwoofer, surround speakers, remote, power cord, quick start guide, HDMI Cable, Aux cable, wall mount bracket


Product Dimensions: 14.93"D x 17.91"W x 39.69"H


Item Weight: 37.3 Pounds


Is Waterproof: FALSE


Charging Time: 3 Hours


Warranty Type: Limited


Number of Items: 1


Control Method: Remote


Wireless Communication Technology: Bluetooth, Wi-Fi


Speaker Size: 10 Inches


Power Source: Battery Powered


Woofer Diameter: 25.4 Centimeters


Tweeter Diameter: 1.25 Inches


Water Resistance Level: Not Water Resistant


Number of Batteries: 2 Lithium Polymer batteries required.


Audio Driver Type: Dynamic Driver


Bluetooth Range: 10 Meters


Subwoofer Connectivity Technology: Wireless


Connectivity Protocol: Bluetooth


Includes MP3 player?: No


Number of Power Levels: 1


Processor Count: 1


Specific Uses For Product: Home Entertainment


UPC: 050036338219


Style: New


Global Trade Identification Number: 19


Manufacturer: JBL


Item Weight: 37.3 pounds


Item model number: JBLBAR51BLKAM


Batteries: 2 Lithium Polymer batteries required.


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: September 20, 2017


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    • Awesome
Style: New
I have to start off by saying I'm not a tech-savvy guy... like not at all. Despite my disability with technology, I was able to have this up and running within minutes. I wanted to summarize my experience with the setup in the hopes it helps you guys out. I should mention I plugged this system into a Samsung TV, which apparently makes the process easier, especially when it comes to your TV remote being able to control the volume on the soundbar. For me, this happened automatically. My TV remote started controlling the JBL soundbar on its own. Awesome! The system includes some hardware to hang your soundbar and also to hang your small rear speakers, which I thought was really cool. Everything was literally plug-and-play. I powered on the soundbar, powered on the subwoofer and they both automatically communicated with each other and paired up without me doing anything else. My biggest complaint about the setup process was the difficulty I had trying to plug in the power cord into the back of the soundbar. The angle is very awkward, but I got it done. There are four HDMI plugs in the back of the soundbar, one of them is labeled HDMI ARC. This is the one you're supposed to use with your TV (Took a while for me to figure that out). I'm also using an optical cable that is also plugged into the back of the soundbar and goes to the TV. Unfortunately, when you turn off the TV and go to turn everything back on, the soundbar defaults back to HDMI ARC, so I had to manually change the source on the soundbar back to OPT. The only fix I saw was to unplug the HDMI ARC and only leave the Optical cable plugged in. This seemed to do the job. Why would I need both sources anyhow? The reason I wanted to go with the Optical cable is because I heard a YouTuber mention that the HDMI signal was not as good for surround sound. In my opinion, the Optical cable sounded crisper. Which every cable you decide to use, just make sure you plug it all the way into the back of the soundbar. Mine looked like it was all the way in, but it wasn't. The other step you have to take is to go into your TV's sound settings and change the source of your sound from TV speakers to either HDMI sound or Optical. For the calibration process, make sure your surround speakers are where you'll want them when you watch TV. Also, make sure your subwoofer is turned on. There is a small calibration speaker with a pin connection that comes in the box. This "calibration speaker" (my term for it) is used to calibrate your speaker's sound for an optimum surround sound experience OR to use as a starting point to then manually improve the settings on your own if you're so inclined. Here is another goof-up I did. Do NOT plug in the pin to the back of the soundbar. It will fit perfectly, but this is NOT where the calibration speaker goes. You'll find the pin connection on the end of the right side of the soundbar. It's hard to see, but it's there. Once I had the calibration speaker plugged in, I placed it in the center of my living room. Using the JBL remote control, press the "calibration" button (the remote labeled it "calibration") for three seconds. WARNING, do NOT do this at night when your family is asleep. My wife wasn't happy when I did my calibration at midnight and she was even less impressed that I was about four vodka and sodas in. Once the calibration starts, you'll hear each speaker individually make an ear-piercing static sound. The calibration only takes a few seconds, but definitely makes a difference with the surround sound performance. I unplugged the calibration speaker and stowed it away in the event I ever have to reset my setting or I decide to move my speakers to a different location. Hope this helped. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 28, 2022 by Danny
    • READ. READ. READ Especially if considering purchase
Style: New
Notes for the sound bar I gave the sound bar a five star rating and here is why. I will answer some of your issues the others have had with the sound bar and be bluntly honest in regard to a course of action. Let’s just say for me it performed exactly as specified I had no issues... with that in mind let me tell you what my set up is. I have AT&T U-verse. My Internet speed is 50 MPS. And I have now a total of three surround systems two wired and my new one with the sound bar is unwired. I have had this system for a month now and I have put it to the test. The TV that is hooked up to is a 2020 LG 50 inch. My configuration is Himi -Arc. Here’s the first clue; if you hook this up to a TV that is not an LG, Samsung or a Visio this may be a problem for you. If you experience any issues whatsoever send it back get your money back and buy something else. The reason why I say that is I read probably 100 complaints about the system, looking at Amazons ratings as a month ago there was about maybe 12-13% go back rate. Which is abnormally high. This tells me that there is a quality issue coming from the factory. If you get a good one you’re good if you don’t you could have problems. I have a dual band router… This system hooks into the 5 GHz band and I have experienced no problems. I have about 14 devices on that band no issues whatsoever. If you have isolated this system and you are having problems with your Internet speed because of it - this should not happen -this system may not be for you-send it back and buy something else. Also if you experience any charging issues with this unit once again send it back get your money back and buy something else . And make sure you press the button on the speakers before reattaching them to the main bar. They will not re-charge without doing that. For me the system out of the box performed perfect. All components were automatically and perfectly paired. You need to make sure that not only your TV settings are set to surround but also the cable box settings need to be pointed to surround sound as well. I had a question in regard to the surround sound I was hearing when I first looked it up because Voices were coming through the satellite speakers in the rear so once I troubleshot that situation looked at my cable box receiver and configured that to surroundsound and it started Playing the voices out of the front channel and the effects from the satellites… Perfect! I started playing some music yesterday with my iPhone on some pre-recorded MP3s that I had and configured the speakers for surround mode… Pumped up the volume and boy did it sound good. Keep in mind I am not a sound aficionado. But I can’t afford $1000 for what some people consider the perfect sound. It puts out very very good sound for half the price and the subwoofer is the bomb. I did not have any mid range issues to speak of so it’s all good. NOTE: when it came time to calibrate the sound I did not have a port in my satellite speakers. I don’t know if that is a hardware refresh or not but it didn’t seem to need it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 13, 2020 by Al Bowers
    • Great buy and sound
Style: New
Sounds great and a great buy had it for years now
Reviewed in the United States on May 17, 2025 by Russell Paul

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