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LG SP8YA 3.1.2CH Sound Bar and Subwoofer with Dolby Atmos (2021)

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Features

  • 3.1.2ch with 440W Total Output Power
  • Dolby Atmos & DTS:X
  • Meridian Audio Technology
  • High Resolution Audio 24bit/96kHz with 4K Passthrough (HDCP 2.3)
  • HDMI eARC
  • Multi-Platform Support (Alexa, Google Assistant, Chromecast, Apple AirPlay 2, Spotify Connect)
  • Dolby Vision & HDR10 Passthrough

Description

Premium home theater sound in seconds. Bring home a great fit and simple setup. LG sound bar and subwoofer immerse you in dimensional surround sound with 3.1.2 channels, Dolby Atmos® and DTS:X. The sound bar works with Alexa. (Dolby, Dolby Atmos and the double-D symbol are registered trademarks of Dolby Laboratories. Google is a trademark of Google LLC.)


Brand Name: ‎LG


Item Weight: ‎26.9 pounds


Product Dimensions: ‎41.7 x 4.7 x 2.2 inches


Country of Origin: ‎China


Item model number: ‎SP8YA


Batteries: ‎2 AA batteries required. (included)


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: ‎No


Output Wattage: ‎440 Watts


Color Name: ‎Black


Speaker Type: ‎Soundbar


Date First Available: March 18, 2021


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    • LG Sound bar Killed my 5 Ghz Wireless Router
I really wanted to like this LG SP8YA 3.1.2 sound bar since I bought it on sale for $450, but it killed our 5 Ghz wireless network every time it was turned on. I hooked it up to my bedroom Sony 75" XBR-75X900H Full Array LED TV via an Arc (HDMI cable). I have an Asus AC1900 (AC68U) Wireless Router, and it supports both 2.4 Ghz and 5 Ghz bandwidth. When standing in front of the LG Soundbar, I ran Speed Test on my IPhone on the 5 Ghz bandwidth and I would get 260 Mbps down and 13 Mbps up. After turning on the LG Soundbar, I would re-test and only get about 30-15 Mbps down and 10 Mbps up. If I switched to using the 2.4 Ghz, I would get about 84 Mbps down and 12 Mbps up. Since I am paying for 250 Mbps internet down, I want to be able to access the full bandwidth. So I don’t want to downgrade to 2.4 Ghz just to be able to use a soundbar, that is not an option. Also why would I want to mess around with my 5 Ghz wireless router setting to set a specific channel, when it currently auto selects the best channel for the frequency range. Also if I ever wanted to upgrade to a new wireless mesh router, some of the newer routers auto selects between 2.4 Ghz and 5 Ghz band, and you can’t change it. Googling the LG soundbar wireless Wifi issue, I found a forum that mentioned that LG soundbar uses 5 Ghz band internally to connect to sub-woofer and rear speakers. The kicker is that LG knows about this problem because specifically in the documentation it says not to place the soundbar within 10 feet of your wireless router, which mine is not because it is located in the downstairs office. The soundbar would kill the 5 Ghz wireless signal within about 10-12 feet radius from the sound bar. Kids would complain that they can’t Netflix in the living room when this sound bar was on, not good. If LG is reading this, the simple solution is to allow a hardwire connection to subwoofer. Also allow users to turn off the Bluetooth and Wifi on the soundbar if they run into connectivity issues. For the actual LG Soundbar sound quality, I am not an audiophile, but for me the LG SP8YA 3.1.2 overall sound was just okay. I was able to download the LG soundbar app on my iPhone to connect the WiFi. It initially didn’t work and I could not connect to soundbar via the app. I tried it again after 30 minutes and it connected. When I turned on the TV and sound bar, I saw a message that said “B-Update”, which I assume was an automatic firmware update which took about 10-15 minutes to download. After that I ran the Room calibration tool. I used my Sony TV Google TV app to watch Disney+ and tested it on Avengers movie. It sounded alright, not great and not bad. Better than the TV speaker and had some bass. The bass was just okay, I could feel it in big action sequence, but it was not always there in all scenes. The volume control was weird too, it would only go from 0 - 40, but my Sony TV goes from 1 to 100. So it would skip ever 2 to 3 numbers when you move the volume up and down. I also noticed a slight lip sync issue, like .1 second delay. This was more noticeable when watching cartoons when you can see the lips move and sound comes out .1 seconds later. When watching movies l, I did start to notice the lip sync issue, but it was less noticeable. This lip sync issue was the 2nd deal breaker for me. The LED screen always on is front was a little distracting while watching movies. It should turn off after 15 seconds, or at least have the option in LG app to do that. I have to return this LG soundbar (and not buy any LG soundbars for now), because my 5 Ghz wireless network is more important than any soundbar. I use my 5 Ghz Wifi for work and streaming content. I have tried other sound bars like the Sonos Beam (Gen 2) soundbar for $450. The overall sound was good and the dialog was clear, but no bass. You really need the subwoofer for watching movies, it’s not optional. Even my wife said Sonos Beam sounded alright but had no bass. I can’t justify paying $750 for a Sonos Sub, when the Beam was $450 (total cost of $1200 for the system without surround speakers). I really cannot justify spending more for my audio equipment than my TV, and this is for our bedroom, not a dedicated home theater setup. I went to search for Soundbars and interference with Wifi signals and found that there are a lot of issues with most sound bars and Wifi signals. I have read a lot of sound bar reviews and someone always complains about wireless subwoofer would stop syncing to Soundbar or go out sporadically. Now I am wondering if that has to do with Wifi interference (or microwave interference), maybe from neighbor’s new Wifi setup. I went to look for a sound bars that had a wired subwoofer, but all the new sound bars come with wireless subwoofers. My wife doesn’t want a receiver and bunch of speaker wire cables in the bedroom, so I am back in search for a 3.1 sound bar for under $500-$800 that just works. If I can’t find one, then my last alternative is to get a receiver and small Klipsch 5.1 reference speakers for around $800. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2021 by N. Tran
    • Interferes with WIFI - TV can't stream
I purchased this LG sound bar to go with my new LG TV thinking they should work well together. It turns out the sound bar and sub woofer take over the WIFI signal and the TV will no longer stream. I spent hours in a chat with LG support before they figured it out. Very, very disappointed in this product. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 4, 2021 by Buckeye1st
    • Wi-Fi nightmare + security vulnerable
This sound bar cased a nightmarish issues to my Wi-Fi network affecting half of the house. When powered on it cased WiFi interferences that fully jammed my 2.4 GHz network around the sound bar. Causing laptops, phones and TV to loose connectivity entirely (router is just 20 feet away). Additional major issue is security vulnerability of the soundbar. Even after full setup it keeps its unprotected WiFi network enabled and broadcasts its SSID. Anyone can connect to this WiFi and modify any settings, including volume, reconnect it to any other WiFi as well as play any audio content without authorization... Checked with all manuals and forums. LG has no comments, but its admittedly a known issue for all LG soundbars. Returned... ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 27, 2022 by Anton
    • HDMI Connectivity Issues
I have an LG TV UN7300 65". I purchased this soundbar to connect to this Tv via HDMI. Connected the two via an HDMI + Ethernet cable and tried every possible combination of TV and soundbar hdmi ports. All combinations produced the same result which was no signal. If two products from the same brand won't work well that says it all. Tried to contact LG no dice there. Tried third party support same result couldn't get the hdmi to work. Don't waste your money folks. I should have waited for a 2021 JBL atmos product. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 24, 2021 by Derrick Jones
    • This thing cranks!!!
I was really surprised how is easy this soundbar was to setup in general. WiFi setup was simple I had zero issues. You have to use the app for setup and it was simple and straight forward. I have a LG CX TV to pair it with so that might of had to something to do with it. Not sure how everything would go with a different TV. It's really impressive though how good this thing sounds. Not sure what the max volume is but I have only turned it up I think half way and the windows started shaking. The subwoofer is wireless and plug and go it's nothing to shake a stick at either. This thing blows my old Bose soundtouch 300 out of the water. I'm officially hooked on LG. Definitely would recommend to family friends. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 5, 2021 by logan
    • can't disable wifi
connects fine to LG tv, but creates a wifi access point to connect to the subwoofer. Can't disable it. on ios, anyone can try to pair to it.. Would like to disable all wifi/bluetooth, wire it up with a cable.
Reviewed in the United States on December 20, 2021 by mike892
    • It puts the boom boom into my heart.
This product is amazing and works perfectly and easily with the LG wireless rear speakers! <3
Reviewed in the United States on August 4, 2021 by Matthew Dittman
    • Terrible customer support and product
2 months in. If you go from arc to any other input when you go back to arc sound cuts in and out. LG says reboot. Works. Have to do EVERY TIME. The process of warranty is so cumbersome it seems they want you to quit. If I had original boxing o would return as Amazon is so much easier to work with. Get Sonos or Bose. There is a reason LG is down the list. Performance and especially customer service. Glad other companies are doing OLED as I have a 55” and 65” LG OLED’s (in fairness have had no problems with either). Will never buy another LG product. Do yourself a favor. Avoid this product. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2022 by Robert C. Enochs

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