Polk Audio Signa S2 Sound Bar for Smart TV with Subwoofer, Wireless – Exclusive VoiceAdjust Technology, Ultra-Slim Design, Works with 4K & HD TVs, HDMI & Optical, Bluetooth, Wireless Streaming
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Style: S2 Soundbar + Subwoofer
Features
- A PREMIUM ULTRA-SLIM SOUNDBAR WITH WIRELESS SUBWOOFER INCLUDED 5 powerful full-range drivers deliver rich audio with deep bass. Polks exclusive VoiceAdjust technology & Dolby Digital Decoding maximizes audio clarity & reduces voice delays
- EXCELLENT SOUND AND VALUE on par with any mid- to high-range sound bars for TV with subwoofer. At just over 2" tall it fits most spaces easily wall-mount or place in front of your TV. It wont block your TVs bottom edge or IR remote sensor
- UPGRADE YOUR HOME THEATER SOUND SYSTEM Watch your favorite shows on 4K HD Smart TV with exceptional picture quality and crystal clear sound using numerous connection possibilities, plug any audio source via HDMI, ARC optical input, and AUX
- WIRELESSLY STREAM MUSIC from your favorite streaming apps like Pandora, Spotify, TuneIn, and others directly from your smartphone, tablet or other compatible device to this wireless sound bar for smart tv through the built-in Bluetooth technology
- SET UP YOUR SOUND BAR IN MINUTES With the included soundbar for tv with subwoofer, HDMI and optical cables, quickly connect your TV to the sound bar then get set up and listening in minutes
Description
The low-profile Signa S2 universal TV sound bar—a TV soundbar with subwoofer—delivers an incredible, room-filling home theater experience far beyond anything you get from your set’s small built-in speakers. It works with 4K and HD screens so you can watch your favorite shows with exceptional contrast and clarity. An included HDMI cable enables quick, easy setup. Polk’s patented VoiceAdjust technology ensures clear dialogue, while Dolby Digital decoding provides immersive, performance-tuned surround sound. A wireless subwoofer adds deep bass impact. Plus, you can stream music through Bluetooth directly from a smartphone, tablet, or any compatible device—a true polk soundbar solution used for cinematic home theater audio. At just 2" tall, the bar fits most spaces and is simple to wall-mount or place in front of the television
Brand: Polk Audio
Speaker Maximum Output Power: 25 Watts
Frequency Response: 20 KHz
Connectivity Technology: wired, wireless
Audio Output Mode: Surround
Audio Output Mode: Surround
Mounting Type: Bar Mount,Tv Sound Bar
Enclosure Material: Plastic
Speaker Type: Soundbar, Subwoofer
Additional Features: VoiceAdjust
Antenna Location: For Surround Sound Systems, For Smartphones or Tablets, For Televisions
Subwoofer Diameter: 2 Inches
Color: Black
Is Waterproof: FALSE
Warranty Type: Limited
Maximum Range: 7 Meters
Control Method: Remote
Speaker Size: 2 Inches
Woofer Diameter: 5.25 Inches
Tweeter Diameter: 2.54 Centimeters
Water Resistance Level: Not Water Resistant
Bluetooth Range: 10 Meters
Specific Uses For Product: Home Theatre
MP3 player: No
Controller Type: Corded Electric
Connectivity Technology: wired, wireless
Wireless Technology: Bluetooth
Subwoofer Connectivity Technology: Wireless
Connectivity Protocol: Bluetooth
Audio Driver Type: Dynamic Driver
Audio Driver Size: 5.25 Inches
Brand: Polk Audio
Model Number: AM6214-A
Model Name: SIGNA S2
Built-In Media: 5' (1.5m) HDMI cable, 5' (1.5m) Optical cable, Literature, Remote, Two power cords and sound bar, power supply
Warranty Description: Electronics 1 year / Drivers 2 year
Number of Items: 1
Manufacturer: Polk Audio
Age Range Description: Adult
Item Type Name: Polk Audio SIGNA S2 Polk TV Sound Bar and Wireless Subwoofer Speaker with HDMI and Bluetooth Black
Speaker Maximum Output Power: 25 Watts
Frequency Response: 20 KHz
Number of Audio Channels: 5.1
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 3.31"D x 35.43"W x 2.15"H
Item Weight: 3.9 Pounds
Compatible Devices: Smartphone, Tablet, Television
Power Source: AC
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Style: S2 Soundbar + Subwoofer
This relatively low cost sound bar has remarkably good sound for such a low profile. Setup was easy. It came with HDMI and optical cables for attachment to the TV. I attached the HDMI to the ARC (Audio Return Channel) HDMI connection of my flat panel and just turned it on. The TV recognized the sound bar by turning off its internal speakers and playing sound through the sound bar. Additionally, it shows the audio level bar on-screen whenever the TV or sound bar remotes are used to adjust the audio level. I plugged in the wireless subwoofer and it connected automatically to the sound bar, but there is also a manual process if necessary. It is also easy to use. There are various adjustments that can be made with the sound bar remote, but once these were made we only use the TV remote. The sound bar appears to go into sleep mode when the TV is off and comes back on when the TV is turned on. It is compatible with Dolby 2.1 content, but it cannot be upgraded with additional speakers. There are five inconspicuous buttons on the top of the sound bar: on/off, source selection, Bluetooth on/off, volume down, and volume up. Bluetooth is used for playing sound from other sources like a smart phone. These buttons also appear on the sound bar remote along with other buttons for mode selections. There are three sound buttons: Movie, Night, and Music. We use the Movie mode mostly as it “expands” the soft and loud sounds as if in a movie theater but with 2.1 speakers. The Night mode “compresses” the sound levels, making “quiets” a little louder and “louds” a little lower. This mode is good for late night listening with the sound turned down so that others aren’t disturbed by loud explosions and you can still hear the “quiet” portions. The final sound mode, Music, is for listening to music with the frequencies set at a more equal distribution. There are also three buttons for Voice Adjustment. These adjust the voice frequencies to make voices easier to understand. At the highest level, number 3, we can tell that voices are much clearer but they sound somewhat unnatural. Consequently, we normally use level 1 and occasionally level 2 when necessary. There are a series of lights on the front screen to indicate operation and when modes are selected. The main light comes on when the sound bar is in operation and goes off when it goes into sleep mode. This is a soft light and I do not notice it when watching the TV. The color changes whenever the Dolby 2.1 signal is received and being used. Other lights on the front will turn on momentarily whenever a new mode or source is selected to indicate that the signal has been received and the change made. There is also a light that comes on when Bluetooth is turned on. This goes off when Bluetooth is turned off or when Bluetooth goes into sleep mode if it is not in use for more than 15 minutes. Note, the auto sleep mode is not the default and this option has to be manually selected to be in use. This sound bar produces much better sound than the TV speakers and requires little attention once the adjustments are set; we mostly use the TV remote. My only criticism regards adjusting the subwoofer levels. The subwoofer has bass minus and plus adjustment buttons on the remote but, unlike the other mode adjustments, there is no visual indication that anything is happening when this is used. There isn’t even an indicator that it is wirelessly linked except for the lights used when manually connecting it. The bass can be adjusted up to the point that deep voices and drums rattle items on the shelves in the room. When adjusted down to reduce such rattles we have no way of knowing if we are at a mid or lowest level. The bass can be adjusted to what is being listened to, but it would be nice to know the actual setting so that a “standardized” level could be selected for particular circumstances.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 16, 2022 by RB
Style: S2 Soundbar + Subwoofer
June 2020: still functioning perfectly. I think once or twice I’ve had to unplug the subwoofer to get it work again. Very rare occurrence. The remote can be slightly difficult to get to work (needs the right angle) but I almost never have to use it because the TV controls it. Great sound bar, 100% recommend. December 2019 update: still working great. Original 2018: I got this speaker a couple weeks ago and it's been working great so far (November 2018). I plugged in both the HDMI ARC cable and the optical cable, per the instructions and it started working after I turned the TV off and then on. It turns on instantly along with my TV when I press the Apple TV remote. The volume changes through my TV remote (or Apple Remote). There are three different buttons for levels of voice clarity, but I haven't had to use it at all which is a huge plus. The bluetooth syncing works very easily, again a problem that many other sound bars have. There is no Alexa integration, but that probably helps keep the price low (no mics or networking hardware, a plus in my opinion). The wireless subwoofer has totally satisfactory sound for a semi-large living room, and was completely plug-and-play. I just plugged it in behind the couch and it works perfectly, no syncing needed. This model also doesn't have any problems that affected the last generation (namely turning off after 30 seconds if no audio input), which is great. The price is fair, and it mounted to the bottom of my TV easily. I was not able to figure out what the two "spacers" are that were included in the package. The instructions didn't seem to say what they are.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 9, 2018 by Colin
Style: S2 Soundbar + Subwoofer
This speaker system is very reliable and works well with my Smart TV and my phones. I have been using it for the past six years with no issues. It is portable and durable, working just as well as it did when I first bought it. I have moved it to two different apartments and it easily transports from one apartment to the next. It is pretty discreet, blending well with my Smart TV console. My main critiques are that the sound system doesn't always interpret the sound as best as it could, especially the lower registers of the bass guitar and the bass drum. It is good at highlighting the treble sound but I find that I have to increase the volume significantly to appreciate the richness of the bass sounds. I also don't think that switching between the 3 different voice/sound controls on the remote are very helpful, or pressing the musical note button. Moreover, I wish the cables were longer, especially the cord for the subwoofer. For this reason, I did not give the speaker system full stars. Overall, it is a great product for the price though as I paid just under $200 for the set. I have hosted multiple house gatherings and it never disappointed the crowd. I would recommend it to my friends and those who want a good sound system that won't break the bank.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 26, 2026 by BDLamp
Style: S2 Soundbar + Subwoofer
This soundbar and sub sounds so good with very Deep bass. I am new to home audio but not car audio as I have 2 15” subs in my truck. I have it for an outdoor setup and it sounds incredible. If your on the fence about purchasing like I was just get it.
Reviewed in the United States on June 2, 2026 by Dillion derhalli
Style: S2 Soundbar + Subwoofer
Lots of reviews here, and many complain about the "auto-off" feature that turns the soundbar off if there's no audio input for 15 minutes. YOU CAN TURN THIS FEATURE OFF. Hold down the "TV" button on the remote for about 5 seconds; a light will flash on the soundbar and the feature will be OFF. Repeat the process to turn it back on again. Now that that's out of the way: I've been using an A/V receiver and hi-fi speakers for a 3.0 (front right, left, center) experience. The problem is, with an over-the-air antenna with TiVo DVR, Roku, smart TV, and disc player, it's gotten very complicated. I turned to the Polk Signa 2 soundbar to help simplify things. Setup was easy. I used the supplied HDMI-ARC connection on my TV, plugged in the soundbar and "sub-woofer" to the wall, and that was that. I was really impressed with the quality of the sound, even at high levels. It plays much louder than I expected and still delivers clean sound. The dialogue enhancement settings give me clearer dialogue on modern movies than my previous center channel speaker delivered. The soundbar comes on automatically when the TV is turned on and it goes off when the TV is turned off. Any remote that controls the TV volume will automatically control the soundbar volume. Couldn't be easier! The "sub-woofer" is really a powered woofer. The speaker is 5.25" in diameter, powered by a 60-watt built-in amp. It delivers good bass at satisfyingly loud levels but calling it a "sub-woofer" is stretching the definition. Still, the sound is much better than you get from a television's built-in speaker and plenty good enough for this hi-fi enthusiast. The soundbar is quite short, barely more than 2" high, which means it fits very nicely under my LG television on legs on a shelf. It looks as if it came with the TV. The wireless woofer can sit about anywhere but sounds best on the same wall as the TV. Anybody can make a soundbar but I chose Polk because of their hi-fi reputation. I'm very happy with my choice. Now, some notes for those who have had trouble getting the soundbar to work. Make sure you're using an HDMI-ARC connection on your television. That "ARC" is critical. Not every HDMI connection is "ARC," which means Audio Return Channel. It should be marked as such. If you don't have an HDMI-ARC connection, you can use an optical connection or Bluetooth, but you'll lose some features like auto-on. Use the supplied high speed HDMI cable. Don't use an old HDMI cable. They've gotten better over the years. Remember to change the "sound output" setting on your TV. It must be set to output sound to the HDMI-ARC connection, or to the optical or Bluetooth outputs if that's what you're using. It works from your TV, so it doesn't matter what sources you use for programming. However, the soundbar will take up one HDMI connection on your TV. If you have a lot of sources plugged into your TV, you may come up short on HDMI inputs.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 11, 2022 by Jan Strnad
Style: S2 Soundbar + Subwoofer
Great sound. Easy to install
Reviewed in the United States on May 22, 2026 by Jason Williams
Style: S2 Soundbar + Subwoofer
I bought this soundbar to set up under my ultrawide screen on my PC in 2022. I've had constant annoyance with this soundbar since then and it's 2024 now. I originally set this up using an optical cable directly to my PC. Originally, I would start to notice odd volume differences between games or between sessions. I thought it had to have been an issue with the way I had audio configured on Windows or in the individual games. But, I ruled that out when I had a particularly bad audio session where it sounded like all the channels were off and I was only hearing audio from one channel. I simply unplugged the optical cable and plugged it back in and the audio was perfect again. After that I switched from optical cable to 2.5mm Aux cable and I haven't had that issue since. That could have been an issue with my motherboard's optical port. I don't know. But, then I started to notice the sub problem. If I'm being honest, I didn't realize this whole time that the bass of the subwoofer was cutting in and out. I'm not sure exactly when I started to notice it, but once I did, I couldn't stop hearing it. It happens so frequently and intermittently that it's hard to tell at first I guess. But that's the biggest issue and once you notice it, it becomes extremely annoying. Over the last year or so I've half-heartedly attempted to look up the problem. It's taken this long for me to actually do something about it because I often use headphones instead. Looking it up, there's a few discussions specifically about the Signa S2 and subwoofer cutting in and out. I'll save you the trouble of having to look too far. They usually say it has something to do with wireless interference. I can tell you as of today that's definitely not the case for me. Admittedly, I have multiple network devices (Modem/Router combo AND a secondary Router). Both devices have wireless with both 2.4Ghz and 5Ghz bands. But I have the wireless disabled on both of those devices. My PC has onboard wireless with again the same bands. Everyone says it's the 5Ghz band and that by disabling it, it fixes the problem. First, no one should have to do that. I have my sub RIGHT next to the soundbar. There's nothing between them. But regardless of all that, today I disabled everything. There was no wireless signal from any device in or around my PC (including Bluetooth). The subwoofer was still cutting in and out. I tried multiple times using the sync button and forcibly reconnecting the subwoofer to the soundbar using their pairing method over the years. Nothing fixes this subtle cutting in and out. So I'm done. As of today, I'm moving on. I'm in the middle of narrowing down on a couple of integrated bass soundbars to avoid any possibility of other wireless devices somehow interfering with my audio device. To be perfectly honest, in this day and age, that just shouldn't be happening anymore. It's a reminder of the old days of 2.4Ghz wireless house phones interfering with wireless routers causing disconnects on your gaming sessions. It's just makes me wonder what were they thinking? Hopefully this helps anyone else thinking about trying the same thing to avoid the same mistake I made.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 27, 2024 by Chris
Style: S2 Soundbar + Subwoofer
Trebble is a little raspy at higher volume. Over all for the money i believe this is a great sounding deep rich punchy bass for under $300.00 bucks. SOLD AMERICAN!!!
Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2026 by ChadskiMcGee