The Vizio Sound Stand S2121w-D0 is a 2.1 system, featuring two 2.5-inch drivers with a built-in 5.25-inch subwoofer Vizio claims that the sound stand is capable of reaching down to 55Hz.Ttlrl rr ltr tt trll It TIITIlrlll llII lrrl rl II I rl rrlr II lt TIIT IIIIT II I ltrl rlll r II trlt I I I II lt rI Ir I I Illlll rl IIII tt I t II I IT IIII

It's compact, straightforward, and economical by the number of buttons it uses, though the small 'TSHD' button may initially confuse some users (TruSurround effect control). The remote control is surprisingly premium-feeling compared with the plasticky remotes that ship with competitors. Given the $300 price tag, the construction is unsurprisingly of plastic, but recent competition from the Pioneer SP-SB03 and the Sony XT1 has challenged the idea that 'cheap = plastic' with their respective wood veneers and glass tops. The Vizio is relatively thick at 3 inches tall, filling out at 21 inches wide and 15.5 inches deep. The Sound Stand is made to match screens up to 55 inches and can support loads up to 60 pounds. Interestingly the Sound Stand Vizio is releasing is a little larger than the model it previewed at CES 2014, having grown by 1.5 inches inch in depth, which means it's now capable of carrying larger and heavier TVs. In comparison, Vizio's first step into the new form factor is frankly disappointing, especially given the strength of the Japanese (Sony and Pioneer) competition. Until we reviewed the Vizio Sound Stand it seemed that Vizio could do no wrong: the Vizio S5430w and S5451w sound bars are some of the best at their respective price points and eminently recommendable. As Meghan Trainor says: 'I'm all about that bass, 'bout that bass, no treble.' Movie sound is simultaneously brash and boomy as a result, even with the sub turned right down. Yes, it supports a larger number of sound formats than some competitors - both Dolby and DTS - but no, its onboard sub creates an overwhelming amount of bass. The Vizio S2121w-D0 is the company's first attempt at this fledgling category and while it gets some things right, it also gets some wrong. They can block your TV's remote sensor, and some of the cheaper ones lack bass punch.Įnter the sound stand: it's larger for better bass response, and it sits under your TV so it doesn't block your view or the remote's. It's been around for a decade, and if you're looking to upgrade your TV's sound, it is the go-to gadget.

The quality of sound goes way beyond what you would expect fot the price. It's bluetooth so it will play music from my cell om another room. One fiberoptic line plugged into the back of my TV and then just plugged it into the wall electric socket. LOVE the new base sound that has been totally missing when watching movies. I have a 55 inch TV that fills the room with a beautiful picture but it's like listening to a cheap radio.

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