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Bass and overall sound impressed most commenters. One buyer swapped a shitty-sounding LG S80TR for the HW-Q800F and reported a huge overall improvement, especially in the rumble and deep bass, calling the difference dramatic even without additional speakers. Another owner who initially wanted the pricier Q900 said the Q800F still sounds phenomenal and singled out Samsung's redesigned subwoofer as shockingly good. A third owner who bought open-box rear 9500S surround speakers said the system already sounded great on its own, then became noticeably better once the rear channels were added, reinforcing overall satisfaction with the soundbar's core performance.

Not everyone agrees the bass is strong enough. Some commenters push back on the bass praise, with one noting that the Samsung Q800F is described by others as weak in bass when compared to the JBL M2 soundbar. This suggests experiences can vary depending on room size, placement, or listener expectations, and buyers considering the Q800F specifically for deep bass may want to weigh this conflicting feedback against the positive reports from owners who found the sub's rumble and deep bass a major upgrade over previous soundbars they owned.

Setup includes minor rough edges like a missing HDMI cable. At least one new owner reported that their HW-Q800F arrived without an HDMI cable in the box, catching them off guard during setup. Buyers also frequently ask practical questions such as whether the soundbar and subwoofer connect wirelessly, how much clearance the subwoofer needs, and whether rear satellite speakers can be added later, indicating that first-time setup and accessory planning are common considerations for people bringing this soundbar into their home theater system.