I regret buying this Soundbar from Wish.com - SOAIY SH39
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check out a lot of great audio products, but this week, we decided to humble him a bit. We found the SOAIY SH39 on Wish.com after seeing its bright and unique design and wondered, "Could it really be that bad?" Only one way to find out!
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Paragraph 1: The video opens with a skeptical unboxing of a curved, oddly designed soundbar bought from Wish.com. The host notes the product’s unusual 1800 R curve intended to sit in front of a curved monitor, and comments on the physical build as being plasticky but sturdy, with an eye-catching curved chassis that resembles a mechanical keyboard due to its front panel switches. There are a surprising number of ports on the back including USB micro B, a USB power input, an ox cable input, a microphone input, and a micro SD card slot, all of which hint at a surprising feature set for a budget device. The host also points out the presence of an internal battery and a charge indicator while attempting to power the unit on. A playful moment occurs when the host peels a protective film, remarks about the mirrored finish, and jokes about the unusual design while noting a thermometer display and a variety of on-device controls, including a game button and lighting options. Overall impressions at this stage emphasize novelty over polish, with the product feeling interesting and quirky, if not entirely practical for serious audio needs. Paragraph 2: In the middle portion of the video, the host explores the audio and gaming capabilities of the SOAIY SH39. Music playback reveals disappointingly modest volume and a lack of punchy stereo separation, with some speakers appearing to be passive radiators rather than true drivers. The device is tested in Bluetooth and wired USB modes, and there are complications with dual connectivity that confuse the setup, including an unclear interaction between Bluetooth, USB inputs, and computer use. The host notes that in gaming mode the product attempts to route to the USB input, and there is an awareness that cables and device placement complicate the setup, reducing practicality for a clutter-free desk. The video closes with a candid conclusion that the device performs better for casual listening than for gaming or precise audio, and a recommendation to consider other options if value and reliability are the goal. The overall takeaway is that this Wish purchase is more of a novelty than a solid budget audio solution, with design flair but questionable execution.
Topics · consumer electronics · unboxing · gadgets · gaming peripherals · bluetooth audio · tech reviews
Questions answered
- What is the main design peculiarity of the SOAIY SH39 according to the video?
- The soundbar has a curved chassis that sits in front of a curved monitor, with front panel switches that resemble mechanical keyboard keys, which is unusual for a soundbar.
- Does the SH39 deliver strong gaming audio performance?
- No, the video suggests the SH39 lacks punchy stereo and real gaming audio depth, and the setup with multiple connections can be impractical for clean desk use.