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This is a review of the new eARC speaker. See below for my review of the regular ARC soundbar. I received the eARC because of the problems I had with the previous version. I’ve had it for a week now and what a difference. This baby connects to my Samsung TV everytime. A little delay, but no concern. The sound is excellent and my biggest thing.The voice is in sync with the video. Other soundbars I’ve had I could not get them to sync. I don’t use my soundbar for listening to music where it doesn’t matter if it is synced. I watch TV and don’t want to feel like I’m watching an old Kung Fu dubbed movie. The bass is also better than the previous model. So if you are looking for a soundbar spend the extra $10 and get the eARC model. Next is my review of the regular ARC model.I’ve had this speaker for 7 months. From day one it has had a problem connecting to ARC. It says it is connected but no sound comes out. I have to turn it of and on numerous times to get it to connect and have actual sound. I’ve contacted the seller and they sent me a firmware update. That did not help. The sound when it works is good, but the frustration everyday is not worth it. My TV is a Samsung and this is my first ARC connected soundbar.This is two months later. I’ve received the new updated soundbar with eARC. It works about 98% effectively. The other 2% it is a little slow to start having audio out. And there are times throughout the day when I jump forward on a recorded show that it takes a few seconds to get sound. It also sometimes just goes silent for 1/2 second. When I back up the playback it doesn’t do it again so I am pretty sure it is the soundbar and not the TV or the broadcast. All in all not a bad deal and I would buy it again.