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Question: What do you do when the Android OS will not boot up?
Document: I was hoping the android OS and available apps like Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon Prime would replace my Roku but it's not the case.
Awful. The sound was barely better than my 8 year old flat screen.Max volume very low.Bass - pathetic (and I am not a sub woofer nut)Bluetooth worked nicely but the sound still sucked.I was really interested in the Android OS, but it was clunky navigating around.
The android add in OS and wi-fi work well and have worked very well playing media from PC's in the house to the TV with no lag and have rivaled performance of my wdtv live. I am thoroughly impressed. It turns your &#34;dumb&#34; HDTV into a flexible smart TV. The OCOSMO is identical (other than sticker label) to the Sceptre of the same model which is priced significantly higher and this was offered at less than $60!
I was lucky to grab this under $70 through amazon warehouse deal. It comes with remote and spare cables except for hdmi cable to hook-up to your TV or other audio equipments right away. Android OS response is very quick and did not lag while  playing around with apps and other settings. The best part is it has two USB ports support up to 2TB and one SD card that support up to 32G. If I have to buy another one, I would definitely go for this sound bar.
First off all hats off to amazon for amazing service and fantastic customer service. I received this sound bar and it worked right off the box. The sound quality is absolutely amazing and no complaint what's so ever. It's also light weight and thin bar compare with other brand. Sound bar comes with wall mount capability. The best part is this sound bar has android OS built in with Google play to download apps. I played HD video streaming through android apps and it played without any problem at all.
I bought this unit along with a 40in TCL LED TV, and I could not be happier with the combination. The sound bar itself was a cinch to mount, and worked perfectly right out of the box. The sound quality is excellent, and there is more than enough volume for me. Love the OS... I had Netflix downloaded and running within 2 minutes of turning the unit on, so far no problems.
For the price and android integration, you cannot go wrong. I installed Spotify after setup and it plays music. It's all I wanted. I was able to stream Google Movies, which was a plus. You're not going to get the full spectrum of sound, but this is great in smaller rooms.
As far as the Android based settings, I haven't really messed with them much nor do I think I will. I have plugged in a USB Flash Drive and was albe to watch video and play music through the sound bar. Overall, pretty good sound bar for a great price.
I have a real good wifi and 3 android tablets and smartphone with android 2.3, 4.1.2 and 4.3 but it very difficult and almost impossible to send music or video to the sound bar. Instead a also have a sony bravia wifi and with the same android devices and in the same router I send very easy a quick media to my TV.Plus the sound is too low.
There is zero bass and volume settings 1-3 are basically mute then 4 is barely audible and 5 is &#34;loud&#34;. Now I put &#34;loud&#34; in quotes because even topped out at volume 30, this sound bar just doesn't get loud enough even for a small bedroom. Anything above 15 introduces distortion.Okay so the sound sucks what about the neat idea of having Android built in? Nope, fail. Navigating the Android landscape is impossible.
Answer: I have the same issue now. Any success anyone?