The Samsung HW-Q910D comes equipped with an array of customization options that keep it on par with other Samsung models, as well as other premium soundbars. There are several sound modes to choose from besides ‘Standard’, including ‘Surround’, ‘Game’, ‘Adaptive Sound’, as well as a ‘Virtual’ mode (found in ‘Advanced Sound Settings’) that uses DSP to artificially widen the bar’s soundstage. You can access a 7-band EQ within the ‘Standard’ mode too, which lets you dial in a sound with a bit more granularity. For the other modes, there are simple 2-band bass/treble adjustments. There are two forms of dialogue enhancement: ‘Active Voice Amplifier’ and ‘Voice Enhancement’. The former is a DSP setting that applies to all content, while the latter is an EQ adjustment that can be toggled in the ‘Advanced Sound Settings’.

There’s also a room correction feature, ‘SpaceFit Sound Pro,’ that helps calibrate the sound to your room’s unique acoustics. You can access it via the SmartThings app.

This bar also features Q-Symphony compatibility, a fixture with Samsung soundbars. This feature works with compatible Samsung TVs to integrate the TV speakers into the sound field. Its ability to add an immersive quality to your audio will depend somewhat on your TV, but we’ve found that it generally doesn’t improve performance in a significant way.