ULTIMEA5.1 Sound Bar Compatible with Dolby Atmos, Peak Power 410W, Sound Bar for Smart TV with Subwoofer, 3D Surround Sound System for TV, Surround and Bass Adjustable Home Theater, Poseidon D60

The media could not be loaded. Amazing sound for the price. It’s not Bose, JBL or Harmon quality but it’s good enough for my medium-sized living room.The soundbar is the perfect size for cart-style TV stands with a small rack. Other soundbars are ridiculously oversized.The bass is clean and not overpowering. Note the rear speakers are not true wireless and they have cables to connect to the bass, which is wireless. However, for the best sound you’ll probably want the bass behind your couch, along with the rear speakers, so this design is fine with me.This does process Atmos signals, but I needed a high-speed HDMI 2.1 cable to get it working with my Samsung TV’s eARC port. The included cable is not 2.1, so be aware. Also note, it’s not true Atmos sound as there are no up-firing speakers.The Bluetooth is quick and snappy to connect, sounds very clean. I also tested the optical out, which sounds just as good as the eARC, but it won’t support Atmos.Overall very happy with this purchase. Looking forward to seeing how this company grows.

For those who are TLDR; I would buy it again for my needs, but it's not top end sound quality.I was expecting both louder and clearer sound from these - they distort rather quickly. Subwoofer volume and range adjustment is minimal, and there is not much difference between audio modes. I do have to use bluetooth for connectivity to main speaker, as I have a projection unit driving it all, and I wanted the sound "up front" instead of behind me and 7 feet in the air.It works pretty well for its price, and there has yet to be any "delay" issues, so if you need an inexpensive sound system for a projection configuration, it's a decent choice.Pros:It REMEMBERS that it is configured for Bluetooth and reconnects without having to press any buttons.It remembers its volume level, so I can still control volume via projection inputs, instead of messing around with a third remote in the dark.Subwoofer does its job, and would probably work better if "behind" the couch, instead of alongside it.Cons:Distorts at high volume (over 75) good for movies and Spotify, but not an audiophile's "go to" system.Initial setup was problematic at first when it came to getting BT to stay in BT mode, but I was able to connect each time after a few restarts.

Ultimea 5.1 D60 dolby atmos soundbar's performance is impressive, considering its affordable price. It produces clear dialogue, accurate sound effects, and powerful bass. It significantly outperforms most built-in TV speakers. The Dolby Atmos feature adds an extra layer of immersion, making you feel like you're right in the middle of the action. Provides overhead sound effects for a more realistic and immersive experience. Delivers a wide soundstage with distinct front, side, and rear channels.Pros:Affordable priceImmersive 5.1 surround soundPowerful bassEasy setupVersatile connectivity

Been using this as my main source of sound. For the price of this sound bar, it's amazing sound. The bass is deep and the fact that there are different EQ settings to adjust to that shake the walls of your house to that I just want to chill is a plus. This connects via eARC, optical cable, AUX, and Bluetooth for that all base's covered solution is great. I've had this connected to my projector and laptop via Bluetooth without it cutting out or dropping the connection at all. When I use it to game, having that deep bass and the accompanying satellite speaker gives one hell of an immersive experience. Let us not forget the movies as well. Using this with my projector and big screen, it's like I'm at the actual movie theater. This won't replace some of the high-end sound solutions out there but for those who are on a budget, this definitely worth getting. The looks of the speakers are also nice. This setup is a must have for those who are on a budget.

The connection was simple and the sound is pretty good for $170. Lacks options to adjust settings and the bass leaves more to be desired. They are a step up from my tv speakers and I’m on a budget so they will suffice. Hopefully they hold up over time. I’d be happy to get a year or two out of them.Update: Downgraded to 3 stars after a couple months of use. Losses sync with picture resulting in a sound delay. This happens if I’m using for long periods of time. Overall the quality of this sound system isn’t great. I’d rather have purchased a better system for a couple hundred more.Update 2: After two months the rear speaker is starting to break. Something is wrong with the connection. I have emailed the company through their website and will update my rating if they remedy the issue. These speakers were affordable but that doesn’t mean they should stop working properly after 2 months. My best advice is not to buy this soundbar. Save your money and buy from a reputable company with better quality control. * Customer service reached out and wanted me to buy a new cable myself to test out issues with rear speaker.Final Update: Now won’t connect to my Xbox as Dolby Atmos or Dolby digital. Only works under stereo setting. Probably the worst electronic I’ve ever purchased…

Had this for a little under a year (11 1/2 mos.). Speakers now starting to pop and squeak/squeal. Sounded really good until now.*contacted ultimea and they informed me that my purchase was still under warranty. They replaced my unit with the most current model without me incurring any shipping cost. Customer service is top notch! Actually bought another for my living room. Sounds great!