ULTIMEA5.1 Sound Bar for Smart TV, Virtual Surround Sound System for TV, 320W Peak Power, Adjustable Surround Speakers and Subwoofer, APP Control, Home Theater Soundbar Poseidon D50(2025 New Model)

I recently upgraded my home theater setup with the ULTIMEA 5.1 Surround Sound System, and I am beyond impressed! From the moment I set it up, the sound quality has been phenomenal. The surround sound truly envelops you, making everything from movies to music a completely immersive experience.Pros:Crystal Clear Audio: The clarity is remarkable, with every detail coming through in perfect balance.Powerful Bass: The subwoofer delivers deep, rich bass that makes action scenes in movies feel like you're right in the middle of the action.Seamless Connection: Setup was a breeze, and the wireless connections between the components are flawless. No lag or interruptions.Stylish Design: The system looks sleek and modern, blending perfectly with my living room décor.The sound fills the room, whether you're watching a quiet drama or a loud blockbuster. It's also great for gaming, giving me an edge with directional sound cues. For the price, this system offers excellent value, and I honestly couldn't be happier with the purchase!If you're looking for an affordable yet high-quality surround sound system, I highly recommend the ULTIMEA 5.1. You won't be disappointed!

Beautiful product, easy functionality, great sound quality, powerful, value for money, clarity of sound

Good speakers but the way my conservatory is designed, the left speaker is close to my left ear. The right speaker is further away. There needs to be a rear speaker sound level control

This is a fantastic product especially considering I paid just £100 for it.I read the reviews that say you should get the next model up but I just wanted to get some wireless rear speakers for my TV as the built in sound isn't great.This system is very easy to set up. I used the HDMI/ARC cable which allows me to control the volume with my TV remote and in 10 minutes I had amazing surround sound.There are limited controls for the EQ but enough to turn the bass down when it gets a bit too much.In my living room it was tricky positioning the rear speakers in a good place so I also bought a pair of £25 satellite speaker stands from Amazon which fixed that problem.Overall a great set of speakers for a great price and I would highly recommend them for anyone that has found themselves watching every TV program with the subtitles on because the sound mix is so bad they can't pick out the voices - like me!

Do not get this if you want true 5.1 which the above advert leads you to believeEDIT: whilst these accept only an uncompressed pcm 5.1, they do not output true 5.1. The normal retail price for these is £139. It is not unreasonable to expect them to do what it says on the tin. All of the advertising above states it's a 5.1 system. It is only when you get the actual box delivered it states virtual 5.1. And what does that even mean? As this is stereo, the included satellite speakers merely output the exact same signal as the soundbar. While we're on the subject of the satellite speakers the volume on these relative to the soundbar even at "sr1" is nearly inconceivable. As others have said you literally have to have them about 0.5 metres inline from your head. Just a totally pathetic solution.The sound quality in general via arc/optical is poor, no matter which EQ you set. Movie is boomy and muddy, voice is recessed and lacks any body, and the music setting is the clearest but you lose body. All 3 settings have a cacophonous cheap sound to them. No word of a lie the sound is actually worse than my TVs output in terms of dynamism, clarity and surround effect.You will see positive reviews on here, they are from people who either have a TV with poor sound and or vine reviews, neither of which are reliable sources. Trust me when I say do not buy this product for the use of a surround sound experience, you will be disappointed and sat there with a headache listening to it, annoyed at having given Ultimea your hard earned money, which was incidentally purchased based on the above false advertising, which I believe there is a consumer rights law about.