ULTIMEA 5.1.2Ch Sound Bar with Dolby Atmos, 8" Wireless Subwoofer, Surround Sound System for TV, 520W Peak Power Home Audio Sound Bar for Smart TV, 4K HDR Pass-Through, HDMI in/eARC, Nova S80, 2024

It was fun setting this up, started at the front, set up the sound bar and started music, with only that, it wasn't great, but add the rest of the speakers in, and this thing sounds good. The subwoofer has enough bass to let you know it is there, but not too much. The clarity is great, the surround capabilities are good, I do think this in a 7 speaker configuration may surround you a lot better as there are a couple sound gaps as it flows around.Adding on- I had a minor feedback issue with the subwoofer, I reached out to their customer support, within hours I had a reply back with multiple possible solutions. I checked the 1st 3, got things going again, and I'm all set and happy again. This interaction makes me even more happy with my purchase. Thank you

Overall, it's a solid little home theater system. I think the current price tag is a tad steep if you already have a 2.1 or even a 5.1 set-up. The up-firing Atmos speakers built into the soundbar add some discreet ambiance but it's so subtle, I'm sure two external speakers for height dimensionality would have been nicer. The volume adjustment only goes from -1, 0 to +1. It would be neat if the volume could go as high as the surrounds could be adjusted, which I believe was a range from -6 to +6.Some of the dialogue meant for the front speakers gets passed through to the surround speakers, wrapping voices around the atmosphere in an unnatural way. Another inconvenience is that, when adjusting the bass or surround button, they don't have individual Up and Down buttons. If you want to lower the bass (for example) from less than 0 or +1, you have to press the Bass button six times as the volume gets louder and louder then eventually resets back down to -6. There should be a little bit more customization of the sound settings. The company tried to overly-simplify the product for the casual consumer down to its remote, messing up it's own functionalities in the process. The presets are Movie, Music and Dialogue but I could have used more.As it is, it was easy to set up, the bass and sound quality of the product work great to recreate a theatrical surround sound experience in a modestly-sized apartment, but it's also pretty much "simulated Atmos" in-name-only.

Its almost impossible to keep this connected to the TV. When it is connected it sounds fine but unfortunately it constantly disconnects. Bummer.

Installation was easy but not sure of the quality. It cutting and out like it is trying to connect yet I have it directly connected to EARC. UPDATE. NO eQ option and it sounds like too much treble. Distracting.But this company cares and bends over backwards to make you happy.Customer service provided an update to make this system spot on thank you

Worse product ever the sound is low quality the surround lacks deeply. Why a 8” sub when the rest of speakers don’t level out for clear sound to match the bass. Don’t do what it says at all.

a bit tricky to setup for UHD movies but worth it for $150

This system is a loud and good system for the price you pay. The reason I am leaving a 4 star review is because it's just a very basic system. You can't go in and adjust any sound EQ settings like bass and treble. It has 3 pre set EQ settings Movie, Music, and dialog. You can control how loud the surround speakers as well as how loud the subwoofer is.

Sound is pretty good when playing a Dolby DVD, but when playing Blu-ray DVDs I had no sound at all. Customer support was prompt in reaching out, but they couldn't solve the problem. I finally discovered on my own that if I change the Blu-ray player sound output to PCM I get sound when playing a Blu-ray. Unfortunately, you don't get the Atmos feature in PCM output mode. The surround sound is OK, but not worth the extra $$ for Atmos IMO.