ULTIMEA 7.1ch Sound Bar with Dolby Atmos, 4 Surround Speakers, Aura A60

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I've bene on the fence looking all these pretty and affordable Ultimea sound theaters for a while, but when Amazon got this in a pretty offer, I couldn't hold myself anymore, I had to try it, and man, I was surprised. Even after all the good reviews I've read and view, in the end it turned out to be even better than what I thought. 👍 Very small footprint, so it blends completely in my small living room/kitchen. 👍 Very easy to put together and start listening. 🤖 Wireless surround speakers, a must for my little place, especially because my robot vacuum likes to pick everything on the floor, so no cables going to the back on my couch, that is awesome and works seamlessly. 🔈 Small but powerful subwoofer, honestly makes movies go boom! 📱 Super convenient app which can control all the aspects you might want to control on the device. 📺 Integrates with my TCL TV as if they were the same brand via the ARC/eARC connection. 🎧 It upscales stereo TV shows like a champ, you can hear conversations from the center speaker, but other sounds coming from the surround ones, I am enjoying so much watching the second season of Frieren using this! 👾 Also my PS5 sounds awesome, Final Fantasy XVI is a delight thru it. 🪛 It comes with everything you need to get started, no need for any additional cables or anything. 🧱 It even comes with all the accessories to hang the speakers from the wall. 🎬 And of course, movies play like a dream in my living room now, that is its main purpose and it delivers 100% So, if you are on the fence now like I was before, do not hold it anymore, Ultimea delivers for sure, small, affordable but good home theater is now a reality!

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Writing this review for my use case of using this system with a Windows 11 PC. I started off by testing the sound using an Optical connection, overall, it was an okay experience. When running the system through Optical or Aux connections, the system can only be used in a stereo configuration using Optical or Aux connections, as these channels do not support 7.1 signals. Using Optical, the system offers a range of EQs, with the Movie and Music modes offering the most pleasing sound profile. In most EQ modes using Optical, the mids were a bit muddy and the bass is too aggressively tuned. Luckily you can adjust this down using the Bass adjustment on the device or through the handy phone app that works seamlessly over Bluetooth with the system. Once the system was tuned, With the phone app, you must register an account with Ultimea in order to use or manage your sound system, which I’m not a fan of for privacy reasons. However, after experimenting with the phone companion app, the same adjustments that can be performed with the phone app can be performed with the included remote control. Next, for myself, I bought an HDMI Audio Splitter with eARC support (my monitor does not support eARC) and some decent certified HDMI 2.1 cables. I was able to run the Ultimea A60 using Dolby Atmos 7.1 mode with my PC through the HDMI audio splitter. If you have a monitor or TV that supports eARC already, you should not need an HDMI audio splitter (or the headaches that come with configuring it). Running the system in Dolby Atmos 7.1 mode is, in a word, ‘phenomenal’. The sound is far more balanced and immersive, and each channel is clearly individually targeted by the media played if that media supports multichannel or Dolby Atmos output. It elevates the experience to a whole new level over Optical, and is clearly the superior output. So, would I recommend the Ultimea A60 for PC users? Absolutely – in a heartbeat if you intend to use the system in Dolby Atmos and you already have a monitor or TV with eARC support. If you do not have eARC support with your monitor or PC, it becomes a trickier recommendation. While there are solutions available to make your PC setup compatible with the Ultimea A60, such as the HDMI Audio Splitter used in my case, a soundbar with a 1-in 1-out HDMI solution might be a more apt choice.