5.1 Surround Sound System, Sound Bar for TV, 3D Soundbar Home Theatre System with Adjustable Wireless Subwoofer and Rear Speakers, Bluetooth TV Virtual Surround Sound Speakers, Poseidon D50

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

Treated my home to one of these and the sound quality it's amazing!! So easy to connect to Bluetooth if you want to play your music from your phone. Size is perfect. And great value for money

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.

So I've actually read at least 15 reviews on this system and mostly totally agree with there findings.one guy wrote the 5.1 surround is actually not true surround, and is only A.I stereo simulation! Spot on! I've had 5xfull 5.1,7.1,and recently 7.2? This system cannot be judged against such systems that have cost me upto 20times the value of this system, at best its a simulation of the old prologic systems of old. I now have retired all these systems because of the bulkiness and clutter they amass! Although the system is currently connected to my lounge TV, it will definitely be put up in a bedroom set up.i was tempted to buy the D60 upgrade with dolby amos,but was put off the extra expensive when a YouTube influencer said the speaker fireing ports for amos do not fire towards the ceiling as I've seen in very expensive outfits,and that the D60 is therefore not a true amos setup? But the guy that pointed out the D50 is not true surround also said he purchased the D60 and it was a massive improvement if you can run to the extra bucks! So conclusions for this very cheap D50 system is that its a steal for the money, massive improvement on your TV speaker,kills most standalone rechargeable Bluetooth speakers on the market, as this product ticks that box,you can add your own usb stick full of personal choice music, ticks that box as well,and for me no running wires all around the room. I may buy the D60 as well if this is still working well 6month from now? No complaints this deserves 5stars,just bear in mind this system will never make a hifi nut happy,its not true 5.1,but what do you expect for £109? UPDATE! one month on fro my purchase of the D50 ,I've now got the D60! So here is my verdict, absolutely nothing wrong with the d50 if you want to save £60,but the d60 is far superior if you are watching films and want almost the full surround experience! It advertises in the spek that its 6.65kl which is double the weight of the d50? Exactly same dimensions as d60 and feels same weight to me,but definitely more gizmos because you really are getting a lot more bang for your bucks! If all you want to do is Bluetooth music buy the d50 and save some money, but if you can stretch the extra cash you won't be disappointed. Obviously there are better soundbars on the market but not at this rediculesly low price

Works great in our cinema room.