ULTIMEA5.1 Soundbar with Dolby Atmos, 410W Surround Sound System Sound Bar for TV, Sound Bar with Wireless Subwoofer, Surround and Bass Adjustable Home Audio TV Speakers, APP Control, Poseidon D60

I’m highly impressed with this product. It features a high-quality build in a compact, sleek design that looks and feels premium. The 5.1 surround sound with Dolby Atmos delivers an immersive audio experience. Setup was straightforward, and the subwoofer -powered separately - connects seamlessly to the soundbar via a wireless connection. The bass is deep and punchy, while the dialogue remains crystal clear. Considering all these premium features, the price is truly remarkable. I'm extremely satisfied and would definitely recommend it to others.

I got this to replace an old Sony DAVS550 which in its day (25 years ago) was a top piece of kit!. Sadly it was showing its age and kept cutting out. Nowadays I cannot afford to spend what was effectively half a months wages on a surround system so needed something that was reasonably priced. I was prepared to settle for sound that was not as good as I was used to. WOW was I wrong. This is a doddle to set up and connected right away with my Samsung tv and I can use the tv remote to adjust the volume. The soundbar is a neat size and there are no annoying lights on during use. The subwoofer is connected wireless to the soundbar and the two rear speakers are wired to that - no more trailing cables along the room. Switched it on, chose the sound set up I liked and whacked the volume up on Lord of the Rings. Dialogue was crisp and clear with just enough powerful bass to make you feel as if you were among the orc army. A truly cinematic experience. Either technology has come an awful long way or this company just simply know what they are doing!! Can you get better systems? Probably but I doubt it at this price point. It is plenty good enough for me and my slightly deaf musical husband who insisted on playing his latest studio tracks and was suitably impressed.

In short I wish I'd at least gotten the D70 for a big reason listed below.The sound bar and speakers are just okay. They're perfectly fine and average. Nothing special. Just perfectly average. You're not getting real Dolby Atmos, but you're getting a good spoof of Dolby that's fine enough.There's 2x versions of the D60, an older version you can update via a USB, and a newer D60 that you update via an app. You're better off with the older D60, as you can specifically choose your firmware update - some firmwares, from what I hear, are far superior than others and fix the biggest issue - weak, muddy voices. But if buying here you're guaranteed the new D60. With the newer D60 the firmware updates via app and as far as I know I am stuck with the newest firmware. I can get used to the voices being flat and muddy, I guess...My biggest issue is that the sound bar is very, very short. There's three speakers and in such a small space there is basically no sound separation. I wish I'd gotten the D70 so I'd have the sound bar and 2x front speakers to combat this.The kind of people who really hates on this kind of device are the sort of people who spend more than the entire cost of this unit on a single speaker. So of course their setup sounds better. So don't take their opinion too seriously.The build quality is okay. Plastic is hard and feels brittle and likes fingerprints. Packaging was fine, if giving a more premium vibe than the product has in reality.It's all just okay. I'm happy to keep it in my living room, and happy enough with my purchase but if I could go back to the point or purchase I'd instead pick up the D70

For what you pay (£169.99 at the time I purchased), it is fantastic value for money.Whilst I’m no audiophile, I can tell the sound quality isn’t perfect, but compared to TV speakers the difference is night and day. Even if this was just a 2.1 system it would be decent value for money at £169.99, but the fact you get a dedicated rear speakers at this price point was the main selling point for me.You’d have to spend twice as much on any of the big brands to get a better experience then this, and even then the difference would be marginal.Connection over ARC works well for 5.1 content, and if I am not mistaken, the system can convert stereo audio on the fly for an approximation of 5.1, separating speech and music well, which adds to the immersion of content like sports with the crowd noise behind you.The equaliser settings aren’t the best, but I do like the adjustment options for bass and surround. I’d perhaps knock half a star off for this and the fact that the speakers can become a little bit tinny at high volume, but I’d still recommend this to anyone wanting an upgrade on their TV speakers.

I bought a new TV everything was fantastic except the sound.Looked at different sound systems and sound bars.I came across this that was on offer at £169 so purchased it to check the next day and had gone up in price.Where to start the appearance is very nice I'd say it's a a shiny black the sound bar part isn't over sized I'd say ideal but very powerful, the subwoofer is nice and not bulky considering the power it has , the 2 small speakers are nice which I will have wall mounted .Performance.The sound level is unbelievably loud and clear clarity and the bass is a deep good sound you can adjust the bass and speakers for what you prefer.Watched a few things on YouTube mainly music videos to put it through its paces and tried Netflix was not disappointed.It does support dolby for the richer sound.I decided to use a optical input for faster sound transfer.Set up.Very easy to set up and understand where some surround sound can be very complicated and hard to adjust settings.Overall it's definitely worth the money and comes up in the 10 for surround sound systems which I've found comes in 2nd place beating is usually a expensive branding label.The D60 seemed to have the best of power and clarity id recommend to anyone who is thinking is it any good to purchase as I'm partially deaf and I'm very impressed.