ULTIMEA - Aura A60

Ultimea! i got a refurbished A60 for about 100 bucks from the maufacturer directly

Salut Bob !  Je reviens vers toi car j’ai reçu le aura A60 pour Noël après avoir eu un système Philips Fidelio E5 qui a rendu l’âme. J’en suis plutôt satisfaite depuis que je l’ai branché, les effets spéciaux rendent super bien, le caisson de basse malgré sa petite taille est puissant, mais dans un premier temps j’ai eu le même soucis avec les dialogues, on entendait les effets sonores mais moins bien les conversations. J’ai essayé de créer un mode personnalisé avec l’aide d’une IA car je n’y connaît pas grand chose aux basses middle trebble.. c’était pas foufou donc je suis revenue sur le mode « Movie » et bizarrement j’entends soudain super bien les paroles. Je ne sais pas si c’est normal. En tout cas je suis intéressée par ton retour une fois que tu l’aura installé 😉

Salut !!! Et ben écoute pas vraiment. J’ai l’impression que ça dépends un peu le film ou la série que l’on regarde. Sur Stranger Things par exemple les effets sonores étaient dingues mais le dialogue pas suffisement en avant. Je n’y comprends rien aux basses trebbles middles… si quelqu’un a de meilleurs réglages je suis preneuse. Tu a testé des réglages toi? 

I have an a60 and it’s fairly good for the bedroom it’s in. Nowhere near as clear and top notch as the q990D we have

https://preview.redd.it/270vcfr3xq6g1.png?width=1440&format=png&auto=webp&s=fa6ad7650cd67b0baa6de6a5f9f1ebac71852b6c I personally own one (proof is in the photo) and I must say, I am NOT sponsored at all by them keep in mind, and my review is from me ONLY!! I payed for the whole amount so I was not given it for free So why did I buy the Ultimea Skywave x70? My first product was the Ultimea Aura A50, I got that soundbar when my Pheanoo D15 subwoofer broke, it was a 2.0 channel and I was looking deep to invest on a good soundbar So initially I found the Aura A50 on Walmart, good price of 110! I bought it and week after I realized they have a 7.1 system which was the Aura A60. So I ended up returning the Aura A50 and then buying the Aura A60 in temu because I had a $45 dollars off coupon I can use on anything (they sell anywhere, Amazon, Walmart, target, etc) with discount code I had from $175 down to $130 Then I started to look at the latest flagship which was the Skywave X70, once early bird started, I bought it with coupon Once I initially bought it, it was to replace my old denon reciver with defenitive speakers, which are very good still but it was crackling and the sub on the left tower was broken. Once I hooked up my Skywave X70, I was just expecting "its probably not a huge diffrence" Of the soundbar But man I was wrong! It blew my expectations away!! It's very good overall!! The surround experience was amazing, i play alot of Helldivers 2 and man the experience is amazing!! I can tell you too, the bass on this thing is very strong, it even broke a lighthouse decoration I put on christmas, the bass pushed it off the shelf, which I had to fix with Glue, it really rattles the walls!!! Compared to Samsung 11.1.4, thats very huge in terms of early bird price, it costed half of $1,000!!! I can't say it's better than the samsung 11.1.4 because I perosnally never tried it, but the experience with Ultimea and thier skywave X70, it's by far the best man, i love it So I took the risk of buying from another company, and I must say, 2 months in, I have no regrets. Eventually I bought the posideon D80 Boom for a movie room we have and it's amazing quality of diffrence compared to the TCL Alto 8+ 3.1.2 i had. I would take 7.1 over 3.1.2 any day, just to have true surround. So overall, taking the risk of buying from ultimea was a good decision. Basically in other words I took one for the team to see the truth

* Unlike the reviews I read on your post, I actually have a similar product. I replaced a $300 JBL Soundbar because I wanted a wireless surround system. I purchased the Aura A60 for about $130 (marked down from ($250). This will not compete with a Polk or Infinity 5.1 system with a quality receiver. It is, however, a far upgrade from the integrated TV speakers and any other $200 Home Theater in a Box. It has eARC and provides Dolby Atmos and Dolby Vision (no DTS). The wireless rear speakers were easy to set up, and it beats my JBL soundbar when it comes to a 360° audio experience. The sub and many other of the audio settings are adjustable (sub, mid , and treble all have levels). Overall, it was an upgrade and I'm pleased with the purchase.

i got this for christmas and i love it so far. its my first surround system so i might not be the best judge, but i think it sounds absolutely amazing. these little speakers pack one hell of a punch.

got the 7.1 system. looking for replacement asap. Bass isn't bad, but the rest of the sound is AWFUL. it sounds very much like the early smart phones when you try and play music at any volume on speakerphone, and it has no treble, mids, highs, etc.

I've tried 3 ultima systems in the past 8 or so months. A 5.1 a 7.1 and a 7.1.4. all 3 of them had really bad surround speaker volume. The best was the 7.1.4 but that's probably from the extra 2 upfiring channels in the back. The 5.1 and 7.1 both had an amazing subwoofer and bass as well as a great sound bar but before I returned them via Amazon the last 10 days of testing both systems I didn't even bother to turn on the surround speakers they were borderline useless.

Having peeped the Ultimea lineup based on the buzz from here, they're merely mid-level cabecillas, that will likely take the place of Vizio now that Walmart's subjugation and annexation of that brand sent them in a death spiral towards oblivion alongside Onn! I would've been satisfied with the typical "black plastic crap" sound of Ultimea & other nobodies had I not been a reporter on a university student newspaper in the early '70s for my fellow scribes introduced me to 🎖️& platinum 👂ed audio as they enthusiastically waxed rhapsodic about McIntosh, Mark Levinson & Nakamichi hardware, I ended up getting hooked on that class of audio!

Ultimea is the best value soundbar. I got an Apollo S40 on the Facebook Marketplace for $20, and it's more than adequate for a great 2.1 channel set-up. It has 2 tweeters and two woofers per channel and a subwoofer-out port. You can also buy refurbished models from their official Temu store named 'Ultimea Refurbished' to save 40 to 60%. Although for a PC in particular you should probably look for a PC-specific soundbar and surround system from someone like Logitech. There are lots of them on Facebook for less than $55.