ULTIMEA - Poseidon M60 Boom

I can't comment on the D60, but I've had a M60 for about a month ago. It is definitely a "budget" setup but I was actually pleasantly surprised. After a lightning strike took out an old Sony soundbar hooked up to a budget Insignia Fire TV that my kids use for streaming and Nintendo Switch, I decided to try the M60. You definitely can't compare it to a high end system but, for its price, it was very easy to set up and sounds pretty good. Because or our living room and play room setups, I'm not keen on separate speakers (front or surround). It seems like one more maintenance issue (charging). Whether it is 3.1, 3.1.2, 5.1, or 5.1.2, I prefer the single bar + subwoofer (wired for the Ultimea...so you need to consider that too) format. My only issue with budget soundbars like the Ultimea is that they are Dolby only. No DTS:X. DTS content still plays...I can't remember what format it is converted to though.

I just bought the Ultimea Poseidon M60 Boom and honestly, I'm blown away! Upgrading my TV sound was long overdue, and this unit delivered. ​The audio is so crisp and clear that my wife and I immediately noticed how much easier it is to follow dialogue in movies—no more constantly reaching for the remote! Plus, the bass is absolutely amazing; it gives action movies that visceral thump you want without shaking the whole house or muddying the sound. ​What I really love, and what makes a huge difference in my space, is its brilliant sound directionality. It creates a perfect audio 'bubble' right where I'm sitting. It's nice and loud on the couch, delivering that immersive experience, but the volume drops off sharply a few feet away. This is a game-changer for me, especially when I want to watch something late at night without disturbing others in the house. ​For anyone looking for a powerful soundbar that delivers a fantastic 'sweet spot' and truly clean audio, ultimea seem like a fantastic choice for the price point. I couldn't be happier!

I have the Boom and I love it so I don't know why people are so against this brand, it might be cheaper if you order it directly from them

Idk ultimea for 5.1 worked great for 100€ without any additional receiver, cabling etc. Supports decoding Dolby Atmos and eARC. That's 100€ (constantly on sale) to instantly upgrade any TV to greater sound. They are miles better than those single bar sound bars with in-bar "subwoofer". Their stuff is definitely cheap. The wall plugs have electrical humming and the rear speakers have a slight deep hissing sound. But that thing sounds much better than equally cheap Soundbars.

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.

I have a little Ultimea paired with my bedroom tv. Sounds pretty good for the price!

Exactly- I paid $50 for it and for the price it sounds fine for bedroom television volumes