ULTIMEA 5.1.2ch Sound Bar with Dolby Atmos, Surround Sound System for TV with 2 Surround Speakers, Sound Bar for Smart TV, Soundbar for Home Theater, BT 5.4, HDMI eARC, Skywave F40 (New, 2026 Model)

Very satisfied with this purchase This surround system feels high quality, looks really good, but most importantly sounds awesome! It is loud in my room, I usually play it at 25% volume, it has a deep and loud bass, high tones sound crisp Setting up the speakers was a breeze, just plug and play, it's cool having wireless rear speakers, no need for wires hanging around the walls Price is very affordable compared to similar items I highly recommend this sound system

I've used the Ultimea Skywave F40 for a few days and am impressed by the value it offers. Setup was simple once everything was connected. The soundbar automatically powers on and off with my Samsung TV, dialogue is clear, movies sound much fuller than through the TV speakers, and the surround effects add noticeable immersion. The subwoofer was a pleasant surprise, adding solid depth and impact without overpowering the sound when properly adjusted. Bass is especially noticeable during action scenes and movies. The app controls and EQ options are also a nice addition, making it easy to customize the sound. Overall, this system offers excellent sound, simple setup, and great value. It's an easy recommendation for anyone looking to upgrade from TV speakers without spending a fortune.

For the price, this is a great system. Super easy to hook up and had it working in minutes. Currently using it on my sailboat and it’s made the salon a theater when movies play. No issues whatsoever.

I think overall this product is a good attempt at affordable "surround sound". I really like the design being sleek and modern. The soundbar is pretty loud, would work well within a small to medium size closed room. Installation is fun and easy. Size is compact and connecting it flawless. It is versatile on mounting or simply placing it above something (below the tv). My main issue is with the surround speakers. They are kinda small and on some audiod retain delay. Subwoofer also works as intented for its size. Otherwise a good product, would recommend on a sale!

As an audiophile, I am a stickler for high-quality audio—I need my sound well-balanced, clean, crisp, and non-distorted. My main living room setup features a 7.2 Denon receiver paired with Klipsch studio reference speakers and an OLED TV. So, when I went looking for a budget-friendly soundbar for my bedroom to replace an old setup, my expectations were pretty grounded. I saw this Ultimea system had great reviews, and I really liked the sleek styling. It features a small, thin, flat soundbar with up-firing speakers, two small satellites, and a decent subwoofer. For $200, I wasn't expecting much. Honestly, my plan was to play with it for a day, box it back up, and return it. Instead, it completely blew my mind. Is it absolute perfection? No. But is it worth every cent of $200? Absolutely—I would easily pay $400 for this system. The audio is surprisingly clear and balanced. It gets incredibly loud without distortion; at just 30% volume, it was already pushing my comfort level, and it clearly had so much more to give. The subwoofer hits lows that I didn't think such a tiny box was capable of, and the satellites balance out the room's audio far better than I anticipated. If you only have $200 to spend and want a phenomenal bedroom setup without shelling out an exorbitant amount of money, this is the soundbar to get. I can't see myself boxing this up and sending it back. Highly recommended!

Amazing sound system for the price! Easy to set up, the app actually functions as intended. No complaints on quality given its affordability.

I got to test my new Ultimea system and tested it with some battle scenes in a war movie. It's a fairly new movie so I figured that it would be a good test for the system with helicopters and machine guns and bombs going off all over the place. This replaced my LG system that I bought just last year to go with my 48-in LG 4K flat screen. The difference between the old system and the Ultimea skywave F40 was unbelievable. Are in the system last night and thought that there was something missing in the sound. It turns out I didn't have the jack from the subwoofer completely plugged in and it still sounded pretty good. When I figured out what was wrong it fixed it the sound was unbelievably good. I'm a musician and have played and toured for 40 years with different bands so I think I know the difference in a good system and a mediocre system. For the money I spent it was the best $200 I ever spent on an audio system of any kind. It really made the movie come to life and the subwoofer was more than sufficient without being booming. It was really amazing to me to see how much sound you can get out of the system this size and for the money. I would recommend it to anyone that is going to use this system in a room up to 200 ft². I've got it in approximately 140 ft² and it sounds unbelievably good. This is going to be a keeper for me.

Great system for the money. I love that there are no wires running across my floor. The 2 rear speakers are small but have great sound, and only need a power outlet to connect. The reason for 4 stars is the bass is a little soft, but still pretty decent. It is not a music rock out system, but music does sound nice and clear. You won't be sad with your purchase if you want good sound and a clean look. PS: buy the thin speaker stands for the back if you don't want holes in your walls.

Excelente barra de sonido, impresionate calidad precio, llegó muy bien empaquetado y antes de lo prometido.

Excelente barra se oye bien aunque le falta más potencia al central pero está bien por el precio

Es un sistema de audio envolvente 8 de 10, no decepciona en películas, la verdad ahí es donde la barra y los parlantes demuestran su verdadero potencial, la calidad de audio es 10 de 10 debido a que no se satura al subir el volumen y los bajos también son 10 de 10 es lo que buscaba, solo en la música 🎵🎼 le falta ser más envolvente no se cómo explicarlo pero se ve que le falta potencia al poner una canción como que no se desempeña al 10 pero en las películas si 🤔 talvez mucho revoltijo mio pero debo decir que me gustó el producto.

En resumidas cuentas, es una barra realmente 5.1.2 compatible con Atmos y muy fácil de utilizar. El único punto regular es que el subwoofer queda a deber un poco; la marca lo sabe y por eso tiene un modelo llamado BOOM con un subwoofer 50% más grande. Dependiendo de las ofertas, ese modelo puede costar un poco más o un poco menos, así que recomiendo optar por el BOOM si no hay mucha diferencia de precio, ya que en todo lo demás parecen ser iguales. Entrando en detalle, puedo decir que es una excelente opción de entrada para sonido Surround, con buena calidad de audio en general y soporte para formatos avanzados como Dolby Atmos. Es muy fácil de instalar; recomiendo conectarla por HDMI eARC para la máxima calidad de audio y para poder controlarla con el remoto de la televisión. Los altavoces traseros son algo pequeños, pero proveen sorprendentemente buen volumen, al punto de que tuve que bajarles a "-2" para que no opacaran a la barra principal. Me gusta que se puede controlar con un control remoto tradicional o mediante una app para el celular, la cual incluso permite ecualización personalizada. Como casi todas las barras multicanal, la F40 convierte a 5.1 todas las fuentes de audio aunque estas estén en estéreo solamente. Si bien trae un botón para activar "Xupmix", al desactivarlo pareciera que usa un upmix muy básico donde simplemente se reproducen los canales izquierdo y derecho en los canales surround sin ningún tipo de procesamiento avanzado. Al activarlo, en cambio, usa un upmix más elaborado —probablemente una variante moderna de Dolby Pro Logic II Movie Mode — que funciona muy bien para series o películas, aunque resulta algo inadecuado para música. Es una lástima que no haya una opción para mantener los canales de audio sin modificaciones ni un modo dedicado para música. Además, aunque el upmix suena muy bien con contenido de alta calidad, al convertir fuentes de baja calidad —como el audio de YouTube— puede hacer evidentes los defectos de compresión, escuchándose un crujido metálico y un siseo en los canales traseros. Técnicamente esto es responsabilidad del audio de baja calidad y no de la barra, pero otras marcas usan algoritmos que enmascaran mejor estas deficiencias. También es un poco molesto que solo soporte la familia de formatos Dolby. Si bien casi todo el streaming usa Dolby Digital/Plus/Atmos, muchos discos Blu-ray manejan DTS y, al no tener soporte, esto puede resultar incluso en silencio absoluto o en calidad de audio degradada, dependiendo de cómo el reproductor Blu-ray maneje la decodificación. Comparada con mi otra barra, una Hisense 5120G, creo que se queda una estrella abajo: la Hisense tiene un puerto HDMI adicional para no perder el que se usa con la barra, un subwoofer de mejor desempeño y soporte para audio DTS. Aun así, no es mala opción, sobre todo considerando el precio tan bajo al que ha llegado a venderse, aunque si se puede, recomendaria irse por la versión BOOM.

Sinceramente a mí me agrado mucho Suena muy bien para el precio, lo recomiendo bastante y es muy fácil de instalar