skywave series 7.1.4ch Dolby Atmos wireless surround sound system with 10" subwoofer and 2 surround speakers

I've had this system for about 2 months now. It's amazing, the sound is crisp, and dynamic. The base is great, the adjustments are great too fine tune the EQ. The app is great as well, easy to use and helps to fine tune the system. Back to the base, put on the right tracks or movies and it'll shake the house. Makes you feel like you're in the middle of it. You won't regret it!

The Ultimea Skyward X70 has been an outstanding addition to my home setup, and after using it for a while, I can confidently say it delivers far beyond expectations for its price range. The sound quality is impressively rich and well-balanced, with deep bass that doesn’t overpower the mids and highs, making everything from movies to music feel immersive and detailed. Setup was quick and hassle-free, and the design looks sleek and modern, fitting perfectly into my living space. I especially appreciate the clarity of dialogue during movies and the powerful surround effect that really enhances the overall experience. Connectivity has been seamless, and I haven’t run into any issues with performance or reliability. Overall, it feels like a premium sound system without the premium price, and I would highly recommend it to anyone looking to upgrade their audio experience.

I purchased the Skywave F30 Boom on 11/27/25. I was so impressed that by 12/10/25 I had paid the difference to trade up to the Skywave X70. Once I received my new Skywave X70 I set it up right away ///// I am a audiophile and a movie junkie. I have a Harmon Kardon AVR1600 7.1 receiver and a speaker setup that when cranked you can't talk over. Is this relevant, yes. So as many people experience built-in speakers on modern HDTV's simply put suck. The worst issue with built-in speakers on HDTV’s is that no matter how much tweaking, voices can be muddy and over run by the other sounds in what you are watching and the second issue is that volume control does not allow anyone to set the volume at their "ideal" volume as volume control is indent volume. How I miss the days of infinite volume control, meaning a dial, to where you could find that sweet spot. That is where my Harmon Kardon shines as it has an infinite volume dial. The Skywave series soundbar/speaker systems are lacking in this feature as none, not the Skywave F30 Boom, not the Skywave X70, and not the Skywave X100 Dual, have infinite volume control but they should. ///// Now I have all of the adjustments I need with my Harmon Kardon setup but it would be nice to just "keep it simple" sometimes. Enter ULTIMEA. ///// Once I got it, hooking it up via HDMI eARC was very simple and with CEC enabled it turns on and off with my HDTV. The Bluetooth App lets me tweak everything on the fly but you can also do that with the remote control as well (I recommend using the App first and keep the remote as a backup. ///// So now the nuts and bolts. Is the Skywave X70 better than built-in speakers on a TV? Hands down yes. Does this beat my Harmon Kardon? It too close to call, however my Harmon Kardon supports most audio formats. The Skywave X70 makes up for missing audio formats with the Dolby Atmos which the Harmon Kardon. I did not know what I was missing. Having sounds coming from overhead adds a whole different dimension to the listening experience. It is a more immersive audio experience. While I am enjoying my Skywave X70, I can’t wait for my Skywave X100 Dual to get here. ///// My neighbor has a Bose Smart Soundbar with Bass Module 500 that supports Dolby Atmos and the Skywave F30 Boom (360 Watts) outclassed it. Now that I have Skywave X70 (980 Watts) the Bose doesn’t stand a chance. I can’t wait to get my Skywave X100 Dual (2000 Watts)