Poseidon D80 Boom 7.1 Channel Sound bar with Dolby Atmos

I bought this a month and a half ago and I’m genuinely impressed. I upgraded from a 2 year old Philips soundbar with wireless rear speakers and the rear speakers popped and crackled so much I couldn’t focus. This Ultimea 7.1 is exactly what I was looking for. These speakers are crystal clear. The packaging was great and I was pleased to find that all of the speakers came with a wall mount. I mainly keep the speakers in movie mode, though when I play video games I change it to game mode, same with music. There is a noticeable change in what comes through the speakers when you change modes. I have a fairly large and open living room and I typically keep the volume at 10, which is more than enough. I haven’t seen how loud it gets, but even at 5 it’s easy to hear and understand. Here’s the summary: The sound quality is great. The build quality is great. The packaging is great. The connectivity is great. The app is great. The bass is punchy. The whole system is LOUD. I’d recommend this Ultimea 7.1 to anybody.

Great sound system. Basically is more that I aspected. Sound is great, bass is powerful. In a 80sqm apartment with volume at 30%.. it’s too much. One thing - regarding BT.. for future upgrade please take in consideration a connection where you can add at least 2 device.. for example : iPhone and a Alexa

I’ve already had experience with this manufacturer thanks to the Ultimea D50. The issue back then was the subwoofer; here, the manufacturer promises a larger and more powerful subwoofer (it’s worth noting that I’m writing a review of the Ultimea D80 Boom). How does it actually perform? The subwoofer is indeed more powerful; there’s more bass, and it’s clearly of better quality. You can definitely feel it in both music and movies. The soundbar itself offers pleasant sound with clear vocals and treble, but it’s too loud compared to the subwoofer. You can adjust it using the remote or via the mobile app. The overall volume is sufficient to fill a fairly large room (about 40 m²). The manufacturer has done its homework; the soundbar is suitable for more than just background music. The sound quality is decent. The manufacturer includes a fairly substantial set of accessories with the package; there’s even an HDMI and optical cable. The only thing missing is the battery for the remote control—you’ll have to get that on your own. On the downside, keep in mind that the device doesn’t have any surround sound decoders. Everything runs on PCM stereo and is decoded by the soundbar itself to create the impression of surround sound. And sure, it works pretty well, but it’s still not true Atmos. Is it worth it? If the lack of actual decoders doesn’t put you off and the surround sound effect is enough for you, you’ll be satisfied. The soundbar is quite versatile for games, music, and movies alike.