ULTIMEA 2.2ch Sound Bars for TV, Peak Power 100W, App, 2-in-1 Detachable Bluetooth 5.3 Soundbar, 3 EQ Modes, Bass Adjustable for TV Speakers, ARC/Optical/Aux/Wall Mount, Apollo Pro S40 2025 Version

Great value for money.
I recently purchased the ULTIMEA 2.2ch Sound Bars for my TV, and I must say, it has exceeded my expectations in every way. Here’s my detailed review after a month of usage.Design and Build QualityThe ULTIMEA sound bar boasts a sleek and modern design that blends seamlessly with my home entertainment setup. Its compact size is perfect for my living room, and the build quality feels solid and premium. The buttons and ports are conveniently located, making it easy to connect and control.Audio PerformanceClarity and DepthWhat struck me the most about this sound bar is the clarity and depth of the audio. The 2.2 channel configuration, combined with the 100W peak power, delivers a rich and immersive sound experience. Whether I’m watching movies, listening to music, or playing games, the sound quality is consistently excellent.Bass and TrebleThe built-in subwoofers provide a powerful bass that adds a lot of oomph to action-packed scenes and musical tracks. The treble is also well-balanced, ensuring that dialogue and higher frequencies come through crisp and clear. The sound bar handles a wide range of frequencies with finesse, making it suitable for various types of content.Ease of UseSetting up the ULTIMEA sound bar was a breeze. The package includes all necessary cables and a straightforward user manual. It supports both Bluetooth and wired connections, giving me flexibility in how I want to connect my devices. The remote control is intuitive and responsive, allowing me to adjust settings with ease.Value for MoneyGiven the features and performance, the ULTIMEA sound bar offers excellent value for money. It competes with higher-priced models in terms of audio quality and build, making it a smart investment for anyone looking to enhance their TV viewing experience without breaking the bank.Final ThoughtsOverall, I am thoroughly impressed with the ULTIMEA 2.2ch Sound Bars for TV. It has significantly improved my home entertainment setup, providing a superior audio experience that brings movies and music to life. I highly recommend this sound bar to anyone in search of an affordable yet high-quality audio solution.

Excellent soundbar. Brilliant customer service.
**UPDATE **The customer care team at ULTIMEA is one of the best I have ever interacted with, and they should be commended for a top class customer service. The company reached out to me following my review and offered me an improved version of the product. Not only did they listen to feedback, but they communicated and fixed the issues.I have since received the updated version of the soundbar and I am absolutely blown away by the difference in the sound quality! The sound stage is more balanced and the bass, while it won’t rattle your windows or move the furniture, is definitely more present. The soundbar now produces a fuller, more pleasant sound. It does not distort at high volume and I can now hear a distinct difference between each of the pre-set equaliser modes. Although they included the wrong power adapter in the box, I used the original one and that worked fine. All the other positives mentioned in my original review still stands.I am truly blown away by the professionalism of this company and the fact that they included a HAND WRITTEN note in the package was very impressive!I am very pleased with the new soundbar and it looks fantastic as a two tower setup, which is great if you have limited space, or if your TV stand doesn’t allow you to sit the soundbar underneath it.Thank you ULTIMEA and Cathy for your excellent customer service. You have gained another customer and I will definitely be recommending this soundbar and company to friends and family. I have updated my rating to five stars!**Original review**First the positives:1. Excellent packaging with all cables included. Something that more sellers should include with their soundbars.2. Very clear and easy to follow instructions with setup guides for different TV models3. Versatility – can be used as one sound bar or two towers. I have the two tower setup which looks very smart on either side of our 32″ bedroom TV.4. Good build quality.5. Hdmi Arc function that allows you to use the TV remote to control the volume.The not so positives:1. Price – too expensive. Great that it can be used in two different ways but not worth that price tag. For another 20 or so pounds more I could’ve got a more powerful soundbar with subwoofer, or a logik soundbar that we currently have connected to the main TV that costs less and is very powerful.2. Sound quality. Not good. I know the tweeters are only 2 1/2 inches but the way they were hyping up the subwoofers and the technology used the make the sound fuller, I was left disappointed with the sound quality. In fact, I’m not sure it sounds any better than the built in TV speakers. The only benefit is that the setup allows the sound be projected forward into the room instead of downward.3. Lack of codec support. The soundbar cannot play dolby or high definition sound and so you are stuck with stereo. The dynamic option is not bad for what it is, a kind of 3D simulation, but there is a sacrifice in depth of sound. Bass is almost non-existent, even when at maximum level. I have found the best combination is to use maximum bass with hi-fi sound.Conclusion:Very average soundbar in terms of sound quality. It has good build quality and its ability to be used as two towers as well as a bar gives it good versatility and provides additional options when space is limited.I think it is overpriced for what you get but it’s my fault for expecting more from 2 inch speakers. I won’t return it because one, I can’t be bothered and two, it projects the sound forward and looks good next to the TV. Maybe I’m just too picky.

Okay, i was thinking it would be hard to hook up, nope! i did it less than 10 minutes. It is perfect for my small living room. It has great speakers. I am impressed n i luv my new speakers.

Reasons To Buy+ Sounds noticeably better/louder than the built-in audio of most TVs+ Also good as computer speakers or any other use case where powered speakers are needed+ Splitting the speakers into two gives you better stereo separation than the soundbar configuration+ Includes cables for both orientations. The plug ends are keyed so they go in only one way, so you won’t get the speaker polarities reversed.+ Includes the various cables required for the inputs+ The bass, while not boomy, does have some presence (inferior to a subwoofer, but way better than most built-in TV speakers). If it’s not enough, you can connect to a powered subwoofer via a mono RCA sub output.+ The quick start sheet is very well done, especially considering that it’s a no-name brand.+ Includes a remote (batteries not included)+ Includes stand bases and wall mounts for the speakersNitpicks / Hit or Miss* While not ugly, the speakers look better as a soundbar than a separate speakers* Hard to twist apart the connected speakers when configured as a soundbar* Limited to the EQ modes that are selectable from the included remote* I had trouble getting ARC to work with my TVs (Sony) – to be fair, I have had trouble getting Sony TVs in general to play nice with ARC with other devices, including name brand soundbars. While I could control this soundbar’s volume with the TV, no audio would come out, even with the soundbar’s recommended settings for Sony TVs. Your mileage will definitely vary.* If ARC doesn’t work with your TV, you may need to use the AUX or Optical output instead. AUX (sometimes via the TV’s headphone jack) is easier, since your TV volume will control the level to the sound bar (which you would set to some fixed volume) whereas Optical can’t use the TV’s volume control and will require you to use the volume control on the included remote, or require you to program a learning remote for its volume control codes.* The misleading “2.2” designation for the soundbar is definitely a “miss” for me. The number after the decimal generally refers to the number of subwoofers included in a multi-speaker setup. I don’t think anyone would consider the two 2.25″ woofer drivers to be subwoofers. So since this soundbar does not have any subwoofers included, so it should be marked 2.0, not 2.2.Reasons Not To Buy- While it’s perfectly fine for most people, it’s obviously not an audiophile grade piece of gear, so if you’ve somehow deluded yourself into thinking you can get a brand new **audiophile** class soundbar for $100, maybe you should pass on this one.Good Value?The one thing you have to keep reminding yourself is that it’s a $100 soundbar. It’s got small 2.25″ drivers, and it’s powered with a tiny wall wart, so there’s only so much performance that you can squeeze out of it. It sounds good for its price, but it’s not going to punch very far above its weight class. Pairing the soundbar with a powered sub will definitely improve the overall experience, but it’s also going to increase the overall cost significantly – which few people spending $100 on a sound bar will likely do.