Aura A60

The Google almighty AI provided a fairly positive review but I can’t bet my life on what the AI comes up with. a couple of days ago, I was IookIno for reviews on an item and it came back very positive but in several other searches when I tweaked the search parameters for the same item, it did a 180

I had never heard of this brand till tonight. I am tired of all my prior configurations - primarily with center, sub, front floor, rear, and sometimes sides. My issue is being able to discern people talking. While it’s nice to have subs, I feel that (for instance) movie theaters depend on blowing pe

I don’t have the Aura A60 specifically, but I’m using the Poseidon D60 in a room of about 20㎡, and overall it’s been a really good experience for movies. Hopefully some Aura A60 owners can jump in with direct feedback, but based on my D60 experience, Ultimea seems to focus more on watchability and c

The audiophiles might snort a bit when I say this but....it wasn't a mega expensive setup. It's a not that well known brand called Ultimea and the model is the Aura A60. It's a 7.1 soundbar with Atmos plus a subwoofer and 4 surround speakers. It has a lot of good reviews and wasn't mega expensive (A

I am using the ULTIMEA aura a60. It’s a 7.1 Dolby Atmos. It I can do 5.1 if you have a arc/hdmi. It is real 5.1. It also has optical input . Small subwoofer but very powerful and good tight smooth bass. Overall a very good system. Small speakers but large sound.

I just purchased the Aura A60 and have been pleasantly surprised bye the sound quality for the price and size. Some things to keep in mind, however: It’s a 7.1 $200 sound bar. Don’t expect it to sound anything close to a receiver and speaker setup costing thousands. It will lose that competition bad

I just bought the Aura A60 for a good price. The sound is very good for video but not so much for music streaming. It’s important to understand what you are getting for the price point. While the sound is good, there is no individual speaker adjustment. Just volume. The front surround speakers get l

Unlike the reviews I read on your post, I actually have a similar product. I replaced a $300 JBL Soundbar because I wanted a wireless surround system. I purchased the Aura A60 for about $130 (marked down from ($250). This will not compete with a Polk or Infinity 5.1 system with a quality receiver. I

Aura A60 is decent. Once you tweak the equiliser to a setting you like its very immursive. It was a gamble for me yes. Am I 100% happy with it no, but I would say a good 95% but its 100% better than the Soundbar I did have so there is that for £200 discouted from £240 its great for the money, Its ve

Aura A60 Yes. The Atmos claim is a lie. Atmos isn't even mentioned in their user manual. And as I've said like 30 times, you cannot get Atmos sound out of a "7.1" system which doesn't even have 7 speakers, much less an height speakers which are required for Atmos.