ULTIMEA 7.1ch Virtual Surround Sound Bar with Subwoofer - Immersive TV

In this review the ULTIMEA Apollo S70 Ultra is assessed as a midrange surround soundbar system for people who want noticeably bigger TV audio without a complicated setup. The single biggest reason to buy is its convincing virtual 7.1ch surround field driven by the detachable sound bar, two wired surround speakers and a 6.5' wireless subwoofer, which together produce fuller dialogue and deep bass that many users will prefer to built-in TV speakers.

Key Features

• 7.1ch virtual surround: Five main channels plus two rear speakers and a subwoofer create a wider soundstage for movies and games than a single soundbar alone.
• SurroundX technology: Converts 2.0 PCM to a 7.1-like signal and uses an algorithm to simulate directional movement for more immersive effects.
• 6.5' BassMX subwoofer: The dedicated subwoofer delivers pronounced low frequencies so explosions and bass-heavy tracks feel impactful in a small to medium living room.
• Detachable center channel: The 3-in-1 split design clarifies human voices and allows flexible placement to suit different TV stands or wall setups.
• Smart app control: The Ultimea App offers 121 EQ presets and 10-band control so users can quickly switch between Movie, Music, Voice, Game, and Night modes or create custom EQs.
• RGB lighting modes: Six preset RGB modes and color/brightness control add visual ambiance and party-style lighting to the entertainment area.

Who It's For

This system is best for home theater fans and gamers who want a clear center channel for dialogue plus a more enveloping soundstage without running many wires through a room. It suits small to medium living rooms where a 6.5' subwoofer can move enough air to be felt and heard.

It is less appropriate for audiophiles seeking strictly reference accuracy or for buyers who need perfect light-sync with TV picture - the RGB lighting enhances atmosphere but does not sync to on-screen color or rhythm. Also, those wanting a completely wireless surround setup should note the surround speakers connect to the subwoofer by wire.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Impressive perceived surround imaging from the SurroundX algorithm without a large multi-speaker rig.
• Strong bass impact from the 6.5' subwoofer that several owners report can be felt in seating.
• Flexible sound tuning via the app with many presets and custom EQ options.
• Detachable design improves dialogue clarity and placement flexibility.

Cons

• Backlights cannot sync to TV content, so the RGB is decorative rather than reactive to video.
• Surround speakers are wired to the subwoofer, which limits completely wireless placement options.

Specifications

Channels	Virtual 7.1ch (5 main + 2 surround + sub)
Peak power	410W peak
Subwoofer	6.5' wireless subwoofer with BassMX
Connectivity	HDMI, Optical, AUX, Bluetooth, App control
Design	3-in-1 detachable soundbar with center channel
Lighting	RGB with 6 preset modes and millions of colors

Our Verdict

The ULTIMEA Apollo S70 Ultra is a compelling value for viewers who want a dramatic upgrade from TV speakers without an elaborate multi-speaker installation. Its virtual surround, strong sub-bass and extensive app EQ options make it especially good for movies, casual gaming and music, while the detachable layout and RGB lighting add practical flexibility and style.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do the rear speakers connect wirelessly?
The rear speakers connect to the subwoofer by wire for stable performance; only the subwoofer is wireless to the soundbar for audio feed.

Can the RGB lights sync to my TV picture?
No, the RGB backlights are adjustable and offer preset modes but they do not sync to TV colors or rhythm.

Is the app useful for tuning?
Yes, the Ultimea App provides 121 presets and a 10-band EQ plus custom modes, which makes tone adjustments straightforward for different content.