ULTIMEA Skywave X100 U622B 9.1.6 Wireless Home Theater System with Dolby Atmos
Product description
A TV setup focused on clearer, front-facing sound has different priorities from one built for immersive surround. The ULTIMEA Skywave X100 brings a 9.1.6-channel layout, Dolby Atmos and DTS:X support, and wireless surround speakers to compatible home theater content.
Its THX-tuned audio architecture is designed for balanced dialogue, imaging, and cohesion across surround channels. That makes it suited to movie nights, TV, music, and games—not just adding sound to the screen.
With a wireless subwoofer and four wireless surround speakers, the system creates a more distributed listening setup without speaker-to-speaker audio cables. CineMesh connects the system components, and an external AV receiver is not required.
Technical details
- Name: ULTIMEA Skywave X100
- Model number: U622B
- Audio channels: 9.1.6, with six dedicated height channels
- Supported formats: Dolby Atmos and DTS:X with compatible content
- Wireless technology: CineMesh Dual 5GHz, latency below 20ms
- Peak system output: 1,500W
- Low-frequency extension: Down to 20Hz
- Processing: NeuraCore DSP up to 2,000 MIPS, 24-bit/192kHz signal path
- System components: Soundbar, subwoofer, and four surround speakers
Requirements
Use the Skywave X100 with a television and compatible Dolby Atmos or DTS content to access the system’s object-based spatial audio features. The audio format available depends on the content being played. HDMI and digital optical cables are included, giving you cable options for connecting the system to your TV. CineMesh handles wireless links between the soundbar, subwoofer, and surround speakers, the surround speakers still need their included power adapters.
Everyday use
In a movie scene with dialogue at the front and effects moving around the room, the 9.1.6 layout is designed to place sound horizontally, behind the listener, and overhead when the source supports Dolby Atmos or DTS:X. The dedicated height channels add a vertical dimension to compatible mixes, while the four surround speakers provide separate rear and side placement.
Room layouts and seating positions are not always symmetrical. Each wireless surround speaker has independent level control, so you can adjust its channel to suit its distance and position instead of treating every surround speaker as one shared setting. This is especially useful when the seating area is off-center or the speakers cannot be placed at identical distances.
The 10-inch driver and Gravus Ultra-Linear Bass Technology support low-frequency effects down to 20Hz. For films and games with compatible LFE sound, that low-end extension is part of a system designed to reproduce both spatial detail and bass dynamics. THX tuning also targets tonal balance and dialogue reproduction across movies, shows, music, and games.
What to clarify
Does the system support Dolby Atmos and DTS:X? Yes. It supports both formats, and compatible Dolby Atmos or DTS content is needed to use their object-based spatial audio features.
Do the surround speakers need audio cables to the soundbar? No. CineMesh Dual 5GHz connects the soundbar and wireless surround speakers with latency below 20ms, without speaker-to-speaker audio cables. The surround speakers use included power adapters.
Can I adjust surround levels for my room? Yes. Each wireless surround speaker can be adjusted independently to account for its distance, room placement, and seating position.
Should you buy it?
The Skywave X100 is a strong match for a TV room where immersive, multi-channel sound matters more than a simple front-only audio upgrade. Its 9.1.6 layout, compatible Atmos and DTS:X playback, independent surround controls, and deep-bass design give you practical ways to build a more involving home theater around movies, shows, and games.