SPECIFICATIONS

Overview & Audio Performance

• Channels: 2.1 setup with virtual Dolby Atmos height effects, using DSP to simulate overhead sound 

• Power: 190 W peak output (soundbar + 100 W wired subwoofer); delivers SPL >103 dB with SNR ≥87 dB 

• BassMAX Technology: Enhances low frequencies with adjustable bass control, producing deep, punchy bass down to ~50 Hz 

💻 Connectivity & EQ

• Inputs: HDMI eARC for full Dolby Atmos passthrough, plus Optical, AUX, USB, and Bluetooth 5.3 

• EQ Modes: Movie, Music, Game—with additional modes in some markets (Sport, Live, Extra Bass, etc.) 

• Controls: IR remote included; LED display with mute option; no app control .

🏗️ Physical Specs

• Design: Slim (~3.8″ tall, 400 × 38 × 76 mm) soundbar in sleek black plastic; wired subwoofer measuring ~270 × 115 × 270 mm 

• Weight: Approx. 3.3 kg (soundbar + sub); total package ~4.2 kg gross .

• Included Accessories: HDMI‑eARC cable, optical, AUX, USB, wall-mount kit, IR remote, power adapters 

🎥 Atmos & Surround Experience

• Dolby Atmos Playback: When connected via HDMI eARC with Atmos content (e.g., Netflix, Blu‑ray), it provides a virtualized 3D audio experience .

• Limitations: With no up-firing drivers, height effects are simulated virtually—some users report these are subtle .

• DTS Support: Not supported—only Dolby Atmos/PCM audio are handled .

• Great value: immersive Atmos-capable sound at budget-friendly price (~$190–230) 

• Compact and stylish; easy to set up with full accessory bundle .

• Adjustable bass delivers satisfying low-end punch for movies and music 

• Users praise clarity, volume, and bass impact for the size and cost .

Specs Summary

✅ Ideal For

• Users wanting a compact, budget-friendly Dolby Atmos-capable soundbar.

• Those who want better bass and clarity than built-in TV speakers, without complexity.

• Simple setups where virtual height effects are acceptable.

The ULTIMEA Nova S50 is a strong budget pick: immersive Atmos-like sound, big bass, sleek design, and flexible connectivity